Access Travel reviews

26/10/2024

Imagine... you're on Ios Island. As you prepare for your next adventure, the sun glistens over the Aegean Sea. You're not just traveling... you're flying—literally. A private helicopter transfer awaits, ready to take you from Ios to Santorini. The journey costs around 5,000 euros. But for you, it's not just about the cost. It's about the thrill. The freedom. The adventure.

Or maybe, you’re halfway across the world... sipping tea in Tokyo. A private geisha-led tea ceremony—rich in tradition and elegance. It’s a 5,000-euro experience, but it’s more than worth it. It’s a story to tell... a memory to hold.

With AccessTravel.com, these extraordinary experiences aren't just about indulging yourself. You’re creating a positive impact. For every adventure you book through AccessTravel, you’re helping us build a truly inclusive map of the world—one that everyone can explore.

A small commission from your adventure helps us develop universal travel experiences, designed for every age, every health condition. You're not just seeing the world. You’re helping make it accessible to all.

So, go ahead. Enjoy the adventure. Fly between islands. Sip tea in Tokyo. And together with AccessTravel, make an impact while you do.

AccessTravel.com - Inclusive experiences, unlimited adventures. Travel well, for the good of all.

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20/04/2024

Looking for a collaboration with a Travel Agency or an individual agent that operates worldwide for revenue share partnership

20/01/2024

31/05/2023

Do you want to travel without limitations and at an affordable price for everyone? You can do it at https://www.accesstravel.com .Another development, the development is completed.

Now artificial intelligence works for us 24/7 to search for and find information about an accessible environment for wheelchair users, visually impaired individuals, individuals with hearing impairments, elderly people, families traveling with children in strollers, as well as for children and individuals on the autism spectrum.

Every person will be able to find something suitable for their physical abilities. Do you want extreme challenges and endurance excursions? Set the filter to "hard." Is your back or heart hurting? Choose an activity suitable for you and set the filter to "easy."

Traveling with a child on the autism spectrum? We will help you find places to visit in more than 126 of the world's most interesting tourist destinations. On our website, you will find information about places that are not overcrowded with tourists, where there is a so-called "quiet room" where you can take a break from sensory overload.

Traveling with a family member in a wheelchair? We will help you find suitable attractions, activities, and excursions with information about the accessibility of the attractions. We provide information on whether there are steps, uneven terrain, gravel or stone pavements, and how easy or difficult it is to navigate.

Love numbers? We will give you a difficulty level for visiting attractions from one to five.

Israel is also on our map. (Tel Aviv, Nazareth, Jerusalem, Haifa, and even Ashdod.)

Currently, the main information is in English. However, in the future, there will be more information in other languages, including Ukrainian.

In the coming month, we expect to scale up and provide information on the 500 most interesting destinations in the world.

The latest update was worked on by a programmer from India, a project manager from Warsaw, originally from Minsk, and a very talented programmer from Tbilisi, also originally from Minsk, as well as a tester and idea generator, Valentina Yaschenko , originally from Minsk. Valya is in a wheelchair and knows how to test any programs.

All of this is funded from my own pocket. It's great to have parents and a sister who always provide a place to sleep and something delicious to eat.

Our earnings from the website for the past month amounted to $126)). Expenses were around $3,000. That's how social initiatives develop. But if more people come to us at accesstravel.com before traveling abroad and purchase things through us, such as a ticket for a double-decker bus or a museum ticket from TripAdvisor, for example, you will get a cool price, and we will get our commission.

I think everyone can read in English. Visit us, friends. Search for completely free information about attractions, interesting tourist destinations, information about accessibility and landscapes, and book excursions through us. Thank you 😉 for your attention.

23/10/2022

After 20 years in a wheelchair, I rode a bike first time in my life at the Alyn Innovation center! I started from 20 meters up to the marathon, using my legs, hands, and wings! My dream came true, and this year I participate Wheels of Love, a challenging bike ride for the ALYN Children’s Hospital in Jerusalem. The hospital treats thousands of physically disabled children with the hope of returning them to their families and communities. These children have nowhere else where they can get the same level of treatment. But treatment for these children is expensive – the Hospital does not have the resources it needs. So riders raise funds for ALYN. Click the link here https://www.alynactive.org/participant/damir-miller/

