Hong Kong in a wheelchair?
Wheelie
Tennessee
People who have been to Hong Kong, how wheelchair accessible would you say the club is? From what I've read and the few videos I've seen, the club looks to have upper levels that are not accessible. But that's fine if the main floor is accessible. If I could only stay on the main floor, what would I be missing? Also, what about the hotel? I know there's stairs to the hotel, but I've seen other people mention an elevator. Can anyone verify if there's an elevator? For the room itself, are they tiny? Should I get a suite for the extra room?
About me: I'm in a manual wheelchair, so doesn't take up too much space. I'm capable of hopping curbs of around 6 inches if I need to.
Any advice or recommendations would be appreciated!
About me: I'm in a manual wheelchair, so doesn't take up too much space. I'm capable of hopping curbs of around 6 inches if I need to.
Any advice or recommendations would be appreciated!
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As far as rooms go, I don’t know how much space you need, but I’d check to see if any have wheelchair accessible showers. I think the ones I’ve been in did not have a raised threshold, but I don’t know if the entrance was wide enough.
Call the hotel or send them email. They have been fairly responsive to my emails.
I also have concern about getting from the border to HK. I travel for work. I'm used to jumping into ubers or cabs and instructing the driver to toss my chair into the trunk for me. But the language barrier might be a problem. Will the cab drivers understand enough english to understand my instructions? I have a simple chair. No disassembly required. Just fold it up and toss it into a trunk.
As long as you can navigate around the first floor in a wheelchair, you'll be set and won't be missing anything on the upper levels that isn't being done on the first floor, as far as I can tell.
I have also witnessed 3 meseros carrying a guy in his wheelchair up the stairs at the north entrance to cascadas. I hope they were well tipped afterwards.
So live the dream, brother. Don't let a little detail stop you from making the trip.