Deluxe ADA Accessible 1 King Bed

Our ADA Accessible King Room is carefully designed to provide a comfortable, convenient, and welcoming stay for guests requiring accessible accommodations. Featuring a spacious layout with mobility-friendly features, this room offers the same modern comforts as our other accommodations while ensuring ease of movement and accessibility throughout your stay.

Features:

1 King Bed (Sealy PosturePedic®)
Spacious accessible room layout
Mobility-accessible pathways and entryways
Accessible bathroom with grab bars
Roll-in shower
Lowered sinks, counters, and accessible room features
Flat-screen TV
Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi
Mini refrigerator & microwave
In-Room Coffee Maker w/ K-Pods
Individual climate control
Private bathroom with lighted vanity mirror

Ideal for: Guests requiring accessible accommodations, business travelers, couples, extended stay

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Room Details

Non-Smoking
Accessible Room
2 Persons

Room Facilities

Non-Smoking
Refrigerator
Microwave
ADA Accessible
Pets Not Allowed
Wireless Internet Access

Granada Inn - Room Amenities

Non-Smoking
Refrigerator
Microwave
ADA Accessible
Pets Not Allowed
Lowered sinks, counters, and accessible room features
Individual climate control

Private Bathroom
Roll-in shower

Wireless Internet Access
Flat Screen TV

ADA/Accessible Guest Room Features

Service Animals Allowed

ADA/Accessible Bathroom Features

Raised Toilet Seat
Grab Bars in Shower with a Shower 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
Removable Shower Head
Roll-In Shower That Is Free Of Curbs Or Lips At The Shower Floor Thus Allowing Wheelchair Approach And Transfer Onto The Folding Shower Seat; in addition, Free Of Doors That Would Impede Wheelchair Transfer Onto The Seat, Horizontal Grab Bar On The Wall Opposite The Seat For Stabilization And Aid In Maneuvering While In A Shower Wheelchair, Faucet Controls And Shower Wand Positioned On The Wall Along The Side Of The Shower Seat So They Are Operable From The Folding Shower Seat or From The Shower Wheelchair, Roll-in Shower Has A Securely Fastened Folding Seat At 17"-19" Above The Floor Onto Which Persons Who Use Wheelchairs May Transfer To Shower
Shower Seat
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
Toilet Grab Bars Per ADA Standards
Drain and Water Pipes Under Sink are Insulated
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
Wheelchair Accessible Raised Toilet Per ADA Standards Including Toilet Seat Between 17"-19" Above The Floor; In Addition, Toilet Is Centered 18" From The Adjacent Side Wall, Which Is The Distance That Will Permit A Person With A Mobility Impairment To Use The Grab Bars. Accessible Toilet Have A Horizontal Grab Bar On The Adjacent Side wall That Is At Least 40" Long and Between 33"-36" Above The Floor For Stabilization and Assistance During Transfer From A Wheelchair; in addtion, A Horizontal Grab Bar On The Wall Behind The Toilet That Is At Least 36" Long and Between 33"-36" Above The Floor For Stabilization and Assistance During Transfer From A Wheelchair