Care & Mobility Services in Greater London

Part of the Avery Collection luxury care homes.

Part of the Sunrise Senior Living network. Purpose-built care community in SW19. Specialist Reminiscence neighbourhoods for memory care residents.

Part of the Avery Collection luxury care homes.

Waterside Care Home (Agincare) is a care home in London.

ODEON-operated BFI IMAX on London South Bank. Step-free throughout; dedicated wheelchair spaces and hearing loop in Screen 1.

Iconic luxury department store in Knightsbridge. Step-free access via Brompton Road entrance, Door 3 (Basil Street), and Door 5 (Hans Crescent).

Imperial War Museum London is a accessible business in London.

Indian Bombay-style café restaurant in Covent Garden.

Riverside pub next to Tate Modern on Bankside. Ramp access at one entrance. Accessible toilet in bar area.

Upscale Japanese robatayaki restaurant in Canary Wharf. Located on first floor with lift access. Advance notice recommended for wheelchair users.

New Changing Places toilet opened in the Crypt in April 2026 to serve the more than 250,000 people in the UK who need specialist toilet provision.

Indian Bombay-style café restaurant in Kensington.

5-star luxury hotel on Regent Street. Dedicated accessibility provisions including vibrating pillow alert system and audio menus.

Michelin Guide listed; wheelchair-accessible via lift to basement; praised by wheelchair users for exceptional staff courtesy; near Piccadilly Circus

Home of West Ham United FC and used for UK Athletics events; publishes an annual Access Statement.

Blue Badge Style listed. Grand Café on ground floor is fully step-free. Features one of the best disabled toilets in Europe including a hoist. Located 1 minute from King's Cross St. Pancras.

Steak and seafood restaurant in the City of London. Fully accessible with step-free entry and accessible toilets.

Two new Changing Places facilities installed at the stadium as part of accessibility upgrades.

Free admission. Manual wheelchairs available to pre-book (email or call). Level access at main entrance on Great Russell Street. Blue Badge parking on Montague Place/Montague Street.

Upscale Japanese robatayaki restaurant with full step-free access. Recommend booking to reserve accessible seating.

Historic Royal Palaces site. Some cobbled surfaces in outer ward; accessibility guide on website details accessible routes. Carer admission free.

Queer Britain Museum is a accessible business in London.

The Old Brewery Greenwich is a accessible business in London.

Indian Bombay-style café restaurant. Wheelchair accessible with accessible facilities.