General accessibility at the hotel
Doors with a minimum width of 72 inches
Corridors with a minimum width of 36 inches
Accessible business centre
Accessible elevator
Accessible entrance to the restaurant
Accessible bathrooms
Handrails in bathrooms
Accessible reception
ADA adapted rooms (4 rooms)
All doors are wheelchair accessible
Breakfast room on the ground floor
Accessible elevators
Guide dogs allowed
Televisions with subtitles
Room accessibility features
Accessible rooms with a minimum 35-inch wide entrance
Four ADA adapted rooms, available under the same conditions as standard rooms
Guide dogs allowed
Tables and desks with an adapted height of 29.5 inches
Accessible plug sockets
Televisions with subtitles
Sufficient space around the bed to move around in a wheelchair
Bathroom accessibility features (in ADA rooms)
Handrails and seat in the bathtub
Handrails and seat in the shower
Showers with adapted access
Adapted-height towel rails and toilet paper holders
Toilet bars
Website accessibility conditions
The Eurostars Wall Street website is designed to be accessible for all and conforms to the priority control points, including some of the following:
Browsing shortcuts
You can browse our hotel website by using the Tab key to scroll through the elements of each page and by using the Enter key to click on a highlighted link.
Regulatory compliance
The website is designed to meet the AA Rating, as specified by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
Browser help
Optimise the way you view your web browser. If you have difficulty reading the Eurostars Wall Street website on your screen, you can change your browser settings to help improve the legibility and visibility of every web page:
Learn about the accessibility features of the main Internet browsers below:
Mozilla Firefox: click here to view the Mozilla Firefox accessibility features
Google Chrome: click here to view the Google accessibility features
Internet Explorer: click here to view the Microsoft Internet Explorer ease of access options
Apple Safari: click here to get Apple accessibility support
* Note: W3C has not developed a certification programme, nor has it authorised any other programme to certify conformity with W3C standards.