Building is quite accessible. Parking could be improved to get a few spaces closer to the entrance. Some hallways are vinyl tile which could be slippery if wet. Office doors are not automated.
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If you get to Boston and want to spend a couple memorable hours, visit the Bleacher Bar under Fenway’s Green Monster. It’s accessible and a really festive experience!
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If you want to experience the Old Port District in Portland ME and be near the waterfront restaurants and a short drive from the Portland Head Lighthouse, don’t miss the Portland Harbor House. It elegant and accessible. We loved it!!
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If you’re looking for a delicious lobster roll in a casual setting in Bar Harbor, Stewman’s is the place! Grab a lobster roll from the take out window and take a picnic to Acadia Park. Or just sit on the patio deck and take in the gorgeous waterfront setting! Wonderful!
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When you get to Bar Harbor don’t miss Galyn’s although getting into the restaurant will require some assistance. But the Lobster is fresh and delicious!
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If you’re looking for the perfect lunch in Newport, Brick Alley is the happening place. It’s located in a charming shopping area and is very wheelchair accessible! We loved It!
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We couldn’t resist stopping at reportedly the oldest tavern in America. We had a great memory with Irish Coffee in a charming colonial setting but unfortunately there is no wheelchair accessible restroom. But we loved the experience!
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Don’t miss the fabulous White Barn Inn Restaurant as you drive north from Boston to Maine. It’s accessible, charming and not to be missed.
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The Providence Biltmore is fully wheelchair accessible with spacious guest rooms, a McCormick & Schmick’s restaurant and Starbucks. But it’s looking a bit old and tired. I expected more from the Biltmore name.
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The Equinox is absolutely spectacular and very wheelchair accessible. We loved the picture perfect setting although the service was slow.
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