Virtual tours are one of the best ways to showcase any place that has accessibility. I use visually engaging and easy to use and navigate content in every virtual tour where possible. And you can even start virtual tours by sharing them with their starting point anywhere you like.
In this example I’ve started the Ibis Styles at The Entrance virtual tour in the accessible room. I’ve also made a point of starting the view so that you can see the disabled toilet to by turning to the left.
This version of the virtual tour is the one they use on their website but the starting point was different. It really is that flexible!
Here’s the view of the whole virtual tour experience online
And if you wanted to show the simplified version of a virtual tour using the Google hosted images (not fancy but it works just as well for basic info), this is how it would look. This one of the ramp entry points at Impact Fitness
To learn more about the importance of virtual tours and how they can be interactive, check out this page