AlynActive Website

31/07/2022

We are delighted to introduce you to our new ambassadors Asha and Danny ! Today they shared with us their awesome trip to Bournemouth, UK.
I'm Asha I have a spinal cord injury and I'm in a wheelchair. My boyfriend and I live in West Sussex and love visiting new place's. Through our page we hope to raise awareness about people living with a disability and highlight some of the challenges couples face. We are going away next week to Eastbourne and we would love to share out experience with uour community. Many thanks Asha and Danny.
Danny's Birthday Trip to The Highcliff Marriott Hotel, Bournemouth (AKA: GOAT-GATE)
🏖 We love going on seaside holidays and try to visit our local beach at any opportunity.
🌊 Finding an accessible seaview hotel is very difficult. We have visited Bournemouth and this particular hotel before so know what it's like. The hotel is in a stunning location right on top of the cliff with a view from our room overlooking Bournemouth beach.
🚙 They have a car park at the back with direct access into the back of the hotel. The front entrance has steps. For us, hotel parking is essential. (Danny has to unload and carry all the luggage to the room so having to walk a long distance and helping me at the same time can be difficult) They have 2 disabled bays and you will need to reserve a space for your stay.
🚽 The hotel building is extremely old so the accessible room has been adapted to the best of their ability. There's only one accessible room which is fairly spacious with enough space to move around. The bathroom has a shower cubicle with a wet room style floor. It is a bit cramped and I could just about fit my shower chair inside. It was manageable for me but may not be suitable for some people. There is also a lowered bath which I didn't use. The rest of the hotel is very accessible and has a lovely outside dining area where we ate breakfast each morning.
🐐 Bournemouth is extremely hilly which is great for views but not ideal for a wheelchair user. They have an amazing outside lift opposite the hotel that goes up and down the cliff edge. This was great because it meant we could access the beach for a stroll. The alternative would be going down a very steep hill or steps. The lift closes at 5pm. Randomly, on our walk we spotted a gated area with some goats grazing.

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02/07/2022

Today we have great reviews from our wonderful ambasador
on London's trendy and accessible restaurant and hotel.
«This is a perfectly positioned «Sofitel London Heathrow» when getting an early morning.
Get dropped off right outside the hotel entrance, fully accessible electric doors to enter, smooth floors to wheel into the main reception, then easy access via lift to the bedrooms.
The bedroom was a comfortable size for a smaller wheelchair, but you would need more space if in an electric. We did book a room with wet room, but instead got a bath, but the bathroom had all the necessary bars & alarm pull cords in place.
There are a couple of restaurants on site, if you fancy a bite to eat, but bare in mind they are pricey.
The hotel is connected to the airport by a long walkway, but sn easy push for an early morning get up & go.
I am so pleased the hubby came across this wonderful restaurant, what a fantastic experience we had. The concept is a 6 course tasting menu & the theme changes every 6 weeks.
Our menu transported us to with dishes & drinks based around films, for instance:
‘Run, run, run as fast as you can’ from Shrek - a delicious duck parfait & gingerbread man
‘Good morning Vietnam - a flavoursome prawn spring roll with an exquisite broth.
Drinks were ‘gone with the wine’, ‘the hood, the bad & the Bordeaux to name a couple
Every mouthful was a taste sensation, with film music playing in the background, the wonderfully efficient & helpful staff this was a meal to remember.
The Fitzrovia restaurant, is fully accessible with a good sized disabled loo to boot.
I would highly recommend treating yourself to this fantastic taste experience. «Six by Nico London Fitzrovia»

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29/06/2022

Rhodes, Greece!
We'd like to tell you that the wonderful girl in the post pictures is our beautiful Ambassador ! Meet Tirzah López! Not just a beautiful girl, but the Finalist Miss Wheelchair World 2022! Who was kind enough to let us use her pictures in our post about Rhodes.
Rhodes is a beautiful island! If you want to swim in two seas then come to Rhodes! In Rhodes, in Lindos you will find the only remaining Ancient Greek stadium, which makes Rhodes a must-visit for any lovers of Ancient Greece. One of the most amazing places in Rhodes is the butterfly valley. In summer, an unimaginable number of these beautiful insects fly here for a short while! For unusual photos and selfies, you have to go to Rhodes too!
Besides, Rhodes is quite accessible! To have a great time, you need to choose a hotel, it might be "Pegasos Deluxe Beach Hotel". The hotel is courtesy of Access Travel.
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26/06/2022

A new post from our lovely ambassador
A night at , DoubleTree by Hilton London - Chelsea

A very accessible hotel with good access to Chelsea & Fulham, the staff is accommodating, but the hotel needs some

An open reception that leads into the restaurant & bar areas.

