Accommodation

Whether you want a cute, fairy tale cottage or a hotel with all the mod cons, you’ll find a whole range of accessible accommodation options in Northern Ireland.

From the trendy city centre hotels and B&Bs in Belfast to the rustic accommodation along the coast, whatever your taste and budget, you’ll find it in Belfast.

With hotels offering wheelchair accessible rooms, minimalist décor and soft lighting perfect for those with visual impairments or sensory conditions, this is a great place to spend your accessible holiday.

Disabled friendly hotels to suit all tastes can be found here, with many of them surrounded by beautiful historic buildings and offering the latest in facilities. For a real relaxing time, head to one of the country’s spa hotels where you can indulge in treatments or treat yourself after exploring in the hot tub or sauna. Spa visits are a great way to relax and are really beneficial for those with chronic pain or mobility limitations. Spa hotels offer the best of both worlds, giving you all the spa treatments you need while being right onsite.

It isn’t just spa hotels on offer, you’ll also find small boutiques and large corporate hotels and just about everything in between. Why not spend some time enjoying the peace of the countryside by staying in a large country house surrounded by greenery.

If a hotel isn’t your cup of tea, take a look at the great selection of Bed and Breakfasts and guesthouses that you can find all over Northern Ireland. Many of these are accessible and with the hosts living onsite, they can easily adapt rooms or menus to make life easier for you. Plus, who doesn’t want a freshly cooked Irish breakfast to start the day? You’ll find Bed and Breakfasts and Guesthouses in a range of locations, giving you the option of city centre, rural retreat or coastal getaway. Many of them are placed nearby to local transport links or attractions and with the host’s local knowledge, you’ll find it easy to navigate the city and find the very best places to go that have disabled facilities.

For a self catering option, there is nothing more magical than booking a few nights in a little fairy tale cottage. Northern Ireland’s romanticism and mystical atmosphere make this a perfect accommodation option. Not only that, but cottages are comfortably furnished offering a real home from home, giving you extra peace of mind if you’re travelling with someone who has additional needs and likes the familiarity and comfort of somewhere cosy. Being in a cottage also gives you the chance to go at your own pace and you have much more space and privacy, ideal for anyone who needs to bring equipment with them or if members of your travelling party have different needs in terms of meal times.

Those of you who really want to get to grips with Northern Ireland’s nature, take a look at the camping opportunities. You’ll find campsites offering a range of facilities from the bare minimum to all the mod cons. While these kinds of holidays aren’t suitable for everyone, you will find sites that cater especially for those with wheelchairs or mobility issues as well as those with autism and other additional needs. Northern Ireland is also home to several holiday parks and caravan sites, giving you the chance to really find the right accommodation for you.