It is estimated that more than 125,000 Somerset residents are aged 65 or older. The good news is that many of these individuals live healthy and active lives.

Let’s also remember that there are numerous attractions to enjoy throughout Somerset and the surrounding areas. Why not reserve an afternoon to visit a tearoom?

Although there are numerous locations to explore, some of these might not be equipped with the proper accessibility options.

This is why we have taken the time to compile a list of the top spots that are able to cater to those with mobility issues.

1. The Tea Room at Double-Gate Farm

Guests can expect to be immersed in a serene and tranquil setting when visiting this team room.

Located in North Wells, Double-Gate Farm offers a menu comprised of locally sourced delicacies and splendid views of nature.

This venue is particularly famous for its selection of Somerset cream teas. Group bookings are available, and all rooms have been fitted with wheelchair-accessible amenities.

2. Boston Tea Party

This next venue is found within the heart of Taunton, and its staff members place a significant amount of importance on sustainability.

In fact, Boston Tea Party was the first franchised cafe to ban the use of single-use paper cups from its menu.

All food is made fresh every day, and dogs are permitted on site. Disabled access features include wheelchair ramps and specially designed toilets.

3. Woodcombe Lodges and Cottages

While this is a boutique hotel, it also offers an impressive tea room as well as a selection of sumptuous dishes.

Woodcombe Lodges and Cottages has likewise placed a great deal of focus on providing unfettered access to guests who may have mobility issues.

4. Eastleigh Care Homes

There may also be times when individuals require ongoing care.

While Eastleigh Care Homes is renowned for its ability to address even the most discrete of needs, it is just as important to remember that its tea rooms and associated menus are just as inviting.

Guests can choose from a kaleidoscope of options, including a traditional English breakfast, a battered haddock fillet for lunch, and roast turkey sandwiches for dinner.

Note that all facilities are wheelchair accessible. The Somerset care home here provides additional details as well as important contact information.

5. Cafe Gorge

This next location provides splendid views of the nearby River Yeo, and all food has been locally sourced from the West Country.

A cheese shop is found next door to the cafe, and it has become quite famous for its wide selection of products. Note that Cafe Gorge boasts a wheelchair-accessible cafe for all of its guests.

6. Ashcott Lawns Bed & Breakfast

This B&B is a Grade II accommodation, ideal for guests who are simply looking to “get away from it all” during an upcoming holiday.

Convenience is king in terms of quality, and their tea rooms (and all facilities) have been engineered with mobility issues in mind.

Well-lit paths, stairwell lifts, and universal wheelchair access can all be enjoyed by guests during their stay.

Their tea room is open from Wednesday to Sunday.