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    ADA Guide for Places of Lodging: Serving Guests Who Are Blind or …

    • Learn how to comply with the ADA and provide equal access and opportunity to guests who are blind or who have low vision in your hotel or motel. Find out how to follow accessibility standards, remove barriers… See more

    Your Ada Obligations

    Places of lodging, like other places of public accommodation, must provide their services to the public in a way that gives people who are blind or who have low vision a ful… See more

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    People Who Are Blind Or Who Have Low Vision

    Approximately 2.5 million people in the United States are “legally blind” – meaning that even with corrective lenses, they have less than 20/200 visual acuity or that their visual field … See more

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    Arriving at The Hotel

    Shuttle Buses. If you provide shuttle bus services, those services are subject to the ADA. Your shuttle bus drivers should be trained to offer assistance to people who are blind o… See more

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    Check-In and Check-Out Procedures

    Front Desk.Hotel staff working with guests who are blind or who have low vision should introduce themselves by giving their names and functions. Do not make assumption… See more

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    Does your hotel comply with ADA requirements?
    Your establishment is covered by the ADA as a place of public accommodation if it is a private entity and is a place of lodging (including inns, hotels, and motels), regardless of whether it is a for-profit or non-profit establishment. The ADA does not cover owner-occupied establishments renting five or fewer rooms.
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