What the official pages actually establish
| Property | Published information | Evidence still needed |
|---|---|---|
| The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali | Accessible main entrance and routes to facilities including the pool and restaurant; elevators, mobility rooms, roll-in showers and grab rails are listed. | Allocated bathroom layout, clear doorway widths, transfer space and the continuous route from vehicle to room. |
| Radisson Blu Bali Uluwatu | Its access list says features may include roll-in showers, bathroom grab bars, wider doors and audio/visual alarms. | Which features exist in the reserved room. The qualified list does not guarantee every feature or give numerical widths. |
| ibis Styles Bali Denpasar | An accessible room-category label appears in the official listing. | The label alone does not establish a step-free shower, usable transfer side or sufficient turning space. |
Ask for measurements that answer your needs
Neither this guide nor the reviewed hotel pages provide measured clear doorway widths or bathroom turning dimensions. Send the width and length of your mobility aid and ask the hotel for current measurements of the proposed room.
Distinguish the door’s clear opening from its frame width. For a shower, establish the entrance lip, seat, controls and grab-rail position; for a toilet or bed, specify the side and space needed for transfers. Ask for photographs of those exact features.
Verify the continuous journey
A suitable bedroom can still be unusable if the lift, dining route or vehicle entrance has an unmanageable step. Ask for the route from drop-off through reception to the room, restaurant and any facility you intend to use.
For sensory needs, ask which alarms and communication aids are installed and what assistance staff can actually provide. For a pool, a route to the edge does not establish a hoist or an independent way into the water.
Secure the arrangement before a restrictive booking
Request written confirmation identifying the room category, essential features and how substitution will be handled. If the hotel cannot provide a critical dimension, keep that item unresolved rather than treating a general accessible label as approval.
Arrange airport transport separately around the traveller and mobility aid: an ordinary car carrying a folded wheelchair is different from a vehicle that permits remaining seated in it.