Important ADA Accessibility Information Please note that our property is located in a building built in the early 20th century with a stairway leading to the front entrance that is not wheelchair accessible. Our building consists of 4 floors accessible by stairways between each floor. The building does not have an elevator. The following rooms are located on our 1st floor (level 1): 11, 12, 13. Main doorway width 60” (double doors 30” width each) Corridor width is 39” 1st floor (level 1), 34” 2nd floor, 39” 3rd floor, 36” lower level Doorway width into our guest rooms is 33 ½” for rooms 1, 2, 11, 12, 13, 22, 23, 31, 32, 33 and 31” for rooms 3, 4, 21, 34. Guest rooms and bathrooms 12 and 13 on the 1st floor (level 1) are ADA compliant, however as stated earlier, access to the front entrance of the building is not wheelchair accessible. 1st floor (level 1) ADA compliant bathrooms have the following characteristics: Room 12, dimensions 100”x 58”. Sink height 31 ½”. Turning diameter 60” Room 13, dimensions 100”x 58”. Sink height 30 ½”. Turning diameter 60”

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