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Find and book accessible hotels with peace of mind guaranteed


Find and book accessible hotels with peace of mind guaranteed
Discover accessible fun in the great outdoors!
Wheel the World and New York City's mutual effort encourages people with disabilities to travel and enjoy unforgettable experiences with their loved ones.
There is a world out there and our mission is to help everyone explore it without limits!

There’s no one way to experience New York City. Across the five boroughs, more than 8 million New Yorkers speak more than 800 languages, creating one of the most diverse cities in the world. From Manhattan’s landmarks and Brooklyn’s creative neighborhoods to Queens’ global cuisine, the Bronx’s cultural history, and Staten Island’s parks and waterfronts, every borough offers its own way into the City.
Wheel the World can help you discover accessible places to stay, things to do, and experiences to share that will make every trip to NYC unforgettable. To learn more about accessible options across the city, visit NYC Tourism.

Some of the accessible transportation options are:
Getting around New York City as a traveler with accessibility needs is more manageable than you might expect, with a wide range of inclusive transportation options to help you explore with confidence.
For public transit, the MTA is your best ally. All MTA buses are 100% wheelchair accessible, with ramps, spacious interiors, and trained drivers, making them the most reliable option across the five boroughs.
For taxis and rideshares, wheelchair accessible vehicles (WAVs) are available citywide through apps like Arro, Curb, or Myle, or by calling the Accessible Taxi hotline at 646-599-9999, managed by the NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission.
Prefer the water? NYC Ferry offers a fully accessible and affordable way to travel between the city's waterfront neighborhoods, complete with wheelchair tie-downs, accessible restrooms, and step-free boarding across all six routes.
For iconic views of the Statue of Liberty and New York Harbor, the Staten Island Ferry is completely free and fully accessible, featuring ramps, elevators, step-free boarding, and designated accessible seating.
Learn more about accessibility features directly on the Staten Island Ferry website.
For door-to-door service, Access-A-Ride (AAR) is the city's paratransit program offering shared-ride trips in lift and ramp-equipped vehicles for eligible riders, available 24/7 at the same cost as a subway fare.

Some of the accessibility features we measured include:
Room: entrance, spaces, bed and closet
Bathroom: access, interior, toilet, shower and sink
Building access, lobby, breakfast area and common spaces

New York City is a year-round destination offering distinct seasonal highlights across all five boroughs. Spring (April to June) brings mild weather, blooming parks, and outdoor dining, while Summer (July to August) delivers vibrant street life, rooftop venues, free concerts, and waterfront events. Fall (September to November) is one of the most popular times to visit, known for crisp weather, fall foliage, and major cultural programming. Winter (December to March) begins with iconic holiday displays and festive markets, followed by the best-value travel period from January through March, featuring lower hotel rates and major savings via NYC Restaurant Week®, NYC Broadway Week, and NYC Must-See Week. Whatever season you choose, NYC offers an incredible mix of culture, dining, shopping, and iconic neighborhood experiences.
New York City boasts a vibrant climate that shifts with the seasons, each offering unique experiences. Spring brings mild temperatures, ideal for exploring blooming parks and outdoor dining, while summer radiates energy with lively street life and waterfront activities. Fall delights with comfortable weather and stunning foliage, perfect for enjoying cultural programming. In winter, the city transforms into a holiday wonderland, complete with festive markets and iconic celebrations, making it a magical time to visit.
New York City pulses with life, brimming with vibrant celebrations throughout the year. As winter gives way to spring, the streets come alive with the colorful spectacle of Lunar New Year, where parades and cultural performances transform Chinatown into a festive wonderland. Come summer, the sky ablaze with the 4th of July fireworks invites everyone to revel in a dazzling display of independence. In the fall, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade enthralls millions with its whimsical floats and balloons, while winter culminates in the iconic New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square, where people from all corners of the globe gather to usher in the year ahead.
Venture beyond Manhattan to uncover the heart and soul of New York City, a vibrant tapestry of cultures and experiences. Each of the five boroughs—from the iconic sights of Central Park and the Brooklyn Bridge to the inviting local eateries and cultural institutions—offers its own unique flavor. As you navigate this dynamic city, consider the NYC Ferry for an accessible journey across waterfront attractions. Embrace the energy of a place where over 800 languages blend into a rich, unforgettable symphony of life.
An Accessibility Verified destination is one that has been personally visited by Wheel the World’s team. All locations included in the program are assessed in person, ensuring the accessibility information provided is accurate, detailed, and reliable.
Accessibility needs vary from person to person. We provide clear, objective accessibility information so travelers can decide what works best for them. Our goal is to centralize reliable details for anyone who needs them.
All Wheel the World partners have access to our Accessibility Academy, designed to promote inclusive service and better support travelers with disabilities.
Yes. Anyone 18 years or older can book a trip with us.
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