Finding a holiday
JohnHes
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Hi, can I get some advice, can people tell me where they look to find an accessible vacation house when they want to go on holiday with their familly? thanks for reading, any advice wellcome.
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Hi there @JohnHes,
Unfortunately, this isn't always easy and depends very much on your family's individual needs. There are plenty of options, though! Have you tried a quick Google search for the area that you're interested in?0 -
Hi Danielle, thanks for your answer, my problem is the other way round. I built a holiday home designed around accessibility, last year I was fully booked but I didnt get a single enquirey from someone with a disability. I am on all the usual sites but I just don't seem to be getting inquieries. It is not a problem for my bussiness as I get plenty of bookings, but it just seems a shame for it not to be used by the people it was designed for. I am just trying to work out if I am missing something here?Thanks0
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Hi there
I have booked accessible holiday cottage I normally just put Google search eg disabled holiday accommodation in ? as in the area you want to go to
I have previously used holiday cottages and sykes cottages just put a filter on when you do your search so it shows disabled properties
Another tip not all accessible properties are listed as being accessible or disabled due to not having things like toilet rails, wet rooms etc but dependant on your needs other properties may meet your needs0
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