Deluxe Room, Water View (Mobility/, Tub)

This room has a city-to-water outlook that frames downtown Tampa, and the hotel sits in the Water Street Tampa district beside Amalie Arena and the Tampa Convention Center. Blackout drapes let you darken the room when you want to sleep.

The room is built for mobility needs. It has lever door handles, a low-height door lock, a low-height view port in the door, low-height electrical outlets in the bathroom and a grab bar near the toilet at 38 inches high. The TV has closed captioning and the floor has high-pile carpet. Service animals as defined by the ADA are welcome without fee or documentation.

You get a 55-inch LCD TV with satellite and premium channels, a coffee/tea maker, a mini-fridge and complimentary in-room Wi-Fi. Air conditioning and heating are included. Room service runs during limited hours and includes a late-night menu.

The hotel has Driftlight Steakhouse and Driftlight Lounge (daily 11 AM to midnight) on the main level. SiX is a sixth-floor bistro open daily 11 AM to 11 PM. Beacon Tampa Rooftop Lounge is on the 27th floor and opens at 5 PM. Turntable is a street-level grab-and-go window, and JW Market serves coffee and light refreshments from 6 AM to 4 PM daily.

The sixth floor has two outdoor pools with cabanas, open daily 8 AM to 10 PM. Spa by JW offers 10 treatment rooms, a steam room and a rooftop terrace with a mineral-water whirlpool. The fitness center is complimentary.

A destination fee of about $39.72 per night applies. Valet parking is off-site at $55 per day, and a daytime-only valet option costs $35. An electric car charging station is on property. The hotel is 100% non-smoking.

Check-in is from 4:00 PM and runs until midnight, and check-out is 11:00 AM. Guests must be 18 or older and show photo ID and a credit card in the primary guest's name. Tampa International Airport is about 14 minutes by car, and a taxi typically costs $24 to $30.

The private bathroom includes a bathtub or shower combination, a hair dryer and fresh towels. For accessibility, the bathroom also has low-height electrical outlets and a grab bar near the toilet set at 38 inches, making the space easier to navigate for guests with mobility needs.

At 391 sq. ft., this room matches the footprint of the hotel's standard Deluxe Room, Water View category but is purpose-built for accessibility, adding features like lever door handles, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port that standard rooms don't include. Guests who want more space or a different bed configuration can look at larger suite categories, but this room keeps the same water-and-city outlook while prioritizing ease of movement.

The single king bed and 391 sq. ft. footprint suit a couple or a solo traveler well, and the mix of a mini-fridge, coffee/tea maker and limited-hours room service with a late-night menu makes it workable for a multi-night business or leisure stay without feeling cramped.

The room sits within the same downtown tower as the hotel's dining and wellness amenities, so the sixth-floor pools, Spa by JW and SiX bistro are all a short elevator ride away, as is Driftlight Steakhouse and Lounge on the main level. This central placement means guests don't need to venture outside the property to reach the hotel's core amenities.