Avete camere accessibili per disabili?

Do you have rooms accessible for people with disabilities?

Pronunciation

ac-ces-SI-bi-li — five syllables, stress on the third.

When to use it

When booking or checking in if you or a travelling companion has mobility issues or requires an accessible room.

What it means

'Accessibili' is the plural adjective from 'accessibile' (accessible), agreeing with 'camere' (rooms, feminine plural). 'Per disabili' means 'for people with disabilities'. In Italy, the term 'persone con disabilità' is increasingly preferred in formal contexts.

Variations

C'è l'ascensore per il piano dove si trova la mia camera?

Is there a lift to the floor where my room is?

Critical for wheelchair users or those who cannot use stairs

Il bagno è attrezzato per disabili?

Is the bathroom equipped for people with disabilities?

Ask about grab bars, roll-in showers, and seat height

C'è una rampa all'ingresso?

Is there a ramp at the entrance?

Many historic Italian buildings have steps at the entrance — always verify

Mini Dialogue

— Avete camere accessibili per disabili? — Sì, abbiamo due camere al piano terra con bagno attrezzato. — C'è anche un ingresso senza gradini? — Sì, c'è un ingresso laterale con rampa. Le mostro dove si trova.

— Do you have rooms accessible for people with disabilities? — Yes, we have two rooms on the ground floor with an equipped bathroom. — Is there also an entrance without steps? — Yes, there is a side entrance with a ramp. I will show you where it is.

Cultural Note

Accessibility in Italian historic buildings is a serious challenge. Many hotels are housed in centuries-old palaces with no lifts and steep staircases. Always call ahead to verify accessibility features before booking — do not rely solely on website descriptions.

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Fino a che ora posso restare in camera?

Posso vedere la camera prima?

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