About the hotel room

The Hilton Garden Inn Rome Claridge offers wheelchair-accessible and adapted hotel rooms designed to accommodate guests with diverse needs. These specialized rooms come in two types:

• the Twin Accessible Room
• the Queen Accessible Room

Travelers staying in these accessible rooms can expect the following features:

1. Wheelchair Accessible: The rooms are thoughtfully designed with wheelchair users in mind, ensuring easy mobility throughout the space.
2. Roll-in shower: A convenient roll-in shower is provided in these rooms. It’s important to note that the shower space may be relatively narrow, potentially limiting access for certain wheelchair models. Guests with specific requirements are advised to contact the hotel in advance to verify if the roll-in shower is suitable for their needs.
3. Roll under-sink: The rooms are equipped with a sink designed to allow wheelchair users to comfortably roll underneath for easy use.
4. Clear space under bed: To accommodate guests who may use a hoist for transfers, the rooms typically include a clear space under the bed. However, it’s recommended to inquire with the hotel to confirm if the specific room you want to book has a clear space under the bed.
5. Service dogs allowed: The hotel welcomes service dogs in their accessible rooms, recognizing the crucial support they provide to their guests.

Travelers should be aware that the hotel’s lifts have limited door and cabin widths, which may present challenges for guests using powered wheelchairs. It’s advisable for those with powered wheelchairs to contact the hotel to see if the lifts are suitable for the wheelchair.

Please contact the hotel to ensure the accessible room you want meets your specific needs and has the right features.

Wheelchair-friendly attractions in Rome

1. Colosseum: The Colosseum, an iconic symbol of ancient Rome, is a must-see attraction for history enthusiasts. While access to all areas of the Colosseum may not be possible due to its ancient structure, there are designated wheelchair-accessible routes that allow visitors to explore significant sections of this awe-inspiring amphitheater. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of the Colosseum, learn about its fascinating history, and imagine the gladiatorial contests that once took place within its walls.
2. Pantheon: The Pantheon, a magnificent ancient temple, is a testament to the architectural prowess of the Roman Empire. This well-preserved structure offers wheelchair accessibility, thanks to a ramp located at the side entrance. Once inside, marvel at the impressive dome, adorned with a central oculus that allows sunlight to filter through, creating a dramatic effect. Take in the intricate details of the interior and admire the tombs of notable figures, including the artist Raphael.
3. Trevi Fountain: The Trevi Fountain, a world-famous Baroque masterpiece, is a public attraction that captures the imagination of visitors. While the area around the fountain can be crowded, the fountain itself is wheelchair accessible, allowing everyone to enjoy its beauty. Adorned with mythological sculptures and cascading water, the Trevi Fountain is a sight to behold. Follow tradition by tossing a coin over your shoulder into the fountain, ensuring your return to Rome.