Wheelchair Accessibility Comments

• Very nice downtown Crown Plaza, all with very spacious guestrooms and large accessible bathrooms.
• I visited 4 guestrooms during my review in early 2018. The acccessible suites on the 34th floor were very large, each with spectacular views of Seattle. There are 3 roll-in showers: Suite 3464 has a well designed attached pull down bench seat with reachable shower controls; Suite 3454 also has an attached pull down bench seat but the shower configuration is a long narrow rectangle which make transferring onto the bench seat difficult; Suite 556 has no shower seat whatsoever.
• Bed Height in Suites 3464 and 3454 is 28 1/2 inches; Bed Height in Suite 556 is 27 inches.
• I also visited a regular accessible room (#2557) with a tub shower; Bed Height is 26 inches. A very accessible guestroom and large bathroom.
• All beds will accommodate a Hoyer Lift.
• The breakfast dining room is accessible with about 50% of tables being accessible; there are several booths that are not accessible due to a double post between the seats.
• WARNING: Main dinner dining room is up several steps: they offer a small WC hydraulic lift for accessibility to the dining room and the bartender keeps the key to operate it. There are 2-3 accessible dinner dining tables without having to use the lift.
• WARNING: The hotel is located at 6th and Seneca: there is a reasonably steep hill if rolling into downtown Seattle, and a VERY steep hill if rolling toward the waterfront.
• WARNING: Valet parking only and the valet will not park vans with hand controls.
• The hotel is very nice and accessible but the location is not very good for those in wheelchairs looking to roll around Seattle.