Wheelchair Accessibility Comments

• I stayed hear in 2016 and had a very nice wheelchair accessible room.
• The room was modest and cozy as well as very spacious, and the bathroom was huge.
• I stayed in the guest room without the roll-in shower. There was  a tub shower and a plastic removable chair was available in the corner. Lots of extra counter counter space.
• Island Country Inn is a small, older inn but quite nice and fully wheelchair accessible.
• It’s best to have a vehicle on Bainbridge Island and drive to this hotel if you’re in a wheelchair.
• 2 wheelchair accessible rooms; 1 roll-in shower.
• No full service restaurant or bar or hot breakfast; free continental breakfast only.
• Small outdoor accessible pool;  No ADA lift into pool.
• The one drawback here is that the walls are thin and I could easily hear the TV in the room next to me.
• The Plates and Pint Restaurant is across and down the street, perhaps 100 yards and there’s a modest grade from the Inn, but I easily did this.
• The restaurant is a fun sports bar as well as family restaurant.
• No wheelchair accessible lobby restroom.