sam's town hotel casino las vegas nevada

The sink was a good height for a wheelchair user to pull up under and park so you could do what you needed to do, and the mirrors in the rooms were also a good height for a wheelchair user. There were also grab bars within the shower, Jacuzzi, and next to the toilet. In the corner of the bathroom was a walk-in jacuzzi also with a hand-held shower head. The shower had a seat that I could easily pull up to and transfer from my wheelchair onto, a hand-held shower head with the hot and cold being a single handle. Curtains could be easily closed or opened using curtain rods. Light switches and thermostats were all lowered for easy access. The room itself was modern and spacious, it was carpeted but wasn’t hard to roll on. The door to my room was relatively light to get open by myself and had a lowered peephole that added to the security of the room. My room was located not far off from the elevator and the carpeting was a tight weave that allowed for a smooth ride with little strain on my shoulders while pushing my chair. The main door was secured by a lock only a key card could open and I found that feature made me feel secure while staying in a room on my own.

The lobby was tile with the main door to the rooms being located next to restaurants and shops. Once in the hotel, the check-in was painless, the front desk attendant was more than willing to help my friends and me get the rooms that we wanted. When I first arrived, there were plenty of disabled parking spaces in the covered parking, easy-to-get elevator access on all levels, the doors were light and easy to open and the elevators were spacious.

That helped take a lot of pressure off my shoulders while making my way through the casino. In that respect, Sam’s Town has that issue almost solved by using tile in sections of their casino and using tighter weave carpeting in a pathway throughout the building. I say relatively because there will always be issues with wheeling on the carpet when using a manual wheelchair. I was impressed with how much thought went into making sure wheelchair users have a comfortable and relatively enjoyable time at the hotel and casino, including having a lift for the pool area.

All that is required is that you let the front desk know in advance. Sam’s Town Hotel and Gambling Hallis located just a few quick miles from the Las Vegas Strip and their free shuttle with wheelchair access can get you there, as well as other points of interest.

Sam's town hotel casino las vegas nevada