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Mobility Accessible Hotel Room Tour: Hilton Lake Buena Vista

Have you ever wondered how a mobility accessible hotel room is different than a standard room? What makes it special? Why do I need one?? What even is a wheelchair accessible hotel room?? Here’s the Hilton Lake Buena Vista mobility accessible hotel room: ✨Pros✨: -peephole, door handle, and deadbolt at a lower height -thermostat at a lower height, easy to push buttons -roll in desk -full length mirror -roll in shower with fold down bench -can control (turn on/off) water from shower bench -hand held shower head and overhead shower head -roll in sink, you don’t get soaked washing your face -can see yourself in the bathroom mirror -handheld mirror for makeup -bed is a good height for my transfers -tile floor in entry and bathroom makes for easier rolling 🚫Cons🚫: -can’t reach shampoo, soap, or conditioner from shower bench -roll in shower foam strip not attached correctly to the floor -bathroom floods, ⚠️fall risk⚠️ -bathroom hand soap permanently attached too high on bathroom wall -bed might be too high for some to transfer too -carpet in bedroom Overall, the Hilton Lake Buena Vista has a better mobility accessible hotel room than a lot of other hotels. There are definitely things they can improve on, but a lot of things they get right as well! Would you stay at the Hilton Lake Buena Vista on your next trip to Orlando, FL? Video Description: Cienna, a blonde haired white woman using a wheelchair talks to the camera and demonstrates the accessible and less accessible features of the Hilton Lake Buena Vista’s mobility accessible hotel room. #BabeWithAMobilityAid #Disability #DisabledAndCute #DisabledModel #ChronicIllness #chronicpain #InvisibleIllness #RareDisease #Dysautonomia #Parasurf #PeriodicParalysis #Perseverance #Travel #KeepSmiling #TerminalIllness #Hotel #Hilton #Disney #HotelRoom #AccessibleTrav #TravelVlog #TravelBug #TravelGram #TravelTips #WheelchairGirl #Wheelchair #WheelchairLife #MentalHealth