I hate to say it, but here in Thailand there is next to no consideration given to those with disabilities. Being wheelchair-bound here must be a very difficult experience. In my experience footpaths/pavements are near non-existent, and when they do have them (e.g. in bigger towns and cities) they are often left to degrade or have inaccessibly high steps etc.
Even high class hotels have very limited accessibility in my experience. I hope this helps, but suffice to say that you will need to carefully plan any visit.
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I hate to say it, but here in Thailand there is next to no consideration given to those with disabilities. Being wheelchair-bound here must be a very difficult experience. In my experience footpaths/pavements are near non-existent, and when they do have them (e.g. in bigger towns and cities) they are often left to degrade or have inaccessibly high steps etc.
Even high class hotels have very limited accessibility in my experience. I hope this helps, but suffice to say that you will need to carefully plan any visit.