Accessibility Information
Property Accessibility Statement
The Old Harbor Inn was built prior to January 26, 1992 with no major renovations. However, we take equal access very seriously and so we strive to accommodate guests with special needs. While making major modifications are not readily achievable or financially feasible, we have made some modifications to make the inn more accessible.
Accessibility Features
- Close access to the room, one step or half step to room level (Stage Harbor, Oyster Pond, and Pleasant Bay, guest rooms) with parking directly in front. There is no passenger pick-up/drop-off and the parking surface is crushed stone.
- There is a brick walkway to the Stage Harbor Guest Room.
- We have a wide front door and a wide, uncluttered hallway. The other two entrances have stairs.
- The public toilet is handicap-height and has a grab bar. The vanity with the sink is standard height.
- The front door, central lobby, living room, and breakfast room are wide and there are directional signs for fire exits.
- We have handicap tables in the dining area.
- Pleasant Bay is an accessible-friendly guest room with a step-in shower and handicap toilet. Additional suction-cup grab bars can be installed upon request.
Website Accessibility Statement
The Old Harbor Inn is committed to making our website accessible to people with disabilities.
We have designed our website to be accessible for impaired users to see, navigate, interact and understand the content provided as per the World Wide Web Consortium's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 Level AA (WCAG 2.0 AA).
We have tested the functionality of this website with the Google Chrome Accessibility Audit tool. We have also manually tested keyboard-only functionality so that people who use screen readers or can't use a mouse are able to navigate through the website pages efficiently.
We will continue to make every effort to meet evolving accessibility standards.
As we continue to improve our website functionality, we appreciate your concerns and suggestions. We welcome impaired users to share accessibility issues you may find.