I've a question about fielding enquiries from disabled clients.

How much information do you give them about you and  your premises? Obviously chair users, or those with limited mobility often need to know if the place where you offer incalls has disabled access,  what is the parking like?, can they get to the bed/bathroom, do you have somewhere their assistance can sit during the appointment.

I'm sure most of us don't like giving too much detail on enquiry, even up until the actual appointment itself yet those who have certain requirements, may need to work out if they can negotiate firstly from car to front door, then around your place itself.

I find it quite difficult because obviously I don't want to describe me or my place in so much detail that I'm giving the game away - plus I want to stick to my booking procedure for many reasons, one of which is guys actually getting to me(I find if guys think they know where I am, they inevitably wander off in the wrong direction/get lost!).

Wondered what everyone else does, especially in smaller cities or towns.

Just a thought, because I know it's HIGHLY unlikely to happen, but could you be done under Disability Discrimination Act if you didn't have suitable access? I'm thinking more for the 'happy ending' massage peeps really.