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Homes and stays that work for everyone — proven, not promised.

Every listing carries the Accessibility Rating: 0 to 5 stars. Silver means a good standard. Gold means the best standard, proven with dated photos or video by the owner — never by you.

12 listings across 12 countries. Listings marked “Sample” are fictional examples that show how the rating works.

To rent · Lisbon, Portugal

Adapted townhouse with lift and roll-in shower

Home lift between floors, roll-in shower, ceiling hoist in the main bedroom.

€2,400 per month · 3 bedrooms

To rent · London, United Kingdom

Ground-floor two-bedroom flat with wet room

Step-free from the street, level-access wet room, lowered kitchen storage. Ten minutes from a step-free station.

£1,950 per month · 2 bedrooms

To rent · Berlin, Germany

Barrier-free apartment in a new build

Built to DIN 18040-2 wheelchair standard: level wet room, turning space in every room, reachable switches.

€1,650 per month · 2 bedrooms

Holiday stay · Queenstown, New Zealand

Lakeside lodge room with roll-in shower and hoist

Accessible lodge room with a mobile hoist available, roll-in shower and level deck with lake views.

NZ$290 per night · 1 bedroom

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How the rating works

Stars: how accessible

1 star is step-free. 3 stars is a home a wheelchair user can live in. 5 stars is fully accessible throughout, with smart or voice controls.

Silver or Gold: how good, and how proven

Silver is a good standard. Gold is the best standard and backed by dated photo or video proof, re-checked regularly. Every badge says it in words as well as colour.

Proof is the owner's job

You should never have to phone round asking for door widths. Owners upload measured photos; if something is missing, tell us and the listing is paused until it is fixed.

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