The White Horse in Dorking has Recently added to the Heartwood Inn collection of pubs.

We will be looking at them soon to assess the accessibility of their other properties and as far as the White Horse is concerned they have surprisingly good and valuable access in a Grade II Listed building. Oneof the UK’s oldest coaching inns, it’s believed to be the location for Charles Dickens book The Pickwick Papers, read on……

Their Access Statement is hard to find so here’s the link to save you looking!

They also don’t have images of the bathroom which is designed by Motionspot and they do on this link. These are images of the bathroom and the toilet in the pub/restaurant

Wet room in Accessible bedroom at The White Horse

Ziplock bed can be 2 singles if needed. Room around bed for a portable hoist if needed.

The Entrance and common Areas Have Smooth Flooring Although a Little Dark

They also have published a great advert for accessibility i.e. it will make money for hotels….:Let’s hope someone listens??

‘Over the 12 month period 01/072018 – 30/06/2019, the accessible rooms had an occupancy of 74% with an ARR of £94 vs standard rooms with 42.5% occupancy and £84 ARR. This resulted in the accessible rooms delivering £6,900 additional revenue per rooms vs the standard rooms.’

The White Horse gets 2.5 BBSTicks.

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White Horse, Dorking

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