Awards for Callow Hall Hotel
AA 4 STAR HOTEL AA 2 ROSETTES VISITENGLAND 4 STAR HOTEL VISITENGLAND WALKERS WELCOME VISITENGLAND CYCLISTS WELCOME VISITENGLAND BREAKFAST AWARD M1 ELDERLY AND LESS MOBILE
VisitEngland 4 Star Hotel
All the national assessing bodies (VisitEngland*, VisitScotland, Visit Wales and the AA) now assess hotels and guest accommodation (including B&Bs) to the same criteria and award one to five stars. The star ratings reflect the overall quality of the experience. When choosing your accommodation look for the Quality Rose, the official marque of the Enjoy England national tourist board rating scheme.
Additional information on this classification scheme is available from VisitEngland.
AA 4 Star Hotel
Star ratings, from one to five, are used to assess the standard of the quality you can expect for hotels and bed & breakfast accommodation.
Additional information on this classification scheme is available from AA.
AA 2 Rosettes
Rosettes are awarded annually to AA inspected restaurants for the quality of their food. Most star-rated hotels have their own restaurants and we also inspect these. Not all restaurants receive an AA award, but will generally serve enjoyable food of a reasonable standard.
Additional information on this classification scheme is available from AA.
VisitEngland Breakfast Award
The VisitEngland Breakfast Award recognises those hotels and B&Bs that offer their guests a quality and choice of breakfast, service and hospitality that exceeds what would be expected at their star rating.
Additional information on this classification scheme is available from VisitEngland.
VisitEngland Cyclists Welcome
Additional information on this classification scheme is available from VisitEngland.
VisitEngland Walkers Welcome
Additional information on this classification scheme is available from VisitEngland.
Older and less mobile
Typically suitable for a person with sufficient mobility to climb a flight of steps but who would benefit from fixtures and fittings to aid balance.
Additional information on this classification scheme is available from VisitEngland.
Self-assessed Accessibility Information
Self-assessed Accessibility Information provides a list of available facilities and services, highlighted as being of key importance by disabled people. Along with Access Statements, which provide a fuller written description of accessibility, it can help people with access needs make an informed choice as to whether accommodation, attractions, food & drink or shopping establishments meet their needs.
Self-assessed accessibility details
Parking
- Drop-off point for guests outside entrance
- Route from the parking area to the entrance:
- Has steps and no ramp
Entrance
- Steps to the main entrance
- 5Number of steps to entrance
- Handrail by steps
- Ramp to entrance
Public Areas
- Level access (no steps/thresholds) or access by ramp or lift to:
- Entrance to reception
- Public toilet
- One or more bedrooms
- Lounge
- Bar
Dining
- Level access (no steps/thresholds) or access by ramp or lift
- Good contrast between the floor and walls
Bedrooms
- Bedroom furniture can be re-arranged if requested by guest
- Bedroom with non-allergenic bedding available
- Bathrooms available with:
- Separate shower unit
- Bath with shower
- Bath
- Separate shower unit with support handrails available
- Bathroom with emergency call system available
- Bedrooms available with en suite bathrooms suitable for guests who use a wheelchair
- Bedrooms available with separate, private or shared bathrooms suitable for guests who use a wheelchair
General
- Proprietors/staff available 24-hours
- Emergency evacuation procedures for guests with disabilities
- Staff have had disability awareness training