1 King Bed, Accessible Room, Non-Smoking

Door hardware on all entry doors to accessible guestrooms and other passage doors within the room usable with one hand Drapery wands and controls on fixed lamps and HVAC units easily operable with one hand Wheelchair Accessible Guestroom Door Entrance, Bathroom Door Entrance, Interior Doors Per ADA Standards That Allow At Least 32" Clear Passage Width So Persons Who Use Wheelchairs, Crutches, And Other Mobility Aids Can Visit Or Stay; In Addition, Door hardware (Levers, Pulls, Panic Bars, Etc.) On All Entry Doors To Accessible Guestrooms And Other Passage Doors Within The Room Are Usable With One Hand Without Tight Grasping, Pinching, Or Twisting Of The Wrist Service Animals Allowed Lowered Counter Height Accessible Power Outlets Light/Lamp Controls are Push Button Lower Level Individual Thermostat Lowered Closet Bars and Shelving Visual Door Knocker Shaker Alarm Clock Visual Alarm Equipped Telephone with Volume Control 36" or More Accessible Path of Travel Around and Between Beds Per ADA Standards Multi-Level Door Viewers Closet Bars and/or Shelving Lowered Drapery Control with a 36” Clear Path Within Reach & Lowered Wands Hearing Impaired Light Alerts – Free Portable Equipment Provided by Hotel Power Outlets within 4” of Telephone Communication Kits Available with TTY Machine, Strobe Light, & Visual Door Knocker Wheelchair Accessible Route in Room

Lowered Towel Hooks, Racks, or Bars Placed Within 54" Of The Floor For Side Approach Or 48" Of The Floor For Forward Approach So Persons Who Use Wheelchairs Can Approach And Use The Towel Racks Faucet that is easily operable with hardware that is (i.e.: levers, wrist blades, single arm, etc.) usable with one hand Bathroom floors in the accessible guestrooms slip-resistant Wheelchair Accessible Bathroom Facilities Wheelchair Accessible Sink That Is No More Than 34" High With At Least 29" High Clearance Under The Front Edge To Allow Persons Who Use Wheelchairs To Pull Under The Lavatory And Use The Faucet Hardware Per ADA Standards. Faucet That Is Easily Operable (i.e.: Levers, Wrist blades, Single Arm, Etc.) And Usable With One Hand, Without Tight Grasping, Pinching, or Twisting of The Wrist Grab Bars at Tub With a Tub Seat With Tub Faucet Controls Positioned Between The Center of The End Wall and The Open Side of The Tub So Persons With Disabilities May Approach and Adjust The Controls Before They Transfer Onto The Tub Seat To Bathe, Faucet Controls and Shower Diverter Can Be Turned On and Off Easily and Are Operable and Usable With One Hand, Without Tight Grasping, Pinching or Twisting of The Wrist (i.e.: Levers, Single arm, etc.), Horizontal Grab Bar At The Foot of The Tub (By The Controls) That Is At Least 24" Long For Stabilization While A Person With A Disability Adjusts The Water Controls, Horizontal Grab Bar At The Head of The Tub That is At Least 12" Long For Stabilization and Aid in Transfer From A Wheelchair To The Fixed Tub Seat, Two Horizontal Grab bars (One High/One Low) Along The Side of The Tub That Are At Least 24" Long For Stabilization and Aid In Transfer From A Wheelchair to The Fixed Tub Seat Hand-Held Shower Wand with Shutoff Valve and Temperature Regulator With At Least A 60" Long Hose Provided So Persons Who Bathe From A Seated Position May Wash And Rinse With The Directional Spray Low-Level Towel Hooks, Racks, or Bars Placed Within 54" Of The Floor For Side Approach Or 48" Of The Floor For Forward Approach So Persons Who Use Wheelchairs Can Approach And Use The Towel Racks Lower Mirrors Drain and Water Pipes Under Sink are Insulated Removable Shower Head Toilet Grab Bars Per ADA Standards

Toiletries Hair Dryer Private Bathroom

Non-Smoking Refrigerator Microwave Air Conditioner Heater Desk 51 inch TV In Room Coffee/Tea Maker ADA Accessible Iron/Ironing Board