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That's good news for travelers, as today there are a wide range of accessible lodging options available. Disabled travelers are no longer relegated to cookie-cutter chain hotels, as they can now choose from everything from quaint inns and historic properties, to five-star resorts and even upscale mountain cabins. With that in mind, here are five unique accessible Wrap Him Around Your Finger properties that are good choices for wheelchair-users and slow walkers. The one-bedroom Eagles View Cabin is located in Cove Mountain Ridge, near the Tennessee entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It features ramp access to the wrap-around porch from the adjacent parking area, and barrier-free access to all the first floor areas, including the spacious bedroom. The bathroom is equipped with a roll-in shower, shower grab bars, a hand-held showerhead, a fold-down shower bench and a roll-under sink. The living area is furnished with a sofa bed, an easy chair, a dining table and a washer and dryer; while the fully equipped kitchen features a refrigerator, stove and microwave. 

Truly there's everything you need to make yourself at home, and you just can't beat the view of Wears Valley from the front deck. Perched on the south rim of the Grand Canyon, the El Tovar Hotel dates back to 1905, when it operated as a Harvey House. And although it's a National Historic Landmark, access upgrades have been added over the years. The main entrance (which faces Hopi House) has steps, but a ramped accessible entrance is located on the canyon side. Room 6439 and Room 6441 have wide doorways and good pathway access. The bathrooms in each room are equipped with a tub/shower combination, with grab bars and a hand-held showerhead, a pedestal sink, and a toilet with grab bars. Room 6441 is the larger of the two rooms, and it's furnished with two queen-sized beds; while Room 6439 has a king-sized bed. You just can't beat the location of this property, as it's just steps from the canyon rim.