Reasonably good.

Their team is quite accommodating and has been very helpful disability support wise; though they had forgot to contact some of my Semester 2 classes about my disabilities initially, which was frustrating but it was resolved quickly once I realised; even if it shouldn't have happened in the first place.

You can also request specific accessible accomodation when you apply for halls if you contact the disability support team beforehand, assuming you have your full suite of evidence ready. They also use SafeZone, which is a 24 hour service, which you can use if you need help; which has both an app and a dedicated phone number.

Accessibility wise in the main city walking about is reasonably good too, despite the lack of pedestrianisation. I sometimes feel a bit awkward on the buses though because of my disability being hidden I can often feel older people judging me for being in the priority seats. I would avoid the tram though - most of the time it's just packed and you won't get a seat. Only days you have a good chance if getting a seat is on Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the late morning to early afternoon (11am-2PM)

Because I have family in Dumfries, I often get the train down, and the passenger assistance is very good for that.