Question 1

Accessibility at The Resident Covent Garden

Accepted Answer

Enter via our Bedford Street entrance, with street parking just outside. There is a small step which leads inside, but if you press the call button, our team will gladly bring out a portable ramp. You can enter into the reception area via automatic doors - the reception area also has wood floors and an induction loop. Our 2 accessible rooms offer extra space, emergency pull cords, deaf guards, and wheelchair-friendly mini-kitchens. Bathrooms feature mobility bars and foldable shower seats. For full accessibility details at The Resident Covent Garden, view our accessibility guide .

Question 2

Accessibility at The Resident Soho

Accepted Answer

Located at the end of Carlisle Street, our flat-entry main entrance opens via automatic doors on either side, with a quiet drop-off area close by. The reception area has wood floors, wheelchair-friendly lounge seating, and an induction loop. Our 2 accessible rooms offer extra space, emergency pull cords, deaf guards, and wheelchair-friendly mini-kitchens. Bathrooms feature mobility bars and foldable shower seats. For full accessibility details at The Resident Soho, view our accessibility guide .

Question 3

Accessibility at The Resident Victoria

Accepted Answer

The hotel is located on Palace Place, and there is a quiet drop-off section very close by. Our flat-entry main entrance opens via automatic doors. Inside, the reception area has wood floors, seating, and an induction loop. Our lift has braille buttons and a digital floor display for hearing-impaired guests. 4 accessible rooms offer extra space, emergency pull cords, deaf guards, and wheelchair-friendly mini-kitchens. Bathrooms feature mobility bars and shower seats. For full accessibility details at The Resident Victoria, view our accessibility guide .

Question 4

Accessibility at The Resident Edinburgh

Accepted Answer

Located opposite Drumsheugh Gardens, our entrance has an accessible ramp or small step, with 2 reservable accessible parking spots at the rear. Automatic doors lead into our reception area which is fitted with tiled floors, seating, and an induction loop. Our lift has braille buttons, a digital display, and voice announcements. 8 accessible rooms offer extra space, pull cords, deaf guards, and wheelchair-friendly mini-kitchens. Bathrooms are wet rooms, and feature mobility bars and shower seats. For full accessibility details at The Resident Edinburgh, view our accessibility guide .

Question 5

Accessibility at The Resident Liverpool

Accepted Answer

Enter via Seel Street, with street parking close by. You can enter the reception area through automatic doors - the reception area has tiled floors, seating, and induction loop. Our lift has braille buttons and a digital floor display for hearing-impaired guests. Our accessible rooms offer extra space, emergency pull cords, deaf guards, and wheelchair-friendly mini-kitchens. Bathrooms feature mobility bars and shower seats. For full accessibility details at The Resident Liverpool, view our accessibility guide .

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