Follow Up to My Hotel Travel

[RollinPositive]

After reading your post I was kind of surprised as I live in Florida and I used to live in Orlando however I'm going to take a vacation in March so I have contacted every single hotel in Universal Studios FL, and not one can accommodate my Hoyer lift being it needs to go under the bed they all have bases WTF.. Isn't there like a chamber of commerce or something that can help me find a Goddamn Hotel for a couple of nights?

You found no hotels in Universal area???


https://wheelchairtravel.org/residen...da-hotel-room/


The king bed was comfortable, with soft sheets and fluffy pillows. Measuring approximately 29 inches tall, it could prove difficult to transfer into from a wheelchair. Clear floor space underneath the bed will accommodate most Hoyer lifts.


https://www.tripability.net/reviews/...rriott%20Orlan

Hotel Guest Room Accessibility

• Bed Height Accessible (less than 30 inches)
• Wide Clearance Around Bed (min 36 inches)
• Bed Can Accommodate Hoyer Lift

https://wheelchairtravel.org/orlando/hotels/

[Hawk]

Yeah the problem I'm having is I need a two bedroom suite so someone else can stay in another room and we have some privacy not giving up yet also not going until the end of May so we'll keep working on it thanks everybody for the Post