Disability, Reviews, Travel & More—from a student
★ Honest Burger is near Royal Festival Hall in London. It has flat access into the restaurant but the doors are push and pull only, restricting independence to those customers who can't open the door themselves. I was surprised by how small the restaurant was compared to others around London. I saw a standard-size disabled… Continue reading Honest Burger, Royal Festival Hall, London – Restaurant Review
★★★★ The Cote Brasserie at the Royal Festival Hall has two doors of the push/pull variety; doors which I couldn't open independently. Neither does it have a button to press to signify I was a disabled customer wanting to come in so if visiting independently I would have no means to signal I needed aid.… Continue reading Cote Brasserie Royal Festival Hall – Restaurant Review
This ‘Changing Places' facility was located on the ground floor and had the appropriate symbol to indicate the facility. On the outside of the building there was a larger sign which showed the facilities offered within for those who need to use these facilities. This made the toilet easy to locate and access. The toilet… Continue reading Changing Places – Royal Festival Hall London
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