Belfast's iconic hotel, The Europa has been blasted - and not by the IRA - for its lack of disabled facilities.
Disabled delegates at a conference held in the Europa have said they are disgusted by the lack of facilities and access for wheelchair users.
They have condemned the lack of grab rails, roll-in showers and other features in rooms booked for disabled users.
The hotel was also criticized because building work prevented entrance for wheelchair users through the main lobby.
A statement from the hotel said the building was undergoing extensive refurbishment, including disabled bedrooms, lobby and reception.
General Manager James McGinn said: "We apologise to all guests for any inconvenience caused due to the building work, and are working on a one to one basis with the guests in question to resolve the situation.
"Our refurbishment includes the addition of 10 new bedrooms with disabled facilities, and we are working in consultation with Disability Action to ensure that these rooms meet all industry standards."
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