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Would you like to stay across from Copacabana Beach, a block from the Leme waterfront, or in an accessible room with an ocean view? These three Accor hotels are part of Turismo Acessível’s selection of places to stay in Rio de Janeiro.
Along with location, details like elevator access, bathroom layout, and clearance under the bed can make a difference during your stay. Our team can help you compare the options and find a room that suits your mobility needs.
On Avenida Atlântica, across from Copacabana Beach, Mercure Rio Boutique puts you right by the waterfront promenade. The hotel has five accessible Executive Double rooms, each with a balcony and a partial ocean view. If you plan to use the balcony, our team can check the doorway and threshold in the room available for your dates.
The bathroom has grab bars beside and behind the toilet. The shower area has a wall-mounted fold-down seat, grab bars, and a handheld showerhead.
The ramp is at the staff entrance next to the main entrance. An elevator serves the other floors. If you use a power wheelchair, a mobility scooter, or a larger wheelchair, check the elevator door width and interior dimensions before booking.
Novotel Rio de Janeiro Leme is on Rua Gustavo Sampaio, one block from the beach. It’s the hotel featured in our Accessible Rio de Janeiro package and a good option if you’d like to stay near the Leme waterfront and combine your stay with tours around the city.
A platform lift provides access at the entrance stairs, and the elevators inside serve all floors. There is one accessible room per floor, and a standard extra bed can be requested, subject to availability. The bed in the accessible room has 11 cm of clearance underneath. If you use a portable transfer hoist, check whether its base will fit under the bed.
The rooftop pool area is accessible and offers panoramic views. The pool has no dedicated features for entering the water.
Explore the Accessible Rio de Janeiro package.
On Rua Souza Lima, near Copacabana Beach, the Grand Mercure offers two accessible room categories: Superior with an interior view and Executive Premium with an ocean view. The accessible rooms in both categories have king-size beds.
The Superior bed has 11 cm of clearance underneath. The Executive Premium bed has a solid base with no clearance underneath. This can help you choose a room if you use a portable hoist to transfer to the bed.
In one accessible room, the entry door is 87 cm wide and the bathroom door is 83 cm wide. The bathroom in that room has space for a shower chair. Our team can confirm the measurements of the room available for your dates.
The common areas are accessible, including the pool area. The pool has steps with a handrail and a pool lift at the edge. If you plan to use the lift, our team can confirm its availability and how to use it before you book.
Share your travel dates, the number of guests, and the features you need in your room, bathroom, and common areas. We can check accessible room availability and include transfers in adapted vehicles, tours, and accessible experiences in Rio de Janeiro in the same quote.
Contact Turismo Acessível to request a quote for your trip to Rio.
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