Philadelphia is a popular destination, which is a short drive from New Jersey, New York and Delaware. Not only are there are plenty of activities, as well as places to go which are "Disability Friendly." Accommodations for the disabled in Philadelphia is not a problem. There are hotels that have become ADA compliant so that they are able to fulfill all of the needs of their disabled guests properly.
Center City, Philadelphia is the hubub of most of the activities, and near the majority of attractions, such as the Stadiums to see the Eagles, Phillies or the Flyers play. Broad Street which contains not only the Avenue of the Arts, but is the main hub for the infamous Mummers Parade as well.
Adjustable King Size Bed
Embassy Suites Hotel: Center City Philadelphia (USA)
1776 Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19103
Tel:1-215-561-1776
Fax: 1-215-963-0122
The Accessible Suites are in compliance with all current ADA regulations. High-speed wireless Internet access is available in the lobby, as well as all suites. Guests will enjoy a cooked-to-order breakfast as well as be able to attend the evening Manager's Reception. The view of Philadelphia at night is breathtaking, and you will be able to enjoy it from your private balcony. There is a fitness room available.
Those with children, high chairs, cribs and a children's menu is available. For lunch and dinner, a T.G.I. Friday's is on site. However, there are numerous eateries within walking distance or a short drive from the hotel.
Living Room: The living room is spacious, and separate from the bedroom which contains a king size bed. The living room contains a comfortable sofa which converts to a sleeper, arm chair, a desk and activity table. There are two televisions with MP3 connection. You also have the luxury of a wet bar, refrigerator and microwave.
Accessible rooms upon request
Bath: Some baths are equipped with a roll in shower. Others are equipped with a tub and shower with a grab-bar. The rounded shower rod provides extra space.
Along with the amenities for the disabled, there are others which will surely make you feel safe.
Controlled Access Corridors
Double Locking Doors
Electronic Locks
Electronic Smoke Detector
Amenities for Disabilities Including Sight/Hearing Impairments
Lever Door Handles
Phone - Audio/Vibrate/Strobe
Alarms - Visual Strobe
Doorbell w/ Audio/Strobe alert
Lowered light switches
Lowered peep hole in door
Lowered thermostat controls
Lowered toilet
Portable shower chairs
Raised toilet seat
Embassy Suites Hotel Philadelphia-Airport (USA)
9000 Bartram Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19153
Tel: 1-215-365-4500 Fax: 1-215-365-3195
The Accessible Suites are in compliance with all current ADA regulations. High-speed wireless Internet access is available in the lobby, as well as all suites. Guests will enjoy a cooked-to-order breakfast as well as be able to attend the evening Manager's Reception.
Those with children have access to a crib, high chair as well as a special children's menu.
Living Room: The living room is spacious, and separate from the bedroom which contains a king size bed. The living room contains a comfortable sofa which converts to a sleeper, arm chair, a desk and activity table. There are two flat screen HD TV's (42 inch and 37 inch) with MP3 connection. You also have the luxury of a wet bar, refrigerator and microwave. The Airport location is equipped with a fitness room and pool. Pets are not allowed.
Accessible Rooms upon request.
Braille room numbers
Lowered peep hole in door
Thumb Dead Bolt
Electronic Locks
Lowered light switches
Lowered thermostat controls
Phone - Audio/Vibrate/Strobe
Alarms - Visual Strobe/Hearing Impaired
Alarms - Audible
Electronic Smoke Detector
Storage
Lower or Adjustable Closet Rod
Lowered shelf storage
Bath
Roll-in Shower
Hand Held Shower
Portable shower / bath board
Portable shower chairs
There are numerous hotels, many that are part of large chains, which claim to be ADA compliant. However, once you investigate their sites while conducting a search for ADA compliant hotels, often the details about the various ADA required amenities are not made available on their web sites.
Here are tips about ADA Compliant Hotels when the information is not readily available:
1.) Contact the hotel directly and ask about specifics as to what amenities and services they provide for the disabled. Be specific as to your needs.
2.) Is their staff trained, at every level, to work with the disabled community. The purpose of this training is that the staff will understand the various limitations and will know how to assist, but most importantly react correctly.
3.) If pets are not allowed. Ask if service animals are permitted. This is one detail that is also being ignored when you look at these various hotels.
Remember, and ADA compliant Hotel has met specific standards as set forth by the American Disabilities Act. If their staff does not receive special training, or no pets also includes no service animals, you can be assured that they are not ADA compliant. Hotels are public facilities and are required to meet specific standards in order to be ADA compliant. It may be advantageous to check with the local or state Disability Rights Network in the area where you intend to visit prior to making reservations to get full details.
The Wyndham Garden Hotel-Philadelphia Airport (USA)
45 Industrial Hwy
Essington, PA 19029
Tel: (610)521-2400
The Wyndham Garden Hotel is one of the favorite luxury hotels in Philadelphia. Although pets are not allowed, service animals are welcomed. There are 11 physically handicapped accessible rooms. However, their website is not clear as to what the amenities for the disabled are, nor does is it possible to determine if this is an ADA complaint hotel. In all fairness, Wyndham Hotels are across the country, and worldwide. Many of them are ADA complaint.
Hilton Garden Inn: Center City Philadelphia (USA)
100 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
The Hilton Garden City Hotel is centrally located in Philadelphia, and ADA compliant. The hotel is a totally nonsmoking facility.
There are handicapped accessible rooms. However, the exact handicapped amenities or services cannot be located.
Amenities
Outlet Adapters
Electronic Door Locks
Internet Access
Jacuzzi
Smoke Detectors
Sprinklers in rooms
Television/Cable
Refrigerator
Pool
Indoor Pool
Parking
U.S. Government Fire Safety Approved
Parking is often an problem, especially in the Center City area. Numerous lots and garages for parking are available, but can be rather pricey. For details on accessible transportation and parking, visit the Mayor's Commission for People with Disabilities and SEPTA. Philadelphia's tourism bureau is reachable by phone at 800-537-7676 / TDD 215-636-3404.
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