ACCESSIBLE TRAVEL WITH CHOICES: The team at Accessible Accommodation is at the forefront of revolutionising the way individuals with disabilities and limited mobility experience travel in Australia. With a wide selection of over 250 properties throughout the country, Accessible Accommodation has become the go-to platform for anyone requiring accessible travel options.The team at Accessible Accommodation consists of individuals who either have a disability themselves or are family members of someone with a disability. This firsthand experience enables them to understand the diverse mobility needs of their guests and cater to them accordingly. Their aim is to empower individuals with mobility needs who love to travel by addressing physical limitations, providing support requirements, and embracing personalised accessibility solutions.   

Embarking on an Accessible Adelaide to Melbourne Road Trip?Prepare yourself for a memorable journey on the road! We've carefully hand-picked top-tier, wheelchair-friendly accommodations and exhilarating activities specifically tailored for you. Thanks to our meticulous planning, your trip will be effortless.Imagine this - picturesque landscapes, comfortable stops and a smooth ride. All you need to do is start your engine, sit back, relax and savour the experience. Here's to an enjoyable journey, filled with unforgettable memories!North Adelaide Boutique Stays Accessible AccommodationNorth Adelaide Boutique StaysDiscover North Adelaide Boutique Stays, a 4-star property in central Adelaide, offering inclusive wheelchair-friendly studios. These well-equipped studios feature hospital beds with electronic controls, accessible bathrooms and a comprehensive pillow menu for a comfortable stay. Self-catering is a breeze with kitchenette facilities, and nearby O'Connell Street provides access to supermarkets. Accessible convenience and the perfect base to explore Adelaide.Things to do around North AdelaideExplore the vibrant neighbourhood with a flat walk to O'Connell Street, known as Eat Street, filled with restaurants, cafes and shops. Public transport takes you to Adelaide's CBD in 10 minutes. Plus, enjoy a 5-minute stroll to the North Adelaide Aquatic Centre for relaxation or visit the nearby wheelchair-accessible Piccadilly Cinemas. No trip to South Australia is complete without a visit to the award-winning Adelaide Zoo.Sunnynook Port Elliot Accessible AccommodationSunnynookJust 75 minutes from Adelaide, Sunnynook is nestled in the coastal town of Port Elliot. This modern 4-bedroom accessible holiday house offers stunning wetland views. It is the ideal place for respite, a getaway, or medium-term stays, and it’s pet-friendly. With a hoist, commode and electric bed, it caters to all types of physical disabilities. More than just accommodation; it is a gateway to Port Elliot's charm and natural beauty.Things to do around Port ElliotPort Elliot, a historic coastal gem, blends old-world charm with modern attractions. Horseshoe Bay provides a safe swimming haven monitored by surf lifeguards during summer, and the coastal walk offers scenic views. From May to September, lucky visitors could spot migrating whales.

Kerry speaks to Tourism Greater Geelong and The Bellarine about the booming Accessible Tourism Sector at their Annual Conference.Accessible tourism is about giving people with disabilities the same joy of travel and experiences that someone without a disability has, whether it be a neurological or a physical disability. Everyone should be able to have a break.And, apart from that, it actually makes good business sense.https://youtu.be/5qw4o3FQw8cHow It StartedI'm Kerry Williams. I am the Founder of two websites, Accessible Accommodation and Accessible Experiences. The reason I started the business was because of my mum. On multiple travel trips, we always had to find accommodation in particular, that was accessible, and we had enormous difficulty with it.The catalyst was in Tasmania, where I thought I'd asked all the right questions about Mum being able to get in the shower and we got there only to find that the shower was not accessible.

Coach and The Doctor Podcast With Ashlee Morton From Accessible Accommodation This week, our General Manager Ashlee had the pleasure of sitting down with Coach and The Doctor on their podcast which is ‘the show that raises awareness of the NDIS by speaking to incredible people in the world of disability’.  We have been asked to be a regular contributor to the show with a segment focusing on the world of travelling with a disability.  This week we introduced Accessible Accommodation, who we are and what we do. In future episodes, we will discuss topical news in the accessible travel sector, talk about advancements in the area and showcase some of our favourite properties across Australia.  Listen Here - Spotify Link Coach and The Doctor JaeMan Podcast - 14 June 2023Meet The Accessible Accommodation TeamThe team at Accessible Accommodation consists of individuals who either have a disability themselves or are family members of someone with a disability. This firsthand experience enables them to understand the diverse mobility needs of their guests and cater to them accordingly. Their aim is to empower individuals with mobility challenges who love to travel. They do this by addressing physical limitations, providing support requirements, and embracing personalized accessibility solutions.  

Walk A Mile In Their Shoes. Except In A Wheelchair!The age old saying “You can’t understand someone until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes” perfectly encapsulates why there is often a divide between what businesses THINK is accessible, and what is REALLY accessible. My own understanding came about from lived experience as a carer of a person with disability, and feedback from thousands upon thousands of our followers.  However, before Accessible Accommodation came to be,  I too was a property owner who thought she knew what accessibility was, but clearly didn't! I'd like to tell you about the weekend I learnt a very valuable lesson. My mum Barbie came to stay at our brand new wheelchair accessible holiday house in Barwon Heads, Victoria, 

Rollers Retreat - Fully Accessible Accommodation On Phillip Island.There are two reasons why Rollers Retreat is so special. The first is because the owner is a wheelchair user himself. The second reason is the incredible effort the family took to make it a truly fun place to stay.Now you too can add your name to the growing guest book, a wall feature where you can take a Polaroid with the camera provided, and post it on the guest wall, along with your own review. Add your photo to the guest wall at RollersAt Rollers, there are plenty of games: Chess, Jenga, a Foosball Table, a Giant Connect Four, X Box 1 and Wii and plenty of board games and books. Play music on the Record Player in the cosy living room and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with a well-considered accessible space.Fun and games at Rollers RetreatApart from a mobile hoist, there are two electric beds, making it ideal for multiple people with disabilities to stay comfortably. Sleeping up to 7 guests, Rollers Retreat has four bedrooms. In the first bedroom, there is a King Split Plega High Low Bed and accessible ensuite. You can choose either a king set up, or two single beds. In the other accessible bedroom, there is a single hospital bed and hoist. The main accessible bathroom is located opposite this bedroom. The remaining two bedrooms feature a twin room with 2 single beds and a queen bed. Both bathrooms feature a step-free shower, a shower chair and grab rails.Plega hi-lo electric bed and hospital bed optionsThere are 2 living areas, the main with a leather Jason recliner (sit to stand) armchair next to the fireplace. The fully equipped accessible kitchen has lowered food prep benchtops, you can glide under and prepare meals, cook at the stove, wash the dishes, or stack the lowered dishwasher. Even the tipping kettle is well-considered, allowing you to safely pour a cuppa. Enjoy all-weather with the covered patio overlooking a lovely grassed backyard. The covered carport ensures you can comfortably get in the car for your Phillip Island experiences, of which there are many options.