Tiny, cheap and cheerful rooms are good, but make at least one "accessible".

Smaller rooms (and tiny bathrooms) tend to be less accessible for wheelchair users and others with mobility impairments. I've nothing against cheap and cheerful room options but hotels should remember to include disabled people, not "squeeze" them out! Make at least one room "accessible" and cheap. Showing fairness to disabled customers is also good for business!

(Greece)