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My Story Hotel Rossio My Story Hotel Rossio Accommodation — Hotels / Apartment hotels / Hostels / Guesthouses Street Contact Praça Dom Pedro IV, 59 1100-200 Tel +351 213 400 380 Santa Maria Maior, Lisboa (Lisboa) [email protected] Portugal http://www.mystoryhotels.com/mystoryrossio Created by Last modification by Técnico AP - IB 22/11/2018 Técnico AP - IB 22/11/2018 The accessibility of this tourism resource has been analyzed by experts General Information Inaugurado em Marco̧ de 2015, o My Story Hotel Rossio está situado no coraca̧ õ lisboeta, numa das suas praca̧ s mais centrais – A Praca̧ D. Pedro IV mundialmente conhecida como Rossio. Aqui encontra 46 quartos distribuid́ os por quatro pisos e divididos em 4 tipologias: Suite, Superior, Claś sico e Quarto Familiar. Todos os quartos estaõ equipados com: Amenities | Ar Condicionado | Casa de Banho Privativa (com secador de cabelo) | Televisaõ LED (com 70 canais) | Telefone (com linha direta) | Internet Wireless Gratuita | Cofre | Mini-Bar |220v. | Janelas com Vidro Duplo. Também poderá desfrutar do restaurante Café Portugal, onde a cozinha é tradicionalmente portuguesa, mas com um toque de modernidade. My Story Hotel Rossio Page 1 of 6 Entrance Entrance: Inclined plane / ramp Ramp information The slope makes the ramp : Can be used autonomously Name of the tourist resource clearly visible and legible The entranceway analysed is: The main one Width of the entrance door: Greater than or equal to 78 cm Customer Service Area Customer service desk Characteristics Near the entrance My Story Hotel Rossio Page 2 of 6 Inside circulation Wheelchair circulation: Total Adequate lighting: Yes Without elements that can suppose an obstacle for a person with a visual disability Signposting: Yes Characteristics Signs: With colour-contrasted texts Establishment with more than one floor Vertical itinerary Transit between floors via: Lift / lifts, steps / stairs Lift information Dimensions of the cubicle: Big With visual information Lift buttons: Highly embossed, in braille, of contrasting colour Lift buttons at a suitable height for wheelchair users Stair information Number of steps: More than 3 Height of the step in cm: 19 Hand rail Adapted room Room adapted for people with a physical disability Characteristics My Story Hotel Rossio Page 3 of 6 Number of adapted rooms: 1 Number / name of the room: 203 Comfortable circulation to the room: Yes Door width : Greater than or equal to 78 cm Manoeuvre area with a diameter greater than or equal to 150 cm: No Space to the side of the bed: Yes Information The space is at least 90 cm or greater: On the left-hand side Height of the bed in cm (including mattress): 50 Bathroom Access without differences in height: Yes Door width: Greater than or equal to 78 cm Door opening: Outward Free turning space ? 150 cm of diameter: No My Story Hotel Rossio Page 4 of 6 Clear space to transfer to the toilet: Yes Characteristics The space is at least 80 cm or greater: Right-hand side Height of the toilet seat: High (greater than or equal to 45 cm) Toilet next to the shower: No There are grab bar(s): Yes Information Toilet grab bars: Left-hand side, right-hand side The bars on the left-hand side are: Folding The bars on the right-hand side are: Folding Sink: With mixer tap, without pedestal Shower Characteristics Shower at ground level: Yes Space greater than or equal to 80 cm approach: Yes Grab bar(s) in the shower: No Mixer water tap: Yes Adjustable height shower head: Yes Shower seat: No Restaurant and bar areas Counter at a height adapted for a person in a wheelchair: No Table service available Accessible tables: Yes Round tables High chair for children My Story Hotel Rossio Page 5 of 6 Services and amenities Documentation with information about the tourist resource Customer service staff Staff training Personal trained in atttentionto people with disabilities : No Personal available to support people with specific needs: Yes Personal with knowledge of Sign Language: No Materials available Support Products Wheelchair manual Other: Smartphone Outside areas Sidewalks: Without obstacles My Story Hotel Rossio Page 6 of 6.
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