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Tavistock Hotel

Tavistock Hotel

Location Details

Address

Tavistock Square
London
WC1H 9EU


t: +44 (0) 20 7636 8383
f: +44 (0) 20 7837 4693
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Access in Detail


Hotel lobby
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There is an internet access point inside the lobby.

Porters Desk
Some customers may find the desk too high, the height of the desk at its lowest point is 1.1m. Staff will assist customers who find the desk too high.
There is a provision on both sides for wheelchair users.
There is sufficient space to write or sign documents on the counter.
There is adequate lighting to both sides of the counter and the lighting avoids silhouetting.
There are no induction loops available.

Cashier
Some customers may find the desk too high, the height of the desk at its lowest point is 1.1m. Staff will assist customers who find the desk too high.
There is a provision on both sides for wheelchair users.
There is sufficient space to write or sign documents on the counter.
There is adequate lighting to both sides of the counter and the lighting avoids silhouetting.
There are no induction loops available.
There is a chip and pin machine available.
The chip and pin machine can be moved for a wheelchair user or seated person to operate the system.
Other arrangements are available.

Steps to all floors
Name Steps to all floors
The steps incorporate handrails and are of correct specification.
There are no visual contrasts at the top and bottom of the steps.
The steps do not have any tactile paving at the top and bottom.

Passenger Lift
Name Passenger Lift
The lift car dimensions are sufficient for a wheelchair user and their companion.
The lift doors open to a minimum width of 800mm.
The lift controls may not be at an accessible height for all customers. Should you require help please ask a member of staff for assistance
Outer control button is 1350mm high on the ground floor and the internal buttons range from between 1300mm to 1500mm.
The lift does not have audible announcements.
There is a visual display indicating level information.
The lift does not have a separate entrance and exit door.
There are handrails within the lift.

Passenger Lift
Name Passenger Lift
The lift car dimensions are sufficient for a wheelchair user and their companion.
The lift doors open to a minimum width of 800mm.
The lift controls are at an accessible height.
The lift does not have audible announcements.
There is a visual display indicating level information.
There are alarm buttons fitted with visual acknowledgement.
The lift does not have a separate entrance and exit door.
There are handrails within the lift.

Passenger Lift
Name Passenger Lift
The lift car dimensions are sufficient for a wheelchair user and their companion.
The lift doors open to a minimum width of 800mm.
The lift controls may not be at an accessible height for all customers. Should you require help please ask a member of staff for assistance
Inner controls located between 1300mm and 1600mm
The lift does not have audible announcements.
There is a visual display indicating level information.
There are alarm buttons fitted with visual acknowledgement.
The lift does not have a separate entrance and exit door.
There are no handrails within the lift.

Vending machines
Wheelchair users can access and turn around in front of the vending machine.
The controls are not within the recommended height specification.
Coin slot is 1.4m from the ground.
The control buttons are easy to operate.
There are staff members trained to give assistance if required.

General Area
The clear widths are adequate.
There is adequate lighting.

Surfaces
The floor surface is suitable for the passage of wheelchair users.
The junctions between floor surfaces are correctly detailed and free from height variation.
The floor surfaces are slip resistant.

Seating
The seats are stable with armrests and available in different heights.
There is space for a wheelchair user to pull up alongside a seated companion.
There is space for an assistance dog to rest.

Telephones
The telephones are located where there is minimal background noise.
The telephone would not be able to be used independently by a wheelchair user due to the height of the phone.

Signage
The signs are in a logical position.

Lighting
The level of lighting is sufficient for the intended use.

Acoustics
The background noise is kept to a minimum level.

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