Are hotels in Nova Scotia equipped to handle the needs of guests with various disabilities?
A growing number of hotels, motels, and bed and breakfasts and cottages in Nova Scotia are developing their resources to accommodate all visitors. Hotels in various locations host rooms with lowered furniture and beds to accommodate easy movement, as well as grab bars installed in the washrooms. Some of the larger chain hotels have consistent and predictable room arrangements of benefit to those with visual impairment that travel on a regular basis. Anticipate the possibility when booking with hotels that equipped suites are available, and be sure to ask when initially contacting the hotel. Items such as flashing cue lighting may be available upon request at main desks upon arrival, or can be requested. Many hotels have flashing lights on all phones, indicating in-coming calls. Depending on your location, equipment rentals may also be available. Nova Scotia has a rating system in place that offers information on local accommodation for travelers called Canada Select. The Canadian Autom
