Access Statement

Ye Olde Bulls Head Inn dates from 1472 but was re-built in the 1617. It is a grade 2* listed building.

Assistance Dogs welcome.
All door measurements are clear opening widths.

Parking

• Located on Beaumaris’s main street (Castle Street), there is parking for 7 vehicles in the rear courtyard accessed via Rating Row. Parking for drivers with disabilities can be reserved.
• The car park is well lit until 11pm.

Front Entrance

• The 110cm-wide main entrance door from Castle Street has a step down of 10cms. This door is open from 07.30am – midnight. Outside these hours please ring bell for assistance. The internal door to the foyer is 80cm wide and opens inwards.
• Once in the foyer there is level access:-
  1. to the Residents’ Lounge through an 80cm-wide door
  2. to Reception Entrances from Courtyard

Side Entrance

• There is a side 75cm-wide door from the courtyard car park which is up a 14cm step. The door opens outwards.
• Turn right and through a double door which is held open by magnets. This brings you to Reception and the Foyer.

Rear Entrance to Brasserie
See Brasserie below.

Corridors

• Lights remain on full power during the day, but are dimmed to 20% between midnight and 7.15am.

Bar

• Access to the Bar from the foyer is through an 80cm-wide door.

Bar Toilets

• Access from the bar to the bar toilets is under a 75cm-wide arched passage. The door to the toilet corridor is 55cms wide. There are 2 steps (14cms and 16 cms) up to a landing from which access to the separate ladies and gents toilet is gained through 75 cm-wide doors.

Brasserie

• Access to the Brasserie through the rear 155cm-wide double door from the rear courtyard. The second door is usually closed, please ask for assistance. There is a 3.5cm step.
• Access to the Brasserie from the foyer is through a 90cms door and up 3 slate-topped steps each being 16.5cm high.
• The rear door opens in to a foyer where accessible toilets are located (see below).
• Access to the foyer from the Brasserie is through a 82cm-wide door.
• Menus can be provided in large print by prior arrangement or can be read to guests at their table.
• Tables have are not fixed and can be moved to accommodate wheelchair users.
• Food is served on white plates on oak tables.
• Breakfast can be served in the Brasserie by prior arrangement.

Brasserie Toilets

• Accessible unisex toilets are located near the rear entrance to the Brasserie. The door is 90cm wide and opens outwards.

Restaurant

• Access to the Restaurant on the first floor from the foyer is up a flight of 14 steps with a handrail on the left to the first landing. The first 13 steps are 5.5 cms high and the last step is 8cms. From the 1st landing, there are a further three steps of 10cm, 13cm and 15cm. This takes you to the door to the first floor corridor which is accessed through a 75cm-wide opening.
• The Restaurant is located at the end of this corridor and is up 2 steps of 17cms each and through a door of 73cms.
• The door has limited headroom of 170cms.
• Access to the Restaurant corridor on the first floor from the bar is up an uneven flight of 14 steps with a handrail on the left on the first half of the flight and on the right on the second half.
• Menus can be provided in large print by prior arrangement or can be read to guests upon arrival.
• Food is usually served on white plates on white tablecloths. Contrasting crockery can be provided by prior arrangement.
• Breakfast is served in the Restaurant. (See Brasserie section for exceptions).

Restaurant Toilets

• Restaurant toilets are located on the Restaurant corridor and are accessed through a 70cm door.

Ground Floor Bedrooms

• Betsy Trotwood (Standard Double)
  • This is a ground floor standard double en suite room with 75cm-wide doors to both room and bathroom.
  • There is insufficient room to allow transfer space from wheelchair to WC and bed.
  • All rooms have kettles, radios and remote control televisions.
  
• Mr Pickwick (4-Poster)
  • The ground floor 4-poster en suite room has 75cm-wide doors to both room and bathroom.
  • All rooms have kettles, radios and remote control televisions.
  • There is insufficient room to allow transfer space from wheelchair to WC within the bathroom.

THE TOWNHOUSE – OPENING AUTUMN 2008

A new property adjacent to the Bull across Rating Row is currently being developed.

The development will comprise a further thirteen guest bedrooms and include one room fully compliant with current access regulations along with designated parking with level access. A passenger lift will serve all floors.