Plainly, what we can and cannot do
One suite here, Agapi, was built for wheelchair users. This page says what it has, what the rest of the hotel does not, and how to check your route before you book.
Agapi
Agapi is named for the care invested in its design, particularly for people with special needs. It sits on the ground floor with a private entrance and exit onto the hotel side street, so there is no stair and no lift between the side street and the room. You check in first at reception, at House of Europe; ask us about the route there.
The bathroom was designed specially for wheelchair users, for safe and comfortable personal care.
- Entrance
- Private, step-free, from the side street
- Level
- Ground floor throughout
- Bathroom
- Roll-in shower with a handheld head, toilet with grab rails
- Floor
- Marble, level
- Bed
- Double, Coco-Mat mattress
- Size
- 30 m²
- Outside
- An outdoor hot tub; beside the suite, the hotel's inner courtyard with its old well
What we do not claim
Agapi is the only room at Ink built for wheelchair users. Every other room and suite is in a historic building of the old town, some of them up stairs with no lift, and we do not describe any of them as accessible.
The old town itself is cobbled and its lanes are narrow. Some routes to our buildings are easier than others. Before you book, please write or call and tell us what you need — we will tell you honestly whether the route into the building works for you, and we would rather lose a booking than have you arrive to a door you cannot get through.
This website
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