The phrase "accessible amenities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to facilities or services that are designed to be easily reached or used by people, particularly those with disabilities.
Example: "The hotel offers a range of accessible amenities, including wheelchair ramps and accessible restrooms."
Alternatives: "handicap-friendly facilities" or "inclusive services".
These crumbling walls are a short distance from the park centre, which has fully accessible amenities.
Downstream is Tandragee with its old mill and 19th-century baronial-style castle, where more accessible amenities can be found.
This number represents how accessible amenities are for residents of a city on foot.
There are many other considerations as well -- from proximity to family and friends and quality healthcare to a desirable climate and accessible amenities.
The western side of the wilderness is known as the Bisti, from the Navajo for 'a large area of shale hills.' The Bisti is popular with day hikers and photographers, with two easily accessible, though amenity free, trailheads.
They also need manageable and accessible accommodation near amenities, such as doctors' surgeries, shops and good transport links.
For example, Maryland Department of Transportation promotes high-density development, accessible facilities and amenities, and bus or rail transportation systems at walking distance [8].
A major influence on migration has been radical changes in expectations over what constitutes a satisfactory standard of living, a desirable occupation and a suitable mix of accessible services and amenities.
Today, there are hundreds of modern amenities and accessible historic sites along the Erie, Champlain, Oswego and Cayuga-Seneca canals waiting to be explored.
As at virtually all Sarawakian longhouses (especially those accessible by road), modern amenities have been embraced with gusto — locals can't wait to get broadband Internet — but Annah Rais's inhabitants have consciously decided both to preserve aspects of their traditional lifestyle and to welcome modern tourists.
Knowing that creativity arrives at all hours, these spaces and amenities are accessible around the clock, and used frequently by people who live within walking or biking distance.
