Brook Marston Farm Hotel

Selected this hotel as this was one of the few in the area that offers single beds - single beds are helpful with some of the equipment that my husband uses to stay comfortable at night. To be honest, the hotel made no claims to be more accessible than legally required but just so it is on the public record - there are steps, doorsills, and heavy manual doors everywhere. We left my husband's scooter and wheelchair in the car because there was no point in getting them out. I believe that there is a portable ramp that can be fetched if required but that would mean that any sense of independence would be lost because you would have to be accompanied from the door of your room to the front door of the hotel because if you need to traverse the courtyard - which most guests seem to need to do, then you need to be helped out and then helped back in again. There are two parking spaces at the front of the hotel which are marked as disabled spaces but they are not wide enough to enable passengers in both cars to open the car doors fully.