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Hey does anybody know if the hotel has any rooms that are handicap friendly, wheelchairs, exct. What about the buses in Seattle?
They do have accessible rooms. And I *think* all of the convention areas are accessible as well... but please contact the hotel directly to make sure your needs are covered.
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IIRC, I'm pretty sure that most areas have wheelchair-accessible ramps (and pretty much everything's near an elevator, which are all pretty sizeable). I think the convention hall area had a ramp leading up to them, too, with stairs off to the side. Definitely check with the hotel, though, as I wasn't looking specifically for them, I just remember seeing them pretty much everywhere.
Aside from the convention hall area, including the lobby space outside the restaurant (whatever they call that), almost everything is flat. That section, for whatever reason, is kinda up and down (restaurant attached to main floor, lobby-area-thing about 3/4 of a floor up, gaming halls half a floor above that). There is an elevator pretty much right there, though.
You might have difficulty accessing the central courtyard from the restaurant, but access is also available via the hallway just off the lobby, and from ground-floor rooms. Not much goes on in the courtyard most of the time anyway, though, so you're not missing important Con events if you somehow can't get to it.
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Coast Bellevue's website available here, BTW. Website says they're wheelchair accessible. But I'd still check it out.