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Accessibility + Inclusivity
Accessible tourism in the East of England
The East of England offers unspoilt landscapes, big skies and space to be yourself. It’s one of the UK’s most popular holiday destinations for good reason. Naturally welcoming, we’re committed to making our region accessible and inclusive for all. Whether you have visible or non-visible accessibility requirements, you’ll find a great variety of accessible accommodation, attractions and experiences here.
All Accessibility Criteria
Designated quiet times, during which noise levels are reduced to meet the needs of people with… Designated quiet times, during which noise levels are reduced to meet the needs of people with sensory sensitivities e.g. autistic visitors, are available.
Emergency evacuation plan for disabled people Emergency evacuation plan for disabled people
Designated accessible parking Designated accessible parking
Emergency alarm with vibrating pillow pad Emergency alarm with vibrating pillow pad
Wheelchair-accessible bedroom (restricted space) Wheelchair-accessible bedroom (restricted space)
Wheelchair-accessible accommodation unit Wheelchair-accessible accommodation unit
Wheelchair-accessible toilet in public areas Wheelchair-accessible toilet in public areas
There is an enclosed outdoor area for customer use. There is an enclosed outdoor area for customer use.
There is a wheelchair-accessible bedroom designed for independent use. There is a wheelchair-accessible bedroom designed for independent use.
Wheelchair-accessible bathroom - bath only (restricted space) Wheelchair-accessible bathroom - bath only (restricted space)
Designated quiet space or room Designated quiet space or room
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