Yes! Accessibility Can Be Beautiful, too. A perfect example is BIG4 Castlemaine Gardens in Victoria. We so enjoyed our stay, and I just had to share it with you.When Claire Height, the owner, decided to add an accessible cabin, she aimed for more than just functionality. Claire set out to create a cabin that combined stylish design with convenient accessibility, ensuring it would be both beautiful and user-friendly for all guests.

Properties Exceeding the Minimums in AccessibilityIt’s a special kind of feeling that comes from a hotelier who understands and accommodates their guests' needs. By adding those extra little things that make a stay even better, they're not just providing a great service but creating a memorable experience. In this month's blog, we highlight some exceptional Quest properties that have exceeded the minimum accessibility standards for their guests.Quest Burwood EastQuest Burwood East stands out in the realm of accessibility, being the first Tier 3-Assisted Wheelchair User property of its kind through Accessible Accommodation. Its unique features include an Electric Adjustable Hi-Lo Bed, Commode and Mobile Hoist (BYO sling). The property also offers sensor bins, lowered amenities, and an easy-pour-tipping kettle for added convenience.Their conference facilities also accommodate people who use wheelchairs. All conference rooms are located on the same floor and have direct access from the car park.Quest Burwood East – Victoria