Scheme for finding suitable accommodation for the disabled and elderly

Disabled & elderly

Find accessible accommodation

A big part of any holiday is deciding where to stay. Access for disabled people is getting better and better and there are lots of different options if you have special needs. Read our features in this section to find out more.


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What is the NAS?

The National Accessible Scheme is a nationally recognised rating for accessible accommodation, so you know which accommodation providers are best for you.

What is the National Accessible Scheme?
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How the NAS can help you

The Scheme can make your trip easier in so many ways, from clearer signage around doors to bigger font on menus. Find out how else it can help you here.

How the National Accessible Scheme can help you
Access Exceptional

NAS symbols

Accommodation providers are independently assessed and given a rating according to the services they offer. See what these ratings mean here.

National Accessible Scheme symbols

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Access Exceptional

National Accessible Scheme symbols

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How the National Accessible Scheme can help you

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What is the National Accessible Scheme?

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