Booked Retreat - Do you hear from concierge ahead of time?

[Guest 4-2-N-8]

12 minutes ago, Mark_K said:

If might be somewhat difficult to get a wheelchair over a premade dam.

Butler build dam.

 

Butler act as elevator over dam.

[Mark_K]

7 minutes ago, 4-2-N-8 said:

Butler build dam.

 

Butler act as elevator over dam.

At this point, I’ll assume you’re just being an *ss.

[Guest 4-2-N-8]

14 minutes ago, Mark_K said:

At this point, I’ll assume you’re just being an *ss.

I actually intended it as poking fun at use of a butler.

 

But, ok. Peace to you all the same.

[Sigyn]

5 hours ago, Mark_K said:

If might be somewhat difficult to get a wheelchair over a premade dam.

We don't need the accessible features, it was the cabin we were given through the suite guarantee. I knew that was all that was left when I opted for the guaranteed suite, but even though I'd read about the shower water issue I was okay with it given that it saved me $1,000 from picking my own sky suite, had a non-accessible one been available. There was a non-accessible aqua sky suite available but it was about $2,000 more. 

[Jim_Iain]

22 hours ago, Mark_K said:

Plan on having to build a dam with towels when you use the shower.  There’s not enough slope to keep the water contained.

 

I have to agree with you.    We would have to roll up towels and create a dam to keep the water in the shower.    I was surprised recently on Equinox in an Accessible SS that they had a little Stainless A shaped trim at the entrance about 1/4  inch which a wheel chair could easily go over and it kept the water in.   Nice design and would really be easy to update the existing showers.   If nothing else they should use rubber dykes like they often use around the pools in high waves.   You can just roll over them if in a wheel chair.

 

After retirement I use to do Bathroom and Kitchen design.   I did a number of curbless showers and never had a problem with water.    But then again my bathrooms aren't swaying to the ocean.