Deluxe Room (Mobility/, Tub)

This room offers a downtown Tampa outlook from a 27-floor tower in the Water Street district. The exact view depends on the floor and side of the building. For a wider panorama, Beacon rooftop lounge on the 27th floor is a short elevator ride away.

The room has lever door handles, a low-height door lock, a low-height view port in the door and high-pile carpet. The TV offers closed captioning. ADA-defined service animals are welcome at JW Marriott Tampa Water Street without a fee or documentation. Pets are otherwise not allowed.

You get a 55-inch LCD TV with satellite and premium channels, a coffee and tea maker, a mini-fridge and in-room Wi-Fi. There are also blackout drapes, air conditioning and heating. Room service runs during limited hours and includes a late-night menu. Bed sheets are changed on request.

Options include Driftlight Steakhouse and the four-story glass Driftlight Lounge, open daily 11 AM to midnight. SiX on the sixth floor is open daily 11 AM to 11 PM, with the kitchen open until 10 PM. Beacon on the 27th floor serves cocktails and small plates. Turntable has a street-level grab-and-go window, and JW Market serves coffee and light refreshments from 6 AM to 4 PM.

The sixth floor has two outdoor pools, open daily 8 AM to 10 PM, and cabanas can be reserved from 9 AM to 6 PM. Spa by JW has 10 treatment rooms, a steam room and a rooftop terrace with a mineral-water whirlpool. The fitness center is complimentary and has an accessible entrance.

The hotel is at 510 Water Street, beside Amalie Arena and the Tampa Convention Center, with direct access to the Tampa Riverwalk. The Florida Aquarium is about 0.8 miles away. The free TECO Line Streetcar has a Water Street station nearby and reaches Ybor City in under 10 minutes. Tampa International Airport is about 14 minutes by road, and a taxi typically costs $24 to $30.

Check-in is from 4:00 PM until midnight and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The reservation holder needs photo ID and a credit card in their own name. Valet parking is $55 per day, with a daytime-only option at $35, and an electric car charging station is on property. A destination fee of about $39.72 per night applies, and the hotel operates cashless. The property is 100% non-smoking.

The Deluxe Room (Mobility, Tub) pairs 2 Queen Beds within a single 391-sq.-ft. bedroom, comfortably sleeping up to 4 guests. The layout suits co-travelers or a small group who each want their own bed rather than sharing one larger one.

The private bathroom is built around accessibility, with a grab bar near the toilet set at 38 inches high and low-height electrical outlets, alongside a bathtub or shower, hair dryer and towels. Lever door handles, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the entry door extend the accessible design through the rest of the room.

Like the hotel's standard Deluxe rooms, this category covers 391 sq. ft. and includes the same 55-inch LCD TV, mini-fridge and coffee/tea maker. What distinguishes the Mobility, Tub version is its accessible fit-out — grab bars, lever handles and low-height fixtures — rather than a larger footprint or a different view.