How Booking a Hotel with accessibleGO works
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Search by your accessibility needs
Need a roll-in shower? Fridge for medication? We've got you. On accessibleGO, you can filter your hotel search by your specific accessibility needs.
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Just click “book”—we'll do the rest
Once you book, an accessibleGO team member will contact your hotel directly to confirm your accessibility requests can be accommodated and advocate for your specific needs.
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Our community forum is where travelers with disabilities come together from all over the world to ask questions, get answers, share travel tips, and make friends.
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Hi, my husband uses a power wheelchair (post polio/chronic pain). We are once again about to drive down to Berkeley, CA, for another visit to see our third grandchild. Ideally, we would love to be able to stay at an AirB&b but they are nigh to impossible to find for someone in a power wheelchair. You are all familiar with the usual problems…steps either to entryways or somewhere inside, bathrooms and/or bedrooms not large enough to accommodate a power wheelchair, showers too small, etc. And yet staying at a hotel becomes cost prohibitive after a few nights. Does anyone have additional ideas or know of any possibilities? We are planning to stay there around the second to third week in July, a total of about 10 days. We’ll be driving down in our mobility van. Thanks for any suggestions.
Rebecca B.
Rebecca B.
Hello. I am trying to take a trip from Virginia to Arlington, Texas. I require care assistance, and because my caregiver can’t go, I need to hire a traveling caregiver. Is there an agency for this? Has anyone had to hire a caregiver for a trip and have tips?
Has anyone traveled through Valdosta Georgia, that knows a decent hotel that is clean, accessible, and won't break my bank?
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