We had an accessible suite- Rm 318. It was large and very clean. However, for me, the âaccessible â part was not impressive. Walkway area and doors were wide for wheelchairs and there was one grab bar above the outside edge of the tub. That was all as far as handicap accessible goes. I was expecting a tall toilet- not one that was very low and hard to get up from(nothing to grab on to), no walk-in shower and as in most hotels, countertops were high if you are short or in a wheelchair. I have serious back issues and would also like to advocate for a recliner (not one that rocks) for these rooms, as I cannot sleep in a bed. It is very painful, and Iâm sure Iâm not the only one.. We almost cannot travel anymore because of this, but would really like to be able to do so. This was an emergency though, so I just had to go without sleep for 2 days. Would love to see hotels address these issues in the future.
