3.5
a lot of stairs
The nature of the layout of The Guildhall and Linen Exchange is quite inaccessible but not impossible to navigate.
The main entrance leads to the bar area which mostly compromises of high up bar stool seating however there are two standard tables as well. To get to the main seating area there are about 5-7 steps however there is a wheelchair lift here.
It is difficult to navigate between tables as they are close together and not lined up but in more of a scattered formation. If you want to order food or drinks you have to find a table first and then go to the bar to place your order, this may be difficult if you are alone but hopefully you have someone with you who can do this.
The main toilets are down many flights of stairs however to the rear of the main dining area there is a RADAR key toilet, if you do not posses a RADAR key the staff are usually friendly and open it for you however before I used any mobility aid I was questioned about it a couple of times.
The nature of the layout of The Guildhall and Linen Exchange is quite inaccessible but not impossible to navigate.
The main entrance leads to the bar area which mostly compromises of high up bar stool seating however there are two standard tables as well. To get to the main seating area there are about 5-7 steps however there is a wheelchair lift here.
It is difficult to navigate between tables as they are close together and not lined up but in more of a scattered formation. If you want to order food or drinks you have to find a table first and then go to the bar to place your order, this may be difficult if you are alone but hopefully you have someone with you who can do this.
The main toilets are down many flights of stairs however to the rear of the main dining area there is a RADAR key toilet, if you do not posses a RADAR key the staff are usually friendly and open it for you however before I used any mobility aid I was questioned about it a couple of times.
