need a break

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Hi I’ve not gone through a year of treatment and it’s on pause for awhile, me and my family were hoping to take a few days staycation but not sure where to go, I usually go to Wales but my mum isn’t keen on going there as she wants to try somewhere different. However, I am a wheelchair user following treatment, my one year old niece would be joining us as well as our our little dog. It is difficult to find a placeThat would accommodate all of us.

Can anyone recommend any can anyone recommend any pet friendly places to stay in the UK, also accessible for wheelchair users and will suit a 1 year old 

  • Hi Charlotte. We have previously stayed in a lodge near to Matlock, Derbyshire with our spaniel.  They have some pet friendly and wheelchair user lodges-you are best giving them a ring to check.  They have a swimming pool and soft play area suitable for a one year old.  They have several offers on at the moment so why not have a look to see if this would be suitable for you- darwinforest.co.uk. Good luck xx

  • I understand you're looking for a place that's pet-friendly, wheelchair accessible, and suitable for a one-year-old. It can be tricky, but many holiday resorts and cottages offer these features. It might help to contact places directly to confirm accessibility and facilities for both your dog and your niece.

  • I understand how challenging it can be to find the perfect place for your family. Here are a few recommendations for pet-friendly, wheelchair-accessible accommodations in the UK that might suit your needs:

    1. **The Amble Inn, Northumberland**: A contemporary seaside pub with accessible rooms, family-friendly amenities, and designated areas for dogs.
    2. **The Anchorage, Cromer, Norfolk**: A cozy cottage with accessible features, including a ramp and an enclosed garden for your dog.
    3. **DisabledHolidays.com**: This site offers a range of accessible, pet-friendly holiday accommodations across the UK, from rural cottages to city breaks.

    It's great that you're planning a staycation with your family and little dog! Do any of these options sound like they might work for you?