The Dome

On the plus side, the loo is massive - loads of space and amenities well laid out. On the negative side, you need an access ramp to avoid half a dozen steps to get in (unfortunately the ramp was out of order) and once inside there's a heavy door to access the facilities. The toilet door itself opens onwards, and the lock is a wee bit high. All features good, although the emergency chord (which is white, rather than red) doesn't quite reach the floor and is a good few feet away from the toilet. Other than that, a luxury toilet experience awaits!

Had afternoon tea in the first floor Georgian Tea room. Three disabled parking spacious just outside the dome, although you need to negotiate a double kerb to reach the pavement. I had to go 75yds on the road to reach a lowered kerb for my electric wheelchair. Outdoor lift is used to access the ground floor of the dome. A revolving door can be folded back in order to enter the building. The Georgian Tea room is accessible via a small lift. I found the lift very small, with no ability to turn whilst in it. I had to reverse out, which was a little disconcerting since there are a flight of stairs directly opposite the lift. Accessible toilet on the ground floor was relatively large. See photos.

This is a nice place to have lunch when visiting Edinburgh. It feels super posh but the bar meals cost more or less the same as anywhere else. They also do breakfast and afternoon tea.