Because hotels are considered a place of public accommodation, Title III of the ADA applies, said Jordan Schwartz, partner at Conn Maciel Carey, at the Hospitality Law Conference. That prohibits hotels from denying services and accommodations to people with disabilities, including implicit biases that create barriers to access. For physical structures, that means having stairs and no ramp or restrooms without accessibility features.

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