Quest Canberra City Walk Accessible Accommodation

Quest Canberra City walk Accessible accommodation offers one-bedroom apartments. Choose either a king-sized bed, or on request, split into two single beds.  Located in heart of the Canberra CBD, Quest City Walk is ideally positioned in between Canberra Centre, Glebe Park and the National Convention Centre.

Accessible Accommodation offer preferred rates for Quest properties of stays of 7 nights or more.
Call 1300 180 889 to speak with our team to access these rates.

Key accessible features:

Accessible toilet seat
Fixed grab bars
Glide Under Vanity
On-site disabled parking
Shower Chair - Wall Mounted
Step-free access
Step-free shower
Room under the bed for a hoist
Only registered service animals are permitted. Must have certification paperwork. Pets in general are not permitted. BYO bed and bowls.

Quest Canberra City Walk has 84 serviced apartments including studio, one and  two-bedroom apartments including 5 accessible apartments. All apartments have king beds that can be split into two single beds. The studios feature a kitchenette and are the perfect alternative to a hotel room. Our well-appointed one and two bedroom apartments are ideal for families, colleagues or larger groups looking for a home away from home experience.

Activities Around Quest Canberra City Walk - With Accessible Accommodation

Commonwealth Park: For a month each Spring, Commonwealth Park is home to Floriade, the largest floral display in the Southern Hemisphere. Floriade is a free event and has good accessible facilities in place. Accessible parking is available close to the entrance and there are accessible stand-alone unisex bathrooms. The paths are a mix of compact gravel, concrete and grass. Even when Floriade isn’t happening, Commonwealth Park is lovely to meander through. You may just spot some gardeners who are there for months before the main event, weeding, watering and replanting plants disturbed by birds. For more info click HERE.

Australian War Memorial: The War Memorial is located directly opposite Parliament House, and aims to help us remember the sacrifices of those who fought for freedom, lest we forget. With so much on offer, history buffs could fill 2 days here. One such key exhibit is the Discovery Zone. The zone is an educational space for school groups and is open at peak visiting times for the public, especially catering for children. Some elements are not wheelchair accessible. Experiences in this Zone include sitting in an Iroquois helicopter, dressing up in military clothes, and leaning over makeshift trenches. The War Memorial can be accessed via ramps and lifts, and there are disabled parking spaces both under and above ground. Some rooms have low-level lighting to protect exhibits, or there may be flash lighting. The Memorial is self-guided, although volunteers run regular free tours of various durations. The grounds are extensive often with statues commemorating specific battles, and there are often flat paths to view them. We highly recommend timing your visit to coincide with the Last Post Ceremony that occurs just prior to the Memorial closing each day. Located in the Commemorative Courtyard, a story behind a name on the Roll of Honour is read out, personalising the moving experience. For more information click HERE.

Not quite what you are after?

That’s ok, Explore our range of listings HERE. A range of holiday Accessible accommodation around Australia. From holiday houses, retreats, cabins, houseboats, farm stays, resorts, hotels, motels B&B’s and more. Be inspired by holiday ideas: Pet-Friendly Accessible Accommodation: CLICK HERE Holiday Accommodation options with Beach Wheelchair Hire nearby: CLICK HERE Holiday Accommodation options with Accessible Swimming Pools nearby: CLICK HERE

Please note: The booking page for all properties listed on Accessible Accommodation may list both accessible and non-accessible rooms. All accessible rooms are indicated in the room title. Accessible Accommodation bears no responsibility for the booking of an incorrect room type.