This location provides handicap-accessible van rentals in Scottsdale and its surrounding areas. We also offer deliveries to Scottsdale Airport.

Scottsdale, Arizona is a vibrant city with a rich history. Founded in 1894 by retired U.S. Army chaplain Winfield Scott, Scottsdale has grown to become the seventh largest city in Arizona with an estimated 242,753 residents as of 2021. Located in the East Valley of Maricopa County, it shares borders with Phoenix to the west and Tempe to the south. Scottsdale is known as “The West’s Most Western Town” for its unique blend of modern amenities and traditional Southwestern charm. It offers visitors an array of attractions from luxurious spas and golfing to art galleries and museums. The city also features multiple trails and parks for outdoor recreation.

The city does offer a variety of public transit options including a trolley system with three fixed routes with connections to Valley Metro Transit and the Tempe Orbit. The city does offer some public transit and door-to-door or curb-to-curb paratransit service options for seniors and people with disabilities.

Important Information Before Visiting Scottsdale

Before visiting a new city, it’s important to brush up on important information like the food scene, hotel options, tourist destinations, and weather. Doing your research ahead of time ensures that you can have a more enjoyable experience when you arrive. Below is our breakdown of what you can expect when you visit Scottsdale.

Food

Scottsdale Arizona has become a foodie’s paradise. Its vibrant and deeply varied array of eateries makes it one of the most exciting places to eat in the United States. From upscale restaurants that offer a range of international cuisines to down-home comfort food joints and everything in between, Scottsdale truly has something for everyone.

The city is known for its exciting gastronomic offerings, ranging from classic American fare such as steak and burgers to Mexican dishes like tacos and burritos to more imaginative fusion creations. There are also plenty of vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options available throughout the city. Here are a few of the places we recommend checking out when in Scottsdale:

• Diego Pops- If you are looking for a spot serving top-notch Mexican cuisine we recommend checking out Diego Pops!
• Rehab Burger Therapy– In the mood for more traditional American cuisine? Rehab Burger Therapy is a great burger joint that even offers vegan and vegetarian options.
• Oregano’s– Pizza is hard to beat, and if you are looking for a great option to grab a slice in Scottsdale, we recommend checking out Oregano’s!

Hotels

Scottsdale Arizona is home to many great options for people looking for a place to stay. With a wide range of luxury accommodations and amenities, travelers can find a hotel that suits their needs and budget. Whether looking for a romantic desert hideaway or a family resort, Scottsdale has something for everyone. From high-end, luxury resorts to boutique bed & breakfasts, there are many options available to guests looking to get a great night’s sleep.

Here are a few of our top picks for wheelchair accessible hotel options in Scottsdale:

• Aloft Scottsdale– The Aloft is one of the most wheelchair friendly hotels in Scottsdale with a step free entrance, wide doorways, and wheelchair accessible rooms.
• Comfort Suites Scottsdale– The Comfort Suites is a great option for those on a budget. It features wheelchair accessible rooms, step-free entrances and accessible restrooms in the lobby area.

Tourist Destinations

Scottsdale, Arizona is a great destination for wheelchair-users who love to explore. The city boasts a variety of attractions that are accessible and enjoyable for those with limited mobility. Visitors can find wheelchair-friendly experiences in the Museum of the West, Desert Botanical Garden, and Old Town Scottsdale.

• The Museum of the West offers an exciting exploration of the region’s rich cultural history. It is fully barrier-free, with two levels easily accessed via an elevator. Accessible restrooms and drinking fountains are provided on each level for visitors convenience.
• The Desert Botanical Garden is another must-see destination in Scottsdale. The garden is entirely wheelchair accessible with its paved and dirt paths providing smooth navigation on wheelchairs or electric scooters (which are available to rent).
• Old Town Scottsdale offers an entertaining day out for those traveling by wheelchair. This vibrant district features charming streets lined with shops, galleries and eateries perfect for window shopping or enjoying a meal after exploring all that this town has to offer!

Weather

Scottsdale, Arizona is known for its sunny and beautiful weather throughout the year. Wintertime in Scottsdale averages mild temperatures, usually in the low 70s during the day and 40s at night. Springtime in Scottsdale is absolutely stunning with warm days reaching up to 90 degrees during the afternoon and cool nights dropping down to around 50 degrees. The summer months are hot with temps reaching over 100 degrees during some afternoons. But as night falls, temperatures drop back down to a comfortable 70-80 degree range. Fall also offers beautiful weather with temperatures ranging from 65-85 degrees during the day and around 50 degrees at night.

While storms are rare during the year, occasional monsoon storms do occur between July and September bringing brief periods of heavy rain and thunderstorms. These storms can cause flash flooding in certain areas of Scottsdale that are not prepared for them. In general though, Scottsdale sees around 300 days of sunshine each year.