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Accessible Chianti Hotel in Charming Hilltop Village
A great way to experience the Chianti region with a disability is to stay in an accessible hotel in a centrally-located, beautiful village.
There aren’t many truly accessible hotels located in the 1000+ year old Chianti towns, and this is accessible Chianti hotel is one of them!
The Accessible Chianti Hotel in Charming Hilltop Village has a flat building entrance, an elevator, and two hotel rooms with roll-in showers. There are multiple dining options in nearby restaurants, and you can have breakfast on a patio overlooking the Tuscany hillside.
Only one block away you can have dinner in a restaurant located inside medieval castle walls!
“Out of the 14 accessible hotels that we inspected in Tuscany, this was our favorite.
Next time Tiffany and I visit the Chianti region, this is where we will stay.” – John Sage
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Accessibility Details
I gave this hotel a 4 Star Sage Accessibility Rating because it has a flat entrance to the building, wide doors, a large elevator, and a roll-in shower. It did not get a higher rating because it only has grab bars on one side of the toilet and has a small slip into the shower.
This accessible Chianti hotel is located in a small historic village that had an important strategic location during the years of war between Siena and Florence. Consequently, it was fortified with defensive walls that still exist today.
The Accessible Chianti Hotel in Charming Hilltop Village has a flat entrance and an elevator large enough for wheelchairs and mobility scooters.
There are 2 accessible rooms in this hotel. In the superior-standard room, an inner hallway leads to the bedroom.
There is space for a wheelchair on both sides of the bed.
In the bathroom of this accessible Chianti hotel, there is a bidet on the left, a sink in the middle, and a toilet on the right. There is aa single grab next to the bidet and a single grab bar next to the toilet. The sink is raised so that a wheelchair user’s knees can fit underneath.
The shower has a small lip which should not be a problem for most wheelchair users.
On the ground floor, there is flat access to a patio overlooking the to the east.
From the patio (and from your bedroom!) of the Accessible Chianti Hotel in Charming Hilltop Village,you get great views of the Chianti hills.
One of the most unique accessible Tuscany experiences is located just one block away. You can have dinner inside of a historic, centuries-old, medieval city wall!
There are numerous other accessible dining options within one block of this Accessible Chianti Hotel in Charming Hilltop Village.
Nearby Accessible Activities
The closest accessible activities to this accessible Chianti hotelare:
- Accessible Food Tour in Siena Italy
- Accessible Private Sightseeing Flight over Tuscany
- Accessible Driving Tour of Chianti Wineries and Villages – the driver can pick you up from here
Alternative Accessible Accommodation
If you would like to stay in a villa located on a winery, you can choose an accessible Tuscany villa. If you’re interested in staying inside a city, you can choose an accessible Siena hotel or an accessible Florence hotel.
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