ARRIVAL: Got to the hotel by car after it was dark (18:30?). There was no clear indication of where the entrance to the hotel grounds was from the street; we tried to enter the grounds, drove around the area in front a nice looking obby and were not able to find anything indicating that this was the APA hotel (it was dark). The entrance/lobby looked very nice (actually much better than we expected) and we thought we were at the wrong hotel so drove out of the area, back to the street. The GPS made us go around the block once more and took us back to the same hotel entrance; we went in again and finally saw that what we had in front of us was the lobby/ntrance of the hotel we were looking for (=not first-time friendly). We had a wheelchair, so were able to park the car right in front of the entrance, which was great. The wife did the check'in and I joined her with the luggage and wheelchair; our room was in the eastern wing. ROOM: It was our first to use an APA hotel; the room was TINY, there was almost no space for breathable air. The space between the beds and the wall is 5cm, and the space between the 2 beds, about 60-70 cm. At the foot of the bed, there's some space but that's mostly taken by the desk, fridge, chair and stool; overall, very little breathing room. However, the room is well thought of and if one does not mind the minimal space available, the whole experience is bearable. HOWEVER, the toilet/bath room area was terrible. The MAJOR problem was that there is a 20cm step to enter the toilet/bath. My wife and I have bad knees and can manage a few steps up and down but here, no handrail when going in or going out of the toilet/bath area. I don't know if universal (or partly barrier-free) rooms are available at that APA but I would definitely request one if and when we stay again. REAL BUMMER! We did not use any of the restaurants so can't evaluate. The beds were too soft and pillows too hard for my taste, but that's bearable. Overall, the hotel is well above average, price/quality ratio is OK, location is great but next time, we'll try to find a room that suits better our needs. Parking in front of the entrance was a life saver, though.