BEST WESTERN PLUS Newport Mesa Inn Cares About Accessibility

Our goal for bwnewport.com is to provide a website that is accessible to the widest possible audience, regardless of technology or ability. We are actively working to increase the accessibility and usability of our website and in doing so adhere to many of the available standards and guidelines.

To ensure this, BEST WESTERN PLUS Newport Mesa Inn is committed to compliance with Level AA success criteria of the Website Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 (WCAG 2.0), an international standard measure of accessibility success. Our website and digital marketing have been developed after carefully parsing these particular guidelines and is continuously being enhanced to make our technology more accessible and user-friendly.

Our hotel website allows visitors to search for accessibility featured guest rooms that are clearly labeled on the Rooms page. Each accessible room listing highlights it’s accessible features for guests to make an informed decision on whether that room will meet their needs.

Hotel Accommodation Accessibility Features

• 5 ADA accessible rooms available to book in the following room types:
  • 1 ADA king accessible room:  roll-in shower with grab bars and additional space around room and bed
  • 3 ADA two queen beds accessible rooms: roll-in shower with grab bars, additional space around room and bed
  • 1 ADA two queen beds accessible room: bathtub and grab bars and additional space around room and bed
• Guest room communication assistance features:
  • Phone strobe flasher
  • TTY
  • Telephone signaler
  • Telephone amplifier
  • ADA clock w/ bed shaker
  • Closed-caption televisions
  • Visual notification devices for door knocks
  • Visual fire alarms
  • Visual smoke alarms
• Accessible pool with lift
• Accessible hot tub with lift
• Accessible access to fitness center
• 3 handicap accessible parking spots
  • Accessible parking space that is 96-inches wide with an appropriate access aisle
• An accessible route that allows for approaching and entering the hotel
• An accessible lobby entrance door
• An accessible reception desk or accessible folding shelf for reception area
• Interior routes to public spaces that do not have abrupt level changes
• Ramps at all main entry points