Accessible Cabin on P&O Cruises Iona Image Credit: P&O Cruises

Accessible Cabins on P&O Iona

What is an Accessible Cabin?

An accessible cabin is deemed to be suitable for wheelchair access. They will usually have wide doorways into the cabin and bathroom. Sufficient floor space for maneuvering a wheelchair or mobility scooter. Wet room style bathrooms. Grab rails for shower and toilet. Pull-down shower seat.

How Many Accessible Cabins are there on P&O Iona?

There are 55 accessible/partially accessible cabins on P&O Iona.

Here is a list of accessible cabins on P&O Cruises flagship Iona. The list includes fully accessible cabins and partially accessible cabins. The list shows the cabin number, the cabin grade and the type of cabin (i.e. Inside, Outside, Balcony etc.)

All of P&O accessible (adapted) cabins feature:

Wide doorways into the cabin and bathroom
Sufficient floor space for maneuvering a wheelchair or mobility scooter
Wet room style bathrooms
Grab rails for shower and toilet
Pull-down shower seat
Flush thresholds between bathroom and cabin
Balcony cabins have ramped access to the balcony.

Accessible Stateroom Bathrooms

Accessible Bathroom on P&O Cruises Iona Image Credit: P&O Cruises

The accessible cabin bathrooms on P&O Cruises are wet room style shower rooms with a flush threshold into the stateroom. They have roll in showers that have hand rails and pull down shower seats. There are also grab rails on both sides of the toilet; one is fixed and the other is pull down.

Accessible cabin showers have a non slip floor however, if required, a shower mat can be requested once on board - these are subject to availability.

If you have specific requirements it is advisable to enquire at the time of booking as P&O Cruises are unable to make any changes to the cabin once on board.

If there is something you need to know that isn’t covered here or on the P&O Cruises website, such as location of grab rails etc., contact P&O Cruises at disability@carnivalukgroup.com

Access around the ship

To enjoy the ship to its full potential while staying safe, here are the key things you need to be aware of:

The majority of public areas and venues have level or ramped access.
There are raised door thresholds throughout the ship which need to be navigated with care.
You may find certain areas of the ship narrower than you are used to.

In the interest of your own safety and that of other guests, mobility scooters and wheelchairs must be driven at a safe speed at all times.

Lifts

Please pay careful attention when backing out of lifts in a mobility scooter/wheelchair as these are often in close proximity to the staircases.

Fully Accessible Cabins

(Cabin Number, Cabin Grade, Cabin Type)

Please note: Iona, inside accessible cabins have been reclassified as PARTIALLY ACCESSIBLE. This is due to the turning circle not being big enough for certain mobility aids, such as scooters, basically they are standard cabins with accessible elements..

Partially Accessible Cabins

See here for a video of an accessible balcony cabin on Iona from Paul and Carole Love to Cruise.

P&O Cruises Iona - Accessible Cabins