Specialist Accommodation that caters specifically for Deaf and Hearing Impaired

Accommodation for Deaf and Hard of Hearing and for Blind and Visually Impaired

Innsbruck Hotel is a specialist accommodation that caters specifically for deaf and hard of hearing and for blind and partially sighted people.

Accommodations are “visual” and “aural” – visual relies on a person’s sight; aural relies on a person’s hearing abilities. Special aural amenities include TVs with wireless headphones, hearing aids, amplification devices and induction loop audio systems. Visual amenities include signaling devices—a flashing light alerts individuals to a door knock, ringing telephone or gives alarm.

Innsbruck Hotel offers endless opportunities for enjoying the mountains and having a great holiday in Tirol. There are designated accessible doors for customers not wishing to use revolving doors, and glass doors are marked to prevent accidents. Handrails, obstacle-free floors and aural signaling devices provide support, guidance and safety. Of course, guide dogs are welcome and can remain with you in your room.

Accommodations are “visual” and “aural” – visual relies on a person’s sight; aural relies on a person’s hearing abilities. Special aural amenities…

Hotel Innsbruck

Culture, shopping and sightseeing – the Hotel Innsbruck in the centre of the city is the perfect base for all three. This four-star accommodation features friendly service, disabled-accessible facilities and a relaxing spa & beauty area with its own swimming pool protected from high and low frequency radio waves. The hotel specialises in welcoming guests who are blind or visually impaired as well as holidaymakers who are deaf or hard of hearing.

For visually impaired guests the hotel offers a special system to guide them through the hotel using different flooring surfaces such as carpet and stone. There are also contrast strips on the stairs, special buttons in the lifts and information on the stairway handrails indicating the way to places such as the exit or the restaurant.
The hotel has its own portable support system for the deaf and hard of hearing. Wireless headphones and a video text decoder ensure that guests who are hard of hearing can watch television while relaxing in their room.
Rooms are fitted with a light alarm to wake guests who are deaf or hard of hearing in the morning. There is also a light indicator to tell visitors when somebody rings the doorbell.

Book your stay here at this quality-approved accommodation for the blind and visually impaired as well as the deaf and hard of hearing.

Culture, shopping and sightseeing – the Hotel Innsbruck in the centre of the city is the perfect base for all three. This four-star accommodation…