Question updated: Do BWI HA rooms have a daybed?

[MBW]

We're staying at VWL for five days, and then moving to another resort for three. <strike>I'd like to stay at either BC or BWI</strike> Our daughter has decided on BWI (due to Luna Park .) Over the holiday, I contracted a nasty gastrointestinal virus and unfortunately, 2 weeks later, it's triggered the worst MS episode I've had in the 1.5 years since diagnosis. So now I'm concerned about our Feb-March trip and having an accessible room.

What are the HA rooms like at <strike>both resorts</strike> BWI? We're a family of 5 + 1, so we fit in standard rooms at both resorts, though we may go concierge, so info on those rooms would be helpful as well. Most importantly now, do BWI HA rooms have a daybed as well as the two queen beds?

TIA,

 

[SueM in MN]

Does anyone know the answer? (I thought this was asked somewhere else?)

 

[Nanajo1]

I don't have info about the Inn side but last week I realized I do need a roll in shower at BWV for my Feb-Mar trip. When I called, member services contacted special services and I could only get the last 10 days of my trip in the HA room. They said they would get me a shower chair for the first 10 days. So I would call soon and check out the availablity of HA room at either resort.

 

[pugdog]

I know on the BWV side that both the studio and one bedroom have hide a beds, or fold a ways for Andrew, in each of them. ug:

 

[BCV23]

Someone on this board commented once on how large the WI accessible rooms are. Hopefully whomever it was will see your question. Maybe Andrew?

 

[Andrew Bichard]

Someone on this board commented once on how large the WI accessible rooms are. Hopefully whomever it was will see your question. Maybe Andrew?

It was me.

There is a handicap room at each floor of the Inn next to the elevators and facing the garden, that is half as big again as the regular rooms. The top floors have views of Illuminations over the roof of France.

Andrew