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Accessible Rooms

Hadley Park House Hotel has a specially adapted disabled bedroom at their Shropshire hotel. The fully-adapted bedroom has been carefully designed for guests who are in wheelchairs, have mobility problems or perhaps just need a little additional space.

The comfortable ground-floor room has been modified for disabled guests, with a wide entry door making access really easy and there’s also adequate turning space for a standard wheelchair to easily travel around the bedroom. The low level bed is accessible for everyone and with fluffy pillows and warm, cosy duvets this makes for a comfortable night’s sleep! Inside the room, you’ll find spacious wardrobes and drawer units with appropriate access.

The bathroom has been carefully designed. With a wheel-in wet room shower, it is fully functional with grab rails, disabled toilet, shower chair and level access shower, accessible sinks and emergency call-assistance pull cord. Safety is paramount, so the bathroom has been fitted with the required non-slip flooring.

Our accessible bedroom is located on the ground floor in the West Wing, near to a fire escape, which offers further peace of mind. As you would expect from our luxury four-star Shropshire hotel, the bedroom has those comfortable extra touches to make your stay special such as free WiFi, TV, complimentary hospitality tray, direct dial telephone and luxury bathroom amenities.

Hadley Park House Hotel is accessible to guests in wheelchairs or those who may have mobility issues. The entrance leads to the Lounge, Morning Room, Restaurant and Mulliner Suite which are all located on the ground floor, as is a fully adapted disabled toilet. We also have dedicated disabled parking bays near to reception.

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