Richard
with Partner
6.0
/10
Reviewed 13 week(s) ago
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7 months prior to our stay I rang to say that I am an ambulatory wheelchair user so could I be given a ground floor room and as close to reception as possible as my mobility is extremely poor. When we arrived the receptionist literally pointed down the road and said you cand drive down there and gave us room 123. We had a disabled bay so felt we should not move and struggled down there rather than get my wheelchair our luckily because the numbers started at 110 and the when we got to 120 there were 2 stairs (something I specifically asked not to have) and 3 more doors. By this time I was in a lot of pain and quite upset. This was a special weekend for us. Again I mentioned this on my call. We came to Tewkesbury to renew our wedding vows and celebrate our 35th wedding anniversary at The Gupshill Manor. The next morning things got worse as we walked down to reception and up some stairs and round towards the dining room encountering two more lots of stairs before a lovely member of staff told us that there was a door almost opposite the disabled bay where our car was parked meaning that I did not have to put myself through any of this walking. Why, when the receptionist was aware of my issues she only directed us to breakfast via the three lots of stairs. I spent a lot of my weekend in pain and even when we checked out and my husband mentioned this for the second time to the same receptionist there was no apology. Do TPH not consider its disabled patrons?
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