lee lenard-Wyndham Hotels-1696437737

the bathrooms in your motels are not very safe for handy-cap, we stayed at a motel 8 and had a handy-cap room cause both me and my wife need a handy-cap capability room. The room was clean and kept up but the bed was very high off the floor very hard for my wife to be able to get in also the bathtub in there was very bad as the tub and the floor of the bathroom was very slippery, I but the bath chair in the tub and got into the tub very carefully to take a shower i had turned the water on before I stepped into the tub and when I was ready to use the spray wand I went to stand up and get the spray wand down from the holder my foot slipped on the tub floor as I went to grab the sprayer from the holder on the main shower head, I went over so fast I did not even have time to let go of the wand to grab a grab bar went down and out of the tub onto the tile floor and the whole bathroom floor got soaked and very slippery. the little floor towel you call a floor mat was very slippery too, I noticed that the water controls are not in compliance for the spray wand needs to be adjustable so that it can be grabbed easily from the chair in the tub the ones in your motels are not. I am disabled and have to be careful not to fall for I had a fused neck and skull and hardware in my shoulder and my arm, I did go to urgent-care to have ct scan and x rays of all my hardware in my body to see if anything was damaged, there was no damage done to any of the hardware but a lot of bruises and a lot of pain now for some days of recovery. I will be waiting for your reply before any other move. The tubs need to have a better floor in them, when the bottom gets wet they are very danger-est to the person in the tub, and the shower controls need to be addressed too, being a retried general contractor and a ada compliance contractor this does brother me not only from the pain from the fall but for others that might fall in regards Lee Lenard