Wheelchair accessible places in East Sussex

Runs periodic SEND-inclusive sensory-friendly cinema screening weekends aimed at neurodivergent and disabled families.

Verified via the pier's own accessibility page.

Grade I listed Regency palace. Ground floor state rooms fully accessible; upper floors not accessible due to historic building constraints.

Comprehensive accessibility. AccessAble access guide available on accessable.co.uk. Parking off St Margaret's Close.

Blue Badge Access Award nominee 2024/25. Award-winning vegetarian/vegan restaurant in Brighton Lanes since 1993.

Seafront contemporary art gallery; building is wheelchair accessible throughout with a lift serving both floors.

First fully-graded accessible hotel in Brighton under the National Accessible Scheme

Based mainly on one accessible floor for wheelchairs, mobility scooters and pushchairs; one underwater viewing tunnel is reached via steps only.

Member of the Accessible Hospitality Alliance. Set in Ashdown Forest, East Sussex. 200+ parking spaces on site.

Free local museum and art gallery with flat access throughout, passenger lifts and an accessible toilet.

East Street site is step-free (full collection on ground floor); the museum's separate Ypres Tower branch is NOT step-free. Source: ryemuseum.co.uk/accessibility

Sussex Wildlife Trust visitor/education centre; four of five bird hides on the reserve are also wheelchair accessible. Source: rye.sussexwildlifetrust.org.uk

Verified via Euan's Guide review and official café website, July 2026 automated research run.

Located inside the Holiday Inn Brighton - Seafront. Seafront accessible venue with level entry and wide layout suitable for wheelchair and mobility scooter users.

Historic seafront hotel, 5 min from Brighton Pier. Accessible rooms available on request. Verified via Visit Brighton and hotel website.

4-star Victorian seafront hotel. Grade II listed. Rear side accessible entrance with wheelchair lifts.