Accessible holidays in South Tyrol
Are you planning a barrier-free holiday in South Tyrol? Then you've come to the right place. People with disabilities or reduced mobility and their families, know how sometimes even move, change cities or get to a new place can be difficult and challenging!
- Boutique hotel, 42 suites
- Anna SPA with 21 m indoor & outdoor pool
- Sauna lounge & garden terrace
- Fitness orangery & day spa
- Breakfast & gourmet dinner
- Wellness for adults only & for the whole family
- Gourmet cuisine
- Family & dog-friendly
- Guided hiking & biking tours
- Discounted green fee at the nearby golf club
- Comfortable, modern rooms with breakfast
- At the foot of Mt. Ortler & the Stilfserjoch National Park
- Wellness area & massage facilities
- Possibility of lunch & dinner in a nearby hotel
- Hiking & skiing at your doorstep
- Adults-only hotel
- Excellent and discreet service
- Spacious and bright suites
- SPA area with 4 saunas, 2 pools and natural pond
- Restaurant for elegant palates
- Ideal starting point for hiking & cycling
- Idyllic, quiet location with stunning views
- Restaurants & bus stop within walking distance
- Sunbathing lawn with outdoor pool
- Bread delivery service & covered parking
- Ideal, central location
- Ski-in & ski-out
- Children's playground & playroom
- Modern apartments with breakfast buffet
- 2 saunas
- Apartments in 4 modern farmhouses
- High-quality furnishings in an elegant, traditional style
- View of the Dolomites
- Panoramic spa for relaxation
- Modern fitness room
- Dream location in the Dolomites
- Familiar & cosy ambience
- Excellent cuisine
- Sun terrace & sauna
- Ski depot & toboggan hire
- Sunny panoramic location
- Two houses – one holiday
- Breakfast & moments of indulgence
- Garden & pool with panoramic views
- Central location for experiences
- Located in the heart of the Dolomites
- Luxurious apartments
- Breakfast basket or buffet at Hotel Pider
- Private sauna & whirlpool
- Hiking & skiing in the Dolomites
- Quiet location in an idyllic mountain village
- Alpine wellness oasis
- Culinary delights with regional freshness
- Guided hikes
- Cosy & warm atmosphere
Book the best accommodations for a barrier-free holiday in South Tyrol
If you are looking for accessible accommodation in South Tyrol that is suitable for people with disabilities and wheelchairs, you have a diverse range of options. From apartments with barrier-free facilities to specially adapted barrier-free hotels, holiday homes and guesthouses.
In South Tyrol, many accommodations are equipped to accommodate even people with reduced mobility, blind or forced in a wheelchair! Over the years, many facilities in South Tyrol undertook to address these issues, removing much of the architectural barriers, adapted rooms to the various needs and trying to offer a holiday for all their guests.
Accessible holidays in South Tyrol mean facilities that seek to offer to travellers with disabilities appropriate private spaces, such as bedrooms and bathrooms, but also accessible common areas, as dining rooms, wellness areas, pool, garden and terraces.
At the reception of the barrier-free hotels in South Tyrol, there are great tips and information on leisure activities in the area.
Holidays for disabled people with an accompanying person
The comprehensive range of leisure activities ensure that both people with disabilities and their relatives can experience and enjoy a carefree holiday. The region is also particularly suitable for physically disabled senior guests.
The diverse destinations offer a wide range of activities and places worth seeing for even wheelchair users.
What destinations are there for wheelchair users?
Whether you want to visit the impressive museums, use swimming pools or take cable cars to breathtaking viewpoints, there are numerous options tailored to the needs of wheelchair users.
The region is also known for its beautiful hiking trails that are accessible to people with wheelchairs and impairments. These routes provide the perfect opportunity to explore the stunning scenery while minimising the challenges of the terrain.