Wheelchairs accessible
Our seaside apartments are wheelchair accessible
Wheelchair accessible apartment by the sea? You can find that here
becomes regular The apartment rented out to a holidaymaker with a wheelchair. Also in The Loft we regularly welcome guests with wheelchairs. Whether the apartment by the sea is also wheelchair accessible for you? Check your needs against the possibilities in our apartments by the sea.
The spacious Seaside Apartment is wheelchair accessible
Here you will find the floor plan of our apartment by the sea. It is a spacious apartment with a comfortable sofa bed in the living room. Many wheelchair users spend their holidays there every year. See if it also meets your needs.
Elevator door measures 88 cm
Honest is fair: we do not know what is necessary to call a home "wheelchair accessible".
What we do know is that people who are in a wheelchair rent the apartment regularly.
Because you know best what your needs are, we have provided a floor plan of our holiday accommodations with the measurements of all the passageways in the house.
The lift door itself has a passage of 88 cm. The entrance doors are wider.
Is our luxury studio De Loft wheelchair accessible?
Here you will find the floor plan of our luxury studio by the sea. See if it meets your needs.
Slight slope at De Loft
We have also welcomed people with a wheelchair in De Loft. So it is wheelchair accessible. But everything depends on your needs and wishes.
With a wheelchair coming on holiday in the Loft is slightly less easy than in The Apartment. But it is certainly not impossible.
A disadvantage is that there is a staircase with six steps at the entrance along the Zeedijk. This staircase bypasses you when you take the back entrance via the Troonstraat. You take the slight slope.
Then you reach the basement of the building. There you can immediately take the elevator to the 5 floor. The lift is 85 cm deep and 100 cm wide. The door of the lift is 74,5 cm wide. The front door of the Loft is 81 centimeter wide.
You can easily move around with a wheelchair in the living room and kitchen of the Loft. However, you cannot drive a wheelchair along the bed. Also the toilet is not big enough to drive in with a wheelchair. Everything depends on how mobile you are. For example, most wheelchair patients who come to the Loft do need the wheelchair to get upstairs and to move around in the living room, but not to go to the toilet or to go to bed.
More questions, including about wheelchair accessibility?
Check out our FAQ page. You will find the answers to the most frequently asked questions.