Hilton has cut a deal with the feds to make its hotels more ADA friendly. The hotel chain will make changes to about 900 Hilton-branded facilities including Hampton Inn and
Doubletree. Hilton will also pay $50,000. According to government attorneys, Hilton failed to build its hotels in
compliance with the ADA, doesn't offer enough ADA
compliant rooms and has not offered its disabled guests a way to book what rooms are available. This is the most sweeping changes required by the Justice Department. The company has agreed to better train its employees and improve its website.