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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The room is furthest away from the lift simply because they’ve placed it in the best location to have a good sized
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Love when hotels care for disabled guests, sadly it is quite rare but really appreciate one’s that do ❤
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I'm so happy that at least some hotels are actually acceptable bc it's so hard to actually find an acceptable one that doesn't include some workout just to get inside
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That’s so cool! I haven’t been able to go to any accesible hotels before due to booking issues but I always love seeing hotels actually caring for their disabled guests!!!
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I stayed in a Premier Inn in Shrewsbury when we were visiting from Australia in 2016, I was very impressed by their accessible rooms 🙂
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Hope you enjoy staying there looks like a cool room especially with those lights. ( i love watching your videos. Happy I am early as well)😊
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Love this! Thank you for doing these reviews, I'm also an ambulatory wheelchair user and find your reviews so helpful. I had no idea how inaccessible most places are before i started using my chair.
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Thankfully this one was good! When I went to London this May I accidentally got an accessible room (which we didn’t need) and it was the ugliest ever. Got switched after one night (also because of the loud sounds of the club a few floors lower) and the ‘normal’ room looked a lot better
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The one thing i noticed is the shower head was set for standing people. If you can't stand you'd have to call someone to move it down for you to shower.
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Your wheelchair is so cool, I've never seen one like it!
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I love your videos so much you brighten my day
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Had to live in a hotel for a few months while construction happened literally all day and night right across from where we lived, thankfully paid for by council. They had an “acessible” room where it wasn’t really acessible at all really, unable to reach curtains and they where behind the couch and high up, high cabinets, a cracked glass stove (dangerous af especially for blind ppl), a wet room that was roll in but became slippery when wet (like glass polished tile slippery), a window/balcony I couldn’t access and coat hangers I couldn’t reach. The toilet railing also broke when I used it because it was screwed in wrong, also the cleaners never came on time which is understandable but I had to be out of the room waiting to go back in which is tiring and stressful and my autism hates plans changing. Bellow the rooms was a bunch of food places which made it so easy to get food, even as someone who barely has spoons to do much out of bed anymore. Also the entire hotel was covered in light panels to make the outside glow, one broke while I was there and started strobing which was dangerous to me with photosensitive seizures that can potentially be fatal. They also had a pond with no safety railing outside and not much lighting so it was hard for me to stick to the path. Anyways the point to my rant is that I really hope people in charge see your videos and realise they should do better for everyone’s sake.
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That looks so cozy! Refreshing to see a truly accessible hotel room!❤
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Hope you enjoyed it, your videos always brighten my day ❤
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My experience of many (many) Premier Inn Hub hotels is like this too. Very good accessibility unlike many of the bog standard Premier Inns
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I have not long got back from a stay at a Premier Inn, and i have to say it was a really nice hotel. The only things that we found wrong with our room was the bathroom. They need to put a mat down on the floor as we had a walk-in shower with a step up and down to stop you from slipping and a hand rail on the side to help you down as the only thing to hold on to was the glass screen and the door handle. Other than that, we found the hotel to be disabled friendly for mine and my mums disabilities. But i think all rooms should come with hand rails in the bathroom as it can help anyone from disabled to the elderly.
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The lighting settings are awesome
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Honestly, I think that premier Inn is fully being slept on in favour of bigger names where hotels are concerned, ive yet to stay in a marriott or hilton (both the actual name sakes & the budget branded places they have that aren't all that budget friendly like the AC & Double tree/hamptons) that doesn't absolutley disappoint me or ruin our stay.
But, touch wood I've never stayed in a Premier Inn & felt ripped off, lied to or even been unhappy with facilities & rooms & im a controlling clean freak who is hard to make happy when im aaay fron my own space!
We stay at the Bury premier Inn quite a lot it's a 20 min drive to the city centre in Manchester & has an amazing market & shopping choices over the road to the hotel, comes in clutch when we go to see a gig in Manchester & we don't wanna pay the inflated costs nearer the venue.
The rooms are so clean, tidy & inviting & for less than 100 a night, I recommend them to anyone & everyone.
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for anyone wondering, 'the hub' by premier inn hotels all look exactly like this, so even if you go to a different one than this, you can expect more or less the exact same!!
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@CyanDragon13
3 weeks ago
Hi, the accessible rooms are far away from the lifts as they are by the emergency exits that have safe zones, call buttons and evac chairs in case of a fire, because the lifts automatically stop working when the alarm sounds. It’s a built in health and safety design
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