Access to the bedrooms is via the lifts. The accessible room we stayed in was large, but the bed was not much bigger than a single & I felt like I might be harpooned through a vital organ at any moment by a spring in the well-used mattress.

The air con did not work very well & there was a distinct smell of stale cigarette smoke. So not a very good or excellent night's sleep at all.

The wet room bathroom had all the necessary bars & emergency cords, as well as a decent pull-down wall chair to transfer to for a shower.

As said an excellent, accessible hotel, but definitely not somewhere I would choose again unless it was done up to a more comfortable standard.

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26/06/2022

True life story
Today I will tell you about Corrina, you can find her on Instagram, here .aroundtheworld
When I was 16, the doctor told me I had a chronic genetic disease called Friedreich Ataxia (FA) and that I would lose my movements more until death.
So, I'm now 35 years old, and since 13 years old, I have used a wheelchair.
I am still alive!
I traveled to 25 countries, did skydiving, saw the Aurora borealis, lived for two years in Brazil, and speak five languages.. yes, that's my life.
FA isn't easy to accept, but I have no another choice except to live my life and love it as it is.

22/06/2022

Today we're publishing a wonderful, informative and visually very aesthetically pleasing post about QO Amsterdam by our lovely Ambassador Josephine Rees, , who discover wheelchair-friendly places in the Dutch capital
We've published about Amsterdam many times before, so you can admire its beauty once again here:
https://www.facebook.com/accessiblefordisabledhotels/posts/380349297476232
and here:
https://www.facebook.com/accessiblefordisabledhotels/posts/268885571955939

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19/06/2022

Dear Friends, it's Kim and Lutzi again. You can find me here
Lutzi – that's the name of my wheelchair, by the way!

A Hamburger ?? oh No, today I will tell you about Hamburg and Sylt !!!
How about a night at the Grand Hotel? In the heart of , just a few meters from the beach? Then walk-in:
📍Hotel Stadt Hamburg, Westerland 🇩🇪
The old and very charming country house, whose furnishings shine with colorful wallpaper, floral fabrics and patterns, and lots of antiques, was a superb accommodation for us for two nights.
✨ Our double room on the ground floor had a connecting door to a substantial wheelchair-accessible bathroom - a dream in pink 💖.
The walk-in shower has an integrated shower seat. The toilet has grab rails, and I was pleased about the towel warmer next to the wheelchair-accessible washbasin. You can bypass the small step at the hotel entrance through the underground car park, which is accessible at ground level, or through the door to the in-house restaurant ♿

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15/06/2022

Tbilisi, Georgia is an ancient city with its unique atmosphere and breathtaking landscapes: waterfalls, eucalyptus and bamboo groves, rocks, and mountain rivers!
In recent years, Georgia, this is an essential destination among tourists! Tbilisi met the visitors with a portion of unique, delicious food, outstanding wine, mountains, clean air, and, most importantly, the fabulous hospitality of all citizens!
A visit to Georgia is happiness! You can be sure of this by looking at the fantastic photos from our excellent ambassador , who visited Georgia in September 2021. She was delighted!
AccessTravel provides accessibility information for all The Grove Design Hotel hotels.

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12/06/2022

Dear friends, we have news from our amazing Corii, .aroundtheworld, in 80 days! By the way, her real name is Corrina!

We got a wheelchair-accessible room. Small, but it was ok. Unfortunately, the sink is high, so that I couldn't reach it. But the hotel gave me a plastic bowl to wash my hands and brush my teeth 😬
Cape Verde 2022 - this video showed the first afternoon when we arrived.

The plane from Porto, Portugal, takes 4 hours to Ilha do sal. There are 2 hours time difference to Portugal.
We flu with the first time I flu with them.

We Arrived in Cape Verde. The came and took me out of the plane. With a taxi from , we drove to the .hotels
The plane from Porto, Portugal, takes 4 hours to Ilha do sal. 2 hours time difference to portugal.ly
The resort is lovely, with ramps everywhere. I would say it's suitable and wheelchair-friendly. Unfortunately, they don't have public wheelchair-friendly toilets.

