Accessibility Information

Mercersburg Inn warmly welcomes all guests. However, due to the historic significance of our 1909 Georgian Mansion, the property is not wheelchair accessible. Removal of necessary physical barriers for accessibility is not readily achievable as such removal would threaten or destroy the historic significance of the property. These barriers and features include:

• Steps leading to the entrance of the Inn. We do have a portable ramp available if needed to access the dining room and other commons area.
• There is a clear entry from the parking lot to the facility, dining rooms, and common areas.
• No elevator
• All rooms are located on the second and third floor, therefore there are numerous steps leading to guest rooms
• Although our rooms are not accessible by wheelchair, our restaurant is accessible.

We work to ensure every guest who wishes to visit can do so regardless of their physical abilities. Among the ways we comply with ADA:

• We ensure that individuals with disabilities can make reservations during the same hours and in the same manner as individuals without disabilities.
• We have identified and described inaccessible features in our bed and breakfast and guest rooms in detail to allow individuals with disabilities to determine whether our property meets their needs.
• Guests with legitimate service animals as defined in the ADA are provided access to all areas of the inn afforded to those without service animals

For special accommodation needs, please call us directly so we can help you determine the best guest room to ensure you have a comfortable arrival and enjoyable stay.

Mercersburg 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.