Care & Mobility Services in Midlothian

5-star hotel. Wheelchair entrance at side of building. Accessible Town Room and House Room with roll-in showers. Lifts to all areas including rooftop bar Lamplighters.

Operated by Historic Environment Scotland. Mobility vehicle available for wheelchair users (max height 103cm, width 73.5cm, length 100cm, weight 150kg). Some cobbled surfaces near St Margaret Chapel and Mons Meg.

Royal Yacht Britannia is a accessible business in Edinburgh.

Six motorised scooters and two manual wheelchairs available free of charge; advance booking by phone recommended.

Operated by Walker Healthcare. Care Inspectorate registered CS2017355470, registered for up to 74 older people. Confirmed via cramondresidence.co.uk and Care Inspectorate report. Source: https://www.careinspectorate.com/index.php/care-services?detail=CS2017355470

Regulated by Care Inspectorate (Scotland), service ID CS2008172332. Exact street address/postcode and phone could not be confirmed in this pass - flagged for follow-up.

Historic restaurant at Edinburgh Castle. Step-free access via side entrance; staff trained to assist guests with mobility needs.

Free entry. Wheelchair loan at no charge. Disabled parking on Chambers Street at no charge. Over 20,000 artefacts from Scotland past.

Scotch Whisky Experience is a accessible business in Edinburgh.

Operated by Sanctuary Care. Care Inspectorate (Scotland) rating: Very Good across all inspected areas (2025 report). Grade II listed Georgian building.

Scottish home care provider in Midlothian and Edinburgh, supporting adults with dementia, physical disabilities and palliative care needs.

Reported as Scotland's first dedicated gym for disabled people, founded by Dale Robertson (Straiton/Loanhead, Midlothian).