UCF Rosen College of Hospitality Management: Student Accessibility Comments

• Modern and convenient hotel located close to research business park as well as the University of Central Florida.
• The hotel is easily accessible and common areas including lobby, breakfast dining area, and swimming pool are step free. All are spacious and easy to maneuver in.
• Special accessible rooms have wide doors as well as roll-in showers with a plastic seat with reachable shower controls.
• Additionally, there are wheelchair accessible rooms with tubs if preferred and both shower and tub rooms come in queen and king variety.
• The remaining non-accessible rooms are not wheelchair friendly since there is a very narrow space between the bed, walls, and TV stand as well as narrow doors. The non-accessible suites are more spacious than the regular bedrooms due to the large living room space, which is very wheelchair friendly, but the bathroom is still too narrow as well as the space between the beds and the wall.
• There are two accessible suites, which in addition to the spacious living room do have accessible bathrooms with wide doors.
• Hot breakfast only.

UCF ROSEN COLLEGE STUDENT TRAVEL TIPS: The Hampton Inn & Suites is a convenient and modern hotel located about 30 minutes from Orlando International Airport and Downtown Orlando as well as 15 minutes from Sanford International Airport. The hotel is a perfect choice for business travelers, prospective UCF students, families visiting students, or UCF athletics fans. The hotel is right by research park, which includes the corporate office of Siemens and other large corporations, as well as being less than 5 minutes from the University of Central Florida, the second largest school in the nation. This hotel offers a wide variety in rooms including traditional rooms as well as suites. The hotel offers many amenities including a fitness room, swimming pool, meeting space, and free hot breakfast each morning. Hampton Inn & Suites is a subsidiary of Hilton hotels and abides by many of their standards. Wheelchair guests should consider staying at this property because of its convenient locations, great amenities, as well as its modern interior and variety inaccessible room options. With both king and queen accessible rooms, wheelchair guests have even more options between roll-in showers or bathtubs to accommodate their needs. Even though this hotel is not close to the popular Orlando attractions, this is a key hotel to consider when visiting for business, relatives in the East Orlando area, or friends and family that attend the University of Central Florida. Go Knights!