Like a YELP or TripAdvisor, but for wheelchair users.

Lara, that's a great idea!

I wouldn't, however, be able to copy information from this site and use it on mine, because I/m not allowed to speak for another person's experience. They would have to go the ATE site and add the info themselves. 

Delboy, I know we have different disabilities, but when it comes to accessing a building, we have a lot of the same needs: Parking, access ramps, elevators, restrooms, etc... That's the sort of info i'm hoping people will mention on my site. Then, if there is someone who would like to write a more in-depth review (and they have their own blog) I would be more than happy to link it to the site. 

It's time people with disabilities start to be looked at as valuable consumers!

dianabaross, my fellow Orlandoian  I wish there were more sites like the one you posted as I just went through a month long search for an accessible hotel on the Adriatic Coast. After I settled on one particular place, out of more than a hundred places to stay, only one was accessible. I am a planner, so I made sure to call them to confirm that door width and room itself had enough room for a chair and I'm glad I did because they were not sure themselves, so they were so kind to measure the door width, and upgrade us to the most spacious room they had .

I will post pics and impressions upon my return in a few weeks

delboy, now you're giving me ideas to come visit Malta, a friend of mine visited last year and had a blast!

What a great site, dianabaross! I have not done much traveling as AB, so traveling now is daunting even to dream about. I will contribute review if I do travel. Have you listed your site in New Mobility Magazine, online resource for active wheelchair users?