Wheelchair Accessible Hotel

I'm in a wheelchair and looking for a romantic weekend at Daytona Beach with my wife. Looking for places to stay and things to do. I appreciate any help.

http://homewoodsuites.hilton.com/en/hw/h otels/index.jhtml?ctyhocn=DABHWHW

Have a great week-end!

2006-07-20 18:43:54 by Fantasyman

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My wife and I want to vacation there for 5 days in late May. We are both physically disabled. We are leaning toward The New York Palace, but it is a bit pricey. We live near Sacramento, CA, and are planning to fly there via JetBlue.

The New York Palace is indeed pricy. It is one of the most opulent places that you could chose in Manhattan. Have you tried the Mariott Marquis? It is right in Times Square--is quite comfortable, has exceptional views and is convenient to everything in Midtown. Regardless of where you choose, have a wonderful trip to the Big Apple.

2006-02-14 09:24:34 by tim_olaguna

My cousin's supervisor wants to plan a trip to Disneyland in July, Aug. or Sept. of this year. He is in a wheelchair. Where are the best hotel locations (based on experience or word of mouth) for 2 adults and a 3-year-old to have a wheelchair accessible room and easy access to Disneyland? Any they should avoid?
Any experience with the handicap accessible rooms??

The best ones are right on the property. The closest and best of these is the Grand Californian.

For off-property, the Candy Cane Inn is probably your best bet. Normally, I recommend the HoJo Anaheim, but Candy Cane Inn has many more ground-level rooms, and you won't have to cross any streets, just a driveway.

I HIGHLY recommend September, when crowds will be less and rates will be cheaper. It's NO fun going through Disneyland in a wheelchair on a crowded day.

2007-06-01 11:03:55 by shlammy

I am a wheelchair user and want to spend my birthday in the capital! Also where is good to eat and is there anywhere to park bearing in mind by van is too large to go in ncp carparks! We are going to the prince edward theatre.

We are a family of 5 and only i need an accessible room

most of them are by law

2006-08-01 11:06:51 by Kris B

Preferably not too far from the airport due to the cost of taxi's. I also want a kids club. Not asking much am I? I will also consider other destinations if they are completely accessible

if you go to your travel agetn and ask them to look under gazzetteers they will look for the best hotels for i know that first choice and my travel will do that for you! they are not allowed to book you an hotel if the hotel is not suitable for wheelchair users. if your booking online just get the name of the hotel n do it yourself

2007-06-14 08:16:12 by Foxy Chick