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wheelchair accessible hotel in turkey
I want to give my father (a disabled person of the 1st group on a wheelchair) a trip to Turkey (most likely Kemer) for his 50th birthday. Of course, he will be accompanied, but I wonder if Turkish hotels are adapted for wheelchair users (ramps, restaurants, is it possible to go to the bathroom) . Perhaps someone has a similar experience. Personally, I saw such a tourist in Egypt, which made me very happy.
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last year we rested in Pemar beach (Side), we paid attention to the fact that not far from the sea there are special rooms for the disabled on the first floor. But, by the way, to say, many hotels in Turkey have conditions for accommodating people with disabilities and in the descriptions on the websites of tour operators there are notes about this
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answered 15 years ago
I was relaxing at the Maritim Pine Beach Resort, I noticed that when you leave the hotel on the beach, there are ramps, toilets for the disabled, look at it, you might like it, but look at the Resort, not the Club, because. near the club, the territory is all in the hills and it’s hard to go in the heat, and the Resort has a lot of elevators, everything is very convenient
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answered 15 years ago
There are definitely such hotels in Turkey.
When you book 10 times (minimum), remind the agent to indicate in the booking that a person with disabilities is traveling, so that he is given all the necessary conditions both on the plane and during the transfer. (they can give a stroller special for airplanes).
Everything will be fine :) the main thing is that no one gets lost.
When you book 10 times (minimum), remind the agent to indicate in the booking that a person with disabilities is traveling, so that he is given all the necessary conditions both on the plane and during the transfer. (they can give a stroller special for airplanes).
Everything will be fine :) the main thing is that no one gets lost.
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answered 15 years ago
Literally, the responses to the question about rest for a disabled person were moved to tears. It’s very nice to keep it up, kind people! remind once and control if possible. Have a nice rest everyone.
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answered 15 years ago
http://invtravel.ru/france/turkich Here is a lot of information for travelers in wheelchairs, not only in Turkey
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answered 12 years ago