I made our reservations and sent a message to management about ADA accessibility on April 13 for a trip that was scheduled for April 19. The last day we could cancel was April 15. We got a message on April 17 stating that the rooms were NOT ADA accessible. However, when booking, it’s listed as an accessible property. Turns out, the only accessible feature is the reservation desk.
As it was, we could not cancel, and had no other options. We were forced to spend an extra $150 for a walker and a shower seat just to make the stay POSSIBLE. We had to pray the entire trip that the elevator did not break down or a fire break out because then we'd have had two guests stuck in the rooms. If you are going to list your property as accessible, PLEASE MAKE SURE that it IS accessible. This is extremely misleading. Had I not sent a message, I wouldn't even have known this much. Too bad I found out too late to change my reservations and save some money.
While the rooms are ok - and that's being generous - do better. We had no toilet paper, our coffee maker was missing parts, the faucet on the sink was broken. I know it's cheap hotel by VB standards, but still make it worth the money to stay at the hotel with no noise restrictions, no bells, and definitely no whistles.