Pear Tree Mews Accessible Rooms in Worcestershire - Comfortable, Spacious and Thoughtfully Designed

The Setting

The Pear Tree Mews Accessible rooms are set in a separate annex building just across from the main Wood Norton Hotel. The mews is a traditional brick building with its own entrance, and the accessible rooms are on the ground floor with level access throughout. It is a genuinely lovely setting warm, quiet and well away from any bustle and it shows that accessible accommodation at The Wood Norton has been thought about properly, not added as an afterthought.

Bedroom with accessible door ways and accessible bathroom

The Room

The rooms are bright, generously sized and designed to give you plenty of space to move around comfortably. The bed is a good height for easy transfers, and one accessible room includes a sofa seating area where you can relax without needing to be in bed. The en-suite bathroom is a fully fitted wet room with a fold-down shower seat, grab rails, and a hand-held shower head.

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The Path Between Mews And Hall

The Pear Tree Mews is located approximately 75 yards from the Main Hall building. Accessible parking spaces are available outside the Main Hall. From there, the Pear Tree accommodation is a short walk away.

Please note that parking is not permitted directly outside the Pear Tree Mews. Guests with specific mobility requirements are encouraged to contact the hotel in advance so the team can assist with arrangements and ensure your stay is as comfortable as possible.

Reassurance And Invitation

If you are not sure whether the Pear Tree Mews rooms will work for you, please just call the team on +44 1386 765 611 before you book. They are used to talking through accessibility requirements and will give you a straight, honest answer about what will and will not work. There is no obligation, and it is always better to ask.

Facilities

Ground floor rooms with level access throughout
En-suite wet room with fold-down shower seat, grab rails and hand-held shower head
Wide doorways throughout
Parking close to the mews entrance, suitable for wheelchair users
Luxuriously comfortable bed at a good transfer height
Complimentary toiletries, hair dryer, tea and coffee
Free high-speed Wi-Fi, flat-screen television, daily housekeeping
Wake-up calls on request, iron and ironing board on request
Emergency call system in the room and bathroom

Planning Your Stay at The Wood Norton

Before you book, you may want to check what else is available during your stay. The Wood Norton's team are happy to advise on which areas of the hotel are fully accessible and to help plan your visit in advance.

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FAQs

Are the Pear Tree Mews Accessible rooms suitable for wheelchair users?

The Pear Tree Mews Accessible rooms are designed with extra space and easier access in mind. They are on the ground floor with level access throughout the room, and the en-suite is a fully fitted wet room. If you are a wheelchair user, the team strongly recommends calling ahead on +44 1386 765 611 so they can talk through your specific requirements and make sure everything is in place before your arrival.

What is the bathroom like in the accessible rooms? How far is the Pear Tree Mews from the main hotel building? Is there accessible parking close to the Pear Tree Mews?

Accessible parking is available at The Wood Norton outside the Main Hall. The Pear Tree Mews accommodation is approximately 75 yards away and can be reached via a short walk.

Please note that parking is not permitted directly outside the Pear Tree Mews. If you require assistance or specific parking arrangements, we recommend contacting the hotel team in advance.

Can I bring a carer or support worker with me? Is there space for them?

Guests who need to be accompanied by a carer or support worker are very welcome at The Wood Norton. Please contact the team directly on +44 1386 765 611 to discuss sleeping arrangements, room configuration and any rates that may apply. The hotel is experienced in accommodating guests with varying support needs and will do their best to make sure both you and your carer have a comfortable stay.

Is the restaurant and dining at The Wood Norton accessible? Is there a hoist or ceiling track hoist available in the accessible rooms? Are the accessible rooms on the ground floor? Can I book an accessible room for someone else who has mobility requirements?

Yes, you can book an accessible room on behalf of a family member, friend or person you care for. If you are not sure whether the room will meet their specific needs, the best thing to do is call the team on +44 1386 765 611 before booking. They will be happy to describe the room layout and facilities in detail, answer any questions, and make a note of any particular requirements so the room is set up appropriately before your guest arrives.

What is the Pear Tree Mews and why are the accessible rooms located there?

The Pear Tree Mews is a traditional brick annex building set in the grounds of The Wood Norton, separate from the main Hall building but just a short distance away. The accessible rooms are located there because the mews offers ground-floor accommodation with more space and easier access than the upper floors of the historic main building. The mews has its own character -- warm, attractive and quiet -- and the accessible rooms are bright, well-equipped spaces that have been designed to be genuinely comfortable, not just functionally adequate.