Wheelchair accessible places in Greater London

World-famous toy store on Regent Street. All 7 floors accessible by lift. Accessible entrance on Regent Street.

Only the second Changing Places facility across the eight Royal Parks, installed behind the Espresso Cafe following disability community consultation.

350-room 5-star hotel. 18 wheelchair accessible rooms including two with ceiling hoists. Level-access wet room showers, handrails and shower seats.

Jermyn Street entrance leads directly into the restaurant for step-free access. Restaurant reservation line for accessibility needs: 0845 602 9654.

Verified via London Borough of Bromley council directory, the café's own website, and local press coverage of the Bromley Changing Places toilet programme. Café and its Changing Places facility both confirmed still operating as of Aug 2026.

Michelin-starred French restaurant in a Grade II listed Victorian building; step-free entrance available on the opposite side of the building

Opened April 2026 within Regent's Park to commemorate the 100th birthday of HM Queen Elizabeth II. Fully accessible two-acre garden.

Iconic concert venue. Dedicated access team. Ambulant disabled, wheelchair and companion seats available. Pre-booking accessibility needs recommended.

Luxury hotel (Hyatt Unbound Collection) near Westminster with 11 fully accessible rooms. 152 rooms total.

Verified 4-star hotel in Greenwich with comprehensive wheelchair accessibility. Accessible rooms feature roll-in showers and grab rails.

Tower Bridge Exhibition. Lifts in North and South Towers. Lift access to Engine Rooms and Gift Shop. AccessAble surveyed.

Michelin-recommended upscale steak restaurant in Covent Garden. Fully step-free with accessible toilet on site.

5-star Mayfair luxury hotel; sensory room for guests with autism or sensory processing disorders; dedicated accessible concierge service

Indian Bombay-style café restaurant at Battersea Power Station development. Modern building with step-free access.

Member of the Accessible Hospitality Alliance. Over 10% of 237 rooms designated spatially accessible; 12 fully wheelchair-accessible rooms, 2 with ceiling-track hoists.

Both the Globe Theatre and Sam Wanamaker Playhouse are wheelchair accessible. Access Scheme available for disabled patrons.

World-renowned modern art gallery. Mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs available to borrow free of charge.

Free admission museum at West India Quay. Step-free access via rear entrance on Hertsmere Road with ramp and assistance buzzer. Manual wheelchairs and mobility scooters available to borrow (advance booking recommended).

Cobbled piazza approach - level path available. Disabled visitors entitled to concessionary Annual Pass rate plus a free companion ticket. Nearest step-free Tube: Tottenham Court Road (10-15 min walk).

Wheelchair spaces available in Main House (x2), Maria (x1), Clare (x1). Spaces bookable online at concessionary rates.

Overlooks Houses of Parliament. Consistently cited as one of London's most accessible hotels with 53 dedicated accessible rooms.

Comprises Royal Festival Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall, and Hayward Gallery. All performance and exhibition spaces fully accessible.

One of four wheelchair-accessible ROKA London branches (Charlotte Street, Canary Wharf, Mayfair, Aldwych); award-winning Japanese restaurant group

BFI flagship cinema with wide range of accessible screening formats. Dedicated access booking line: 020 7960 2102 (Mon-Sat 12pm-7pm, Sun 12pm-6pm). Email: [email protected]