The phrase "an accessible accommodation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of housing or facility that is designed to be easily reached or used by people with disabilities.
Example: "The hotel offers an accessible accommodation for guests who require wheelchair access."
Alternatives: "a disability-friendly accommodation" or "an inclusive accommodation".
"If you have a disability or are elderly, it can be extremely difficult to find accessible accommodation or a host of related travel services such as medical equipment hire, adapted car rentals and specialist insurance," Madipalli tells TechCrunch.
Plus there are stylish furnishings (accessible accommodation can be a bit clinical), an accessible pub 100m away, and a cliff lift to promenade and beach.
I had to find accessible accommodation for the semester, a place that I could exercise with assistance and figure out what classes I wanted to take.
Some of the more interesting possibilities include tours of Chile (amapiexpeditions.com); wheelchair accessible itineraries in South Africa (ontheroll.co.za); accessible accommodation in Chiang Mai (members.ams.chello.nl/danblokker/e_home.html); or a house swap with another wheelchair user (independentliving.org/vacaswap.html).org/vacaswap.html
The required work includes new electrical, plumbing and heating systems and updated and fully accessible accommodation.
They also need manageable and accessible accommodation near amenities, such as doctors' surgeries, shops and good transport links.
It was at this point that I decided Edinburgh wasn't the place for me… Is there wheelchair accessible accommodation?
It has roomy, accessible accommodations for four adults.
Additionally, we have obtained a limited accessibility accommodation that will facilitate meeting our requirement, under Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, to ensure that all our electronic content is accessible to people with disabilities.
HA: highly accessible, A: Accessible, MA: moderately accessible.
