My boyfriend and I have stayed at the holiday inn express a couple of times.
You can get a handicapped room. It had a queen size bed and we were able to use
a hoyer without any problems. I always go in before I get him out of the van
and make sure the room is ok and that I can use a hoyer. Some hotels beds are
on risers and a hoyer will not go under them. Some holiday inn expresses have
suites with 2 bedrooms and that works well when we travel with someone other
than just us.
They have always been gracious about helping us with anything we need. And
believe me...a night out is always needed.
Eric W Rudd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Eric W Rudd
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From: B. Kimberlin (Quadius) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 8:51 PM
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Just curious if anybody would know if there is a list out there of hotels that
have rooms in which one might use a lift (Hoyer) in order to transfer. I have
only traveled outside of my immediate area once since I was injured and
thankfully I was able to call them in advance and make sure everything met my
needs. However, that was a government room.
Thanks,
Quadius
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