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Premier Inn Folkestone
Very much as you expect from this hotel brand name the hotel is just on the outskirts of the town and is only a few minutes away from the channel tunnel if you are travelling by car.
The hotel is split between two building the main building and annex the reception is located trough two sets of doors in the main building in the left hand corner. This building also gives access to the restaurant area. The annex is almost directly opposite the main building and is ramped access.
Your room key card allows you to open the main door to this building the door opens outwards inwards once through this there is a second door that opens inwards before you access the bedroom area. There is a good size lift in the annex to get to the upper floor.
The reception area is in operation 24 hours a day if you need advice etc.
if you have opted for Breakfast it is served in the Brickfield inn that is part of this complex and is attached to the main building if you are in the annex then you access this by going out via the ramp and crossing the small road in to the car park as a result there is no cover if it is raining.
The seating in the Brickfield is on dinning room chairs the type with out arms these can be moved out of the way to allow a wheelchair in to the space.
You can also have lunch and dinner in the Brickfield at additional costs.
A sign on the wall on the way in to the Brickfield indicates that the staff have disability awareness
The room we had allowed a wheelchair to move around freely there were two chairs in the room an arm type chair that might be low for many people and a standard dinning room chair at the work station desk in the room.
Very much as you expect from this hotel brand name the hotel is just on the outskirts of the town and is only a few minutes away from the channel tunnel if you are travelling by car.
The hotel is split between two building the main building and annex the reception is located trough two sets of doors in the main building in the left hand corner. This building also gives access to the restaurant area. The annex is almost directly opposite the main building and is ramped access.
Your room key card allows you to open the main door to this building the door opens outwards inwards once through this there is a second door that opens inwards before you access the bedroom area. There is a good size lift in the annex to get to the upper floor.
The reception area is in operation 24 hours a day if you need advice etc.
if you have opted for Breakfast it is served in the Brickfield inn that is part of this complex and is attached to the main building if you are in the annex then you access this by going out via the ramp and crossing the small road in to the car park as a result there is no cover if it is raining.
The seating in the Brickfield is on dinning room chairs the type with out arms these can be moved out of the way to allow a wheelchair in to the space.
You can also have lunch and dinner in the Brickfield at additional costs.
A sign on the wall on the way in to the Brickfield indicates that the staff have disability awareness
The room we had allowed a wheelchair to move around freely there were two chairs in the room an arm type chair that might be low for many people and a standard dinning room chair at the work station desk in the room.
