Accommodation North West

The North West of England offers a wide range of disabled friendly accommodation from unique boutique hotels to cosy cottages and hideaways, whatever you’re looking for, there is something to suit every need and taste.

If you’re planning an inner city break in either Manchester or Liverpool, you’ll find luxury accessible hotels set in historic buildings, newly renovated state of the art hotels with modern facilities, themed hotels offering the ultimate experience for fans of the north west’s musical greats, like the Beatles. Or if you are looking for something more relaxing, there are a number of spa hotels available to make sure that you are properly pampered.

The region isn’t short of family friendly hotels, with extra beds and children’s menus on offer, as well as accessible rooms and those that are conveniently placed next to transport links and top attractions.

If you need to be near one of the airports, you’ll find plenty of hotels with shuttle buses in the area and if you are watching the pennies, there are a whole host of contemporary budget hotels.

If you want to experience everything the region has to offer, why not opt for one of the many B&Bs or guesthouses? You’ll get to sample some amazing local produce with the provided breakfast, plus as many of these properties are owned by local people who live in there, you’ll find lots of local hints and tips for you when you set out to explore the local area. With these self-catering properties, anyone who needs to stick to a certain diet or has to eat at certain times can have the flexibility they need without having to go along with a hotel kitchen’s routine. They often have their own parking, which is perfect for anyone who needs access to their vehicle and are happy to accommodate dogs for those of you with service animals. You don’t have to book with a B&B, there are also serviced apartments, cottages and more self-catering options for you to look into. They give you the ultimate freedom and independence and being a real home from home, can help take the stress out of travelling for anyone who is easily confused or upset by huge changes in their environment.

Perhaps you’d rather stay at a holiday park where you have all manner of facilities. You’ll find loads to choose from across the region with sites located near the coast and in the more rural areas.

For those wanting something more unusual from their stay, why not stay in a hotel boat? You’ll find plenty of options particularly in Lancashire, what better way to explore the county than as captain of your own ship? Glamping is a popular choice for holiday accommodation these days too and you’ll find plenty of options throughout the north west, with everything from lodges to wood cabins, from safari tents to tree houses. Glamping is a great option for anyone who wants to experience camping but would like those little luxuries that you don’t get with a traditional camping holiday. Many glamping sites offer more room than a usual sized tent, with proper beds and even hot tubs! It can be a great option for anyone who finds themselves restricted by more traditional camping.

The accessible accommodation in the north west has plenty of options and facilities available for anyone who has extra needs. Some of them include hoists in the rooms, adult changing rooms in communal areas of the property and more. Take a look at the properties listed below.