From the wheelchair users perspective, as an addition to my husband’s review. We arrived here late afternoon to be told that there were ‘maintenance issues’ with the wheelchair accessible room and that the receptionist had phoned “all of the other people who had booked an accessible room to see if they still needed it” (from experience, this scenario was highly unlikely). We were told that it was “ok” because they’d managed to place us “in a downstairs room” as though that was the only criteria for a wheelchair accessible room! It There was no offer to try and find us an accessible room in another hotel or any other solution and as it was now late afternoon we hadn’t the time (or funds) to begin to do that ourselves . It appears that they thought that we’d merely accept the room offered. The receptionist couldn’t elaborate on what the so called ‘maintenance issues’ were and on checking with another member of staff at 7.30am the next day, that room was perfectly fine and booked for that day. It seems to me that the room had been double booked and we had been lied to. We had booked here for a family occasion in the area and having travelled for almost 5 hours, I was in need of a shower and change before going out. The shower was over the normal bath, entirely inaccessible to me (my wheelchair wouldn’t even fit into the bathroom) so I had to go without. Along with that, I couldn’t use the toilet without having to awkwardly transfer front on and then leave the door open when I relieved myself. My husband is not my carer, I’m an entirely independent person who just happens to use a wheelchair and I’m sure that many people wouldn’t be happy to use the toilet within full view of anyone else! Conveniently there wasn’t a manager on duty on either day to discuss this with.