The hostel can accommodate up to 180 people at any one time and has dormitories for 4 – 10 people. The entire hostel has been designed with disabled people in mind, in fact 99% of the people which work at the InOut have some form of disability.

The InOut is broken into two buildings, the lower building consists of the main reception, a sitting room and dormitories. The InOut favour placing wheelchair users in this building as there is no need to use a lift to get to the domitories and therefore all exits are at ground level in the unlikely event of an emergency. The upper building has the restaurant, bar and sun terrace on the ground level with a lift to the upper floors where the dormitories are situated.

The majority of the dormitories have an ensuite bathroom which has a WC with grab rails and a level access shower. The sinks also have ample space below them for wheelchair users to enter with ease (sorry I don't have any measurements).

This is the ideal place for people that want the day time hustle and bustle of the city but during the evenings would like to relax in the peaceful green suburbs. It is also an alternative for those that wish to combine their city break with nature or rambling through the forests.

This is also an excellent location for larger groups of disabled people or school groups which may have special requirements.

Date of stay: August 2006
Purpose of stay: Business