Hotels in the UK are very good these days at showcasing their accessibility. Some hotels do as they claim to do – treating all guests as trusted adults and going above and beyond to ensure that each person who walks through the doors is given the same level of respect and service.
However, as a severely visually impaired travel writer for the last 25 years, I’ve found that nowhere near enough hotels deliver on their promises of accessibility. Attempts at inclusivity are often appallingly…

