We are proud to say many of our properties are independently accredited by Accessible Accommodation’s three-tiered rating system, adopted by Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW) and the benchmark for the Tourism Industry to follow.
Accreditation allows guests with accessible needs the ability to make informed decisions with confidence knowing properties have been thoroughly vetted and meet high standards.
When booking an accessible accredited room online, the room description will reference if the room is suitable for walking frame or cane users (Tier 1), wheelchair users who can self-transfer to bed and toilet (Tier 2), and people who require the support of carer or support worker (Tier 3). Properties that are accessible accredited are also identified by a label at the top of the page.
Below is more detail about the amenities and features for each tier of accreditation so you can find the right room and property to meet your needs.
For further information on each of our accessible accredited properties including a room tour and 50 frequently answered questions, visit Accessible Accommodation and search for Quest.
Tier 1 accreditation covers people with disabilities who use a walking frame or cane. For this tier, some accessible amenities would come in handy. The minimum requirements for an apartment are:
Tier 2 accreditation covers wheelchair users who can self-transfer to bed and toilet. The minimum requirements for an apartment, in addition to Tier 1 requirements, are:
Tier 3 accreditation has the necessary amenities to support a person who is unable to lift themselves and requires the assistance of a Carer or Support Worker. The minimum requirements for an apartment in addition to Tier 1 and 2 are: