Accessibility
A hotel that cares about people
A service or a venue is accessible when its staff are prepared to respond to many different kinds of needs.
A service or a venue is accessible when it is part of an accessible “network” (hotels, transport, restaurants, nearby places of interest).
Hotel Suite Inn pays attention to these aspects and puts itself at the service of people and their needs. This is why it is committed to providing all the information needed to make the hotel a fully inclusive service.
These sections of our website and their accessibility were created with:
Project BEALT . 186 – SUITE INN & WILLEASY the FIRST BUSINESS Ecosystem for an accessible local tourism experience developed with funding from the Friuli Venezia Giulia Region, Regional Law (LR RAFVG) no. 16 of 2/11/2021 – DIVA via Informest FVG
VINTAGE ROOM
The Vintage room is a special room for romantics and dreamers, or simply for anyone who loves objects and atmospheres from times gone by.
SWEET ROOM
The Sweet room is a playful room that cleverly makes the most of the natural irregularity of its spaces, putting them at Your service. Your room is available with a standard double bed and, on request, can be set up with twin beds.
ANGEL ROOM
The Angel room is a spacious, quiet room with a queen-size bed and light oak panelling that follows handcrafted geometric patterns, clean-lined furniture, delicate blue plastered walls and windows that open onto glimpses of Udine life, including a view of the golden Angel, the symbol of the city of Udine.
DOUBLE ROOM
A breath of modernity in rooms that represent the evolution of Suite Inn: hospitality true to the principles of liveable design and refined simplicity, grounded in the solidity of natural materials.
SUITE Q_INN
If you have a romantic streak, this room is made just for you.
A small white heart at the entrance sets a romantic tone, balanced by clean design that leaves plenty of open space for life as a couple, even away from home.
WILLEASY ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
Willeasy is an ecosystem that helps people with specific needs find the events and venues best suited to them, such as restaurants, shops, hotels and museums, or other points of interest for everyday life.
When we talk about accessibility needs, we mean everyone.