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The Travellers Club

Venue Accessibility Profile

Please be aware that this venue may only be open to the public during London's Open House weekend. Contact the venue before planning a visit.

If you are affiliated with this venue and wish to confirm the below access details prior to Open House 2008, go to the Open House venue portal.

Address Details
Name	The Travellers Club
Address	106 Pall Mall
Borough	Westminster
Town/City	London
Post Code	SW1Y 5EP View map of this area via Google Maps
Within the congestion charging zone?	Yes
Access summary	Some access for wheelchair users with an escort No services or facilites for sensory impaired people.
Further Details
Type of venue	Open House
Further keywords	Private,Club, Other
General information	Private members club, open only for the Open House event

Contact Information
Switchboard/Enquiry Line No	020 7930 8688
Fax	020 7930 2019
Email	secretary@thetravellersclub.org.uk
Website	www.thetravellersclub.org.uk
Getting To
Nearest BR station and approximate distance (metres)	Charing Cross 1200m
Nearest tube station and approximate distance (metres)	Piccadilly Circus
Parking
Off site parking?	There is parking at public sites in Jermyn Street, or street parking meters outside

Main Entrance
Further Entrance Notes	There are eight steps to the front door, handrail attached
More Accessible Alternative Entrance
Further Entrance Notes	No alternative

Access Inside
Number of steps between each floor	There are four steps from the front hall to ground floor level thereafter flat. Staircase to first floor with rail
Floors served by lift	First floor can be accessed by lift.
Wheelchair Access
Accessibility restrictions	It would be helpful if an escort were with a wheelchair user.
Facilities for Hearing Impaired
Services for Visually Impaired

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