UNITED STATES
5 documented places to stay for wheelchair users in Chicago (United States). Every record links its original source and date. Always confirm the specific room with the accommodation before booking.
Photo: hotel websiteRoll-in shower NOT ADA-compliant (controls and hand-held shower out of reach); seat unusable, a chair was requested
Source type: Traveller review
Source date: 2017-09-27
View details & sources: AC Hotel Chicago Downtown
Photo: hotel websiteCurbless roll-in shower with seat and handheld shower; the seat is on the opposite side from the handheld shower (hard to reach)
Source type: Traveller review
Source date: 2024-05-08
View details & sources: Chicago Athletic Association Hotel
Photo: Wikimedia CommonsRoll-in shower with no lip (in the bathroom of the connecting suite), hand-held shower and controls within reach; no wall seat (portable chair)
Source type: Traveller review
Source date: 2016-11-05
View details & sources: Hyatt Regency McCormick Place
Photo: hotel websiteRoll-in shower with wooden fold-down bench; washbasin with space underneath
Source type: Traveller review
Source date: 2012-05-25 (act. 2021-09-28)
View details & sources: Royal Sonesta Chicago Riverfront (antiguo Hotel 71)
Photo: Wikimedia CommonsRoll-in shower, grab bars at the toilet (photo)
Source type: Traveller review
Source date: 2024-08-08
View details & sources: The Godfrey Hotel ChicagoCompanies that deliver a hoist to your accommodation. They do not count as a hotel hoist.
Manual Hoyer lift; delivered to the hotel concierge the day before or in person; returned at reception
www.cloudofgoods.com ↗ (opens a new tab)“Not documented” does not mean “not available”. Pool lifts and external rentals are not counted as in-room hoists. Some sources are old: check their date.
