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Petition to Set Bed Height Requirement in Hotels Has Almost 50,000 Signatures

  • byJohn Morris
  • January 27, 2020
A petition to address bed height in ADA accessible hotel rooms has gained nearly 50,000 signatures.
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Bed at Ibis Hotel Centro.
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See the Difference $370 Makes in Hotel Room Accessibility

  • byJohn Morris
  • October 28, 2019
Side-by-side comparison of two accessible hotel rooms. With a price difference of more than $350 per night, see the accessibility that money can buy.
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King size bed at The Last Hotel in St. Louis, Missouri.
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The Last Hotel, St. Louis ⁠— Wheelchair Accessibility Review

  • byJohn Morris
  • October 24, 2019
St. Louis hotel in a historic building boasts a spacious, modern and (for the most part) wheelchair accessible interior.
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Roll-in shower at a hotel.
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One Hotel, Three Rooms, Three Different Roll-in Showers

  • byJohn Morris
  • September 29, 2019
Hotels typically strive for consistency in the design of guest rooms, but not all accessible hotel rooms are the same — even at the same hotel.
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Wheelchair accessible Noelle Nashville Hotel.
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Noelle Nashville — Wheelchair Accessible Hotel in Music City

  • byJohn Morris
  • September 20, 2019
Nearby Nashville's top attractions, this hotel offers wheelchair accessible guest rooms with a roll-in shower and grab bars.
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Wheelchair accessible Singapore South Beach Hotel.
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Wheelchair Accessible JW Marriott Singapore South Beach

  • byJohn Morris
  • September 19, 2019
This 5-star hotel at the center of Singapore offers wheelchair accessible guest rooms with a roll-in shower and grab bars.
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Wheelchair accessible tented safari camp in Kenya.
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Wheelchair Accessible Places to Stay on a Kenya Safari

  • byJohn Morris
  • August 8, 2019
Guide to wheelchair accessible accommodation in Nairobi, Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru and Lake Naivasha, Kenya.
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Wheelchair accessible hotel rooms at the Hyatt Regency St. Louis.
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Wheelchair Accessible Hotel Next to the St. Louis Arch

  • byJohn Morris
  • July 25, 2019
You'll find ADA accessible rooms with roll-in showers at the Hyatt Regency St. Louis, the hotel closest to the iconic Gateway Arch.
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Wheelchair Accessible Sheraton Grand Hotel Dubai.
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Sheraton Grand Hotel, Dubai — Wheelchair Access

  • byJohn Morris
  • July 18, 2019
Wheelchair accessible hotel rooms in Dubai with a roll-in shower, grab bars and more, close to public transport.
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Handicap accessible profiling bed at Scandic Hotels.
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Leave Your Hoyer At Home: These 38 Hotels Have Mobile Lifts

  • byJohn Morris
  • June 7, 2019
Renting a Hoyer lift while traveling isn't cheap and bringing your own isn't easy, but these 38 hotels provide them to guests with disabilities.
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I’m currently staying at #CaesarsPalace in #LasVegas for the first time. It’s quickly become one of my favorite properties on the Vegas Strip, with fantastic accessibility and a stunning, surely timeless design. 97 7
If you could attend ONE SHOW right now, what would it be? I would like to go back to Andrew Bird’s performance in Washington, D.C., where he was accompanied by the symphony orchestra. It was magical! 40 4
On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, I find myself thinking to the first days, weeks and months after my car accident, where I felt ashamed of my disability – where I felt less than, for reasons that were both obvious (I’m missing a few limbs!) and invisible (the emotional stresses of an uncertain future). 189 9
#Gezellig is an untranslatable Dutch word – No single English word or combination of words can truly capture its meaning. I describe this mysterious word and a moment where I experienced gezellig (it is a feeling) in a post available at WheelchairTravel.org. Check it out! 51 2
My quarantine mood is about the same as Oscar’s. 61 0
Do you enjoy visiting art museums? I love them. They are cathedrals of creativity, on display for all to see. Visiting art (and history, culture, etc.) museums is one of the things I miss most about travel. I typically average at least one new museum a week! 176 2
One of the things I miss most about travel are the chances to escape ground level. I miss flying and the views from 30,000 feet, obviously, but I also miss being at the top of tall buildings and towers. The beauty – and the perspective – is something I cherish. 59 2
Hanging out with the Chinese President during the Umbrella Movement in 2014. 80 0
The Pittsburgh Pirates have one of the most accessible ballparks in all of Major League Baseball. I am looking forward to the resumption of America’s pastime! 78 3
Many restaurants in America are beginning to reopen, albeit at limited capacity. I miss dining out, and hope to enjoy a good meal at a restaurant again soon. But I’m not comfortable going out yet. 📸 @travelzork 98 16
Through flight, we are able to gain a new perspective on the world beneath and around us. And the views are amazing, too, particularly when landing on Runway 15L/R at Boston’s Logan Airport. That skyline! 60 1
Missing two of my favorite things right now – My St. Louis Cardinals and the delicious @imospizzastl. I hope we’ll continue our national recovery and have the opportunity to see some baseball this year! 104 9
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