After organizing ourselves in the room, we checked out the beach.
It has a wooden ramp to the sunbeds. So I could easily see the water….
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❌ability

12/06/2022

Break the limit! Thank you for the beautiful video to our ambassador
A preview of our incredible experience on the 😍Highline179 bridge in Austria! We found ourselves at 114 meters high & I can tell you it was really nice. The full video link is in the Instagram BIO of the 🍂

08/06/2022

Break the limits together with our wonderful .aroundtheworld. We love you, Corrina!
I quote her:
In the surf camp in Portugal, we do not just surf. We have a lot of fun also outside the water.

05/06/2022

Our dear friends, Today no hotels, only sights, and a slight criticism of the most romantic city in the world from Kam, wheelchair traveler, Artist, Writer, Disability Advocate, Designer, and Speaker! You can find her on Instagram
Starting to quote:
Versailles, cobblestones need to die. Hey, that rhymes. I have a terrible neck drop. Versailles is beautiful, but I'm going on a little rant for a place that's the main tourist attraction. It's gotten bad, so wheeling down a mile of cobblestone path to get to the entrance was painful, took eons, and caused whiplash. Why can't they make a flat strip and paint it as natural cobblestone (if the consistency of look is what they're concerned with)? Not to be uncouth, but the few families (kings and queens) who claimed their blood superior, thus royal therefore constituting them authority over anyone not, concentrated wealth and power and did terrible things throughout history to poor and countries of color around the world, won't care if we add a humane path for disabled.

Non-disabled have their needs met ALL the time (usually for convenience). They also had carts for non-disabled to traverse 800 acres of garden, but the carved out accessible strip in the back of the palace to the park was gravel. That's ableism, and it's always like this.
You don't think of it because you don't have to. Humans can't fly, so they designed stairs, elevators, and planes to fly you around. Humans wanted roads and sidewalks, so they made them.

They could've easily got carts with a fold-down ramp for a chair or had service to wheel people from the palace entrance or the gardens. I tried a few feet into the gardens and eventually gave up. It would've been brutal and not worth it if I was still walking with a cane (with foot drop) or still using a manual chair.

One bus stop from Paris to Versaille is a more modern city, Cours de I’lle Seguin. (Swipe left for an example of universal design.) Everywhere was flat, and where stairs traditionally are instead were sidewalk/path inclines and ramps everywhere. Curb cuts were completely flat and flushed to roads. This all serves bicycles, families with strollers, scooters, walkers, + the disabled. Everyone wins. No walking people will miss stairs. Trust me. AND it will be there in case you break a leg, get sick or are disabled or old.

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ID: 1. Kam, a disabled Korean American woman sitting in a wheelchair, is wearing a red skirt with red and green flowers, a white crop top, and sunglasses. She sits in front of Versailles, a palace with gold trim. 2. 2 split photos of stair-free streets and ramps in Cours de I'll Seguin, France. 2. Usie photo of Jason and Kam (Jason took a photo with me!, he hates photos). In the background is Versailles' suitable hall of mirrors. 3. Back photo shot of Kam in her wheelchair looking into one of the many rooms with Al frescos all over the ceiling and walls and lots of gold! 4. Kam looks up at two statues in a black and white checkered hall. 5. Close-up shot of crystal chandelier and ornately gold-trimmed ceiling and walls. 5. Back view of Kam looking into the red room full of paintings. 6. Back photo shot of Kam in her wheelchair looking into one of the many rooms with Al frescos all over the ceiling and walls and lots of gold! 7. Kam in the doorway into another fancy royal room. 8.

01/06/2022

Just immerse into the beautiful atmosphere of sunny Bordeaux with excellent photos of our ambassador
Bordeaux is the wine capital of the world!

It is an elegant southern French city with a charming provincial charm, rich in cultural and historical heritage, thanks to which it is included in the list of UNESCO sites.

The old trading city of Garonne, located on a crescent-shaped river, is also known as "Port of the Moon."

The most breathtaking sights of Bordeaux!
Place de la Bourse is one of the symbols of Bordeaux. This place played an essential role in developing the city and trade. The square has beautiful classical architecture from the 18th century.
Saint-Michel is a gorgeous early Gothic basilica dedicated to the Archangel Michael. It took 200 years to build, starting in the 14th century.
Wheelchair accessible hotel GOLDEN TULIP BORDEAUX EURATLANTIQUE information provided by AccessTravel above.

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