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Hotel Restaurant Rosmarie

Pfelderer Strasse 52, 52, 39013, Moso in Val Passiria
info@hotel-rosmarie.it
0039 3466861670
www.hotel-rosmarie.it
Version 1 - 20/09/2026

We have a bus stop nearby.
This bus stop is 100 metres away.
The bus stop is called: Pfelders
These buses stop at this bus stop: 241
We do not have a train station nearby.
We have a car park at the building.
We have a charging point for electric cars.
Electric cars use electricity.
Electric cars get electricity at a charging point.
We do not have an underground car park.
Our website is not accessible.
This means:
Maybe not all people can use or understand the information on the website.
For example, people with visual impairment cannot have the information read out loud.
There is no doorbell at our entrance.
So you cannot speak to a member of staff at the entrance.
Your dog is welcome here.

We have vegetarian food.
This means:
We have food without fish and without meat.
We have vegan food.
This means:
We have food without animal products.
This food contains:
  • No meat.
  • No fish.
  • No eggs.
  • No milk.
  • No butter.
  • And no cheese
The food and drinks are not halal.
Halal is Arabic and means allowed.
People who believe in Islam are called Muslims.
Muslims are only allowed to eat and drink things that are halal.
For example, Muslims do not eat pork.
The food and drink are not kosher.
Kosher means pure.
People who believe in Judaism are called Jews.
Jews may only eat and drink things that are kosher.
For example, Jews are not allowed to eat milk and meat together.
We have gluten-free food.
Gluten-free means that this food does not have gluten in it.
Gluten is a protein in many types of grain.
For example, in bread or pasta.
Some people cannot eat gluten.
That is because these people have an illness.
The illness is called coeliac disease.
Our gluten-free food is certified.
This means:
The food is tested to make sure it is gluten-free.

We have an entrance without steps.
So you can push your buggy into the building.
The path to the entrance is good for buggies.
Buggies roll well on the path.
We have a baby changing table.
You can change your child’s nappies on the baby changing table.
We have a playground outside.
We have a playroom.
We have a high chair in the dining room.

We do not have a parking space for people with disabilities at the entrance.
The path to the entrance is good for wheelchairs.
Wheelchairs roll well on the path.
The path to the entrance is more than 120 centimetres wide.
The access path is not very steep.
All the important doors in the building are at least 80 centimetres wide.
We do not have steps or stairs.
We have a toilet.
There is more than 150 centimetres by 150 centimetres of free space in the restroom.
We have an accessible toilet.
There is more than 150 centimetres by 150 centimetres of space in the restroom.
There is more than 80 centimetres of space next to the toilet.
So wheelchairs can fit next to the toilet.
There is no grab bar in the accessible toilet.
A grab bar is a rail.
People can hold onto this rail.
This makes it easier for people to get on and off the toilet.
You can get to the sink with a wheelchair.
And you can also roll under the sink with a wheelchair.

We do not have a tactile pathway to the building.
A tactile pathway has grooves.
People with a visual impairment can feel these grooves.
They can feel them with their white stick or with their feet.
The grooves show the way.
This way, people with a visual impairment can find the building’s entrance.
We do not have tactile pathways in the building.
The steps in the building do not have good contrast.
No contrast means that the steps are hard to see.
For example:
The floor and the edges of the steps are the same colour.
This way, people with a visual impairment cannot see the steps easily.
The steps in the building are not tactile.
Not tactile means:
People with a visual impairment cannot feel the edges of the steps easily.
The path to the entrance is at least 2 metres high.
You cannot hit your head anywhere.
We do not have a dog walking area for guide dogs.
We do have a lift.
Our lift has buttons with Braille.
There is no speaker system in the lift.
The floors are not said out loud.
There is an information board in the lift.
The board shows you, for example:
  • Where can you find the entrance?
  • Or where can you find the toilet?
We can send you the food menu by email.
We love to read the menu out loud to you.
Our staff know how to help people with visual impairment.

We do not have a hearing loop for hearing aids.
A hearing loop is a device for people with a hearing impairment.
This device helps these people to hear better.
We do have a lift.
There is a visual display board in the lift.
On this display board, you can see which floor you are on.
We have no visual alarm system for emergencies.
This means that no light flashes in an emergency.
Our staff do not know how to help people with a hearing impairment.

Our website does not have information in Easy-to-read Language.
Our website has hard-to-understand information.
And there are no pictures or symbols.
We have different areas and floors.
Each area and floor is the same colour.
It might not be easy to find your way around.
There are signs in each area and on each floor.
These signs help you find your way around.
The staff can give you information in an easy-to-understand language.
Our staff do not know how to help people with learning difficulties or cognitive disabilities.
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