All-inclusive resorts accessible to disabled people are more popular than ever before. Once you’ve arrived at your destination, you’ll have the peace of mind of knowing that everything you need is right there with you – comfortable accommodation, entertainment, things to do, and all the food you can imagine!
How to find the best accessible all-inclusive resorts
If you’re traveling with a disability and want to book an all-inclusive resort for your next holiday, KAYAK is here to help. The search function compares package deals from hundreds of sites, and you can use the filters to find options suitable to your preferences and access requirements.
All-inclusive resorts are most popular in countries with hot climates, often close to the sea or tourist hotspots. The resorts featured in this article were selected after browsing through the options available in various countries across the world, filtering for ‘all-inclusive’ board options, and ‘increased accessibility’ under the amenities section.
It’s important to remember that disability is a broad term and there is always more work to be done to improve accessibility and inclusion in the travel sector. However, we hope the information provided in this article gives you a helpful starting point for your own research and planning.
Pippa Stacey – Photo by Eleanor Martin Photography
It’s always wise to double-check that your accessibility requirements will be met before booking and traveling, especially as ‘accessible rooms’ can mean very different things to different people. However, the options featured in this article have been selected based on their positive feedback and top review scores from other travelers. We hope they will help inspire your next adventure!
If you’re looking for all-inclusive USA resorts accessible to disabled people, this hotel is right at the heart of Miami.
There are many attractions nearby, and the iconic South Beach is only a short distance away. There’s elevator access throughout the hotel, and you can request an accessible bathroom with an adapted bath and grab rails. With a stunning rooftop pool and gourmet dining on-site, what more could you need?
If you sometimes struggle to leave your room due to your disability or health condition, this beautiful resort offers rooms with incredible seaside views and balconies. For people or seniors with limited mobility, you can even have specialty restaurant food delivered directly to your door. There are also wheelchairs you can borrow on-site, meaning you don’t have to miss out on the numerous pools and outstanding entertainment facilities here.
Carea Residenz Hotel Harzhöhe, Lower Saxony, Germany
If you’re looking for a tranquil escape in the beautiful Hartz mountains, this resort is for you. Here you’ll find comfortable rooms with elevator access, unique dining areas, an indoor pool and beauty center, and even a ski school where you can learn to enjoy the nearby slopes. The hotel can even offer allergy-free rooms on request – an ideal choice for many people managing the symptoms of chronic illness.
Divi Carina Bay Beach Resort & Casino, US Virgin Islands
Wheelchair-accessible beach resorts are in popular demand. If you’re looking for an adult-only retreat with incredible weather, this one is for you. You can explore the acclaimed ecological parks and botanical gardens during the day and return to the comfort of a VIP-standard hotel room at night, with every amenity you could hope for. If you’re traveling with a carer or companion, connecting rooms are available at this resort.
El Hostal del Abuelo Hotel, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Located near the coast in the thriving province of Buenos Aires, this hotel offers comfortable lodgings with a range of accessible rooms and bathrooms available, an outdoor pool, and a popular restaurant. There’s even a full-service spa here, with excellent reviews from visitors. This resort is only a short walk away from many must-see landmarks, including Palacio Barolo and Teatro Cólon, both of which also have accessible facilities for visitors.
If you use mobility aids, Spain is one of the front-running tourist destinations when it comes to accessibility. There are dozens of wheelchair-accessible beaches, and this family-friendly resort in Benidorm offers accessible rooms and facilities with elevator access throughout the hotel. There’s even a pool hoist chair for the beautiful outdoor pool and lifeguards ready to assist, so you can enjoy the refreshing water on a hot, sunny day.
With views of the iconic Altas Mountains, this luxury resort has everything you need for the ultimate escapism. The landscape gardens and on-site lake make it a unique environment, and there are things to do on-site for all ages and abilities. The hotel offers accessible rooms and a free guest shuttle to the city centre and the team can even cater for specialist diets when informed about them in advance.
This private game reserve is a sanctuary for a variety of wildlife and offers guests the ultimate safari experience as part of their holiday. There are many different room types available at different price points, and a popular on-site wellness center to aid your relaxation. This resort has received many positive reviews from wheelchair users, who praise the staff for going above and beyond to accommodate them during their stay.
This adults-only resort in Faro boasts beautiful waterfront views and is only a one-minute walk away from the renowned Ria Formosa Natural Park. The hotel offers wheelchair-accessible rooms and parking, and people who use mobility aids have reported finding it exceptionally easy to move around and explore the resort. This venue is particularly well-known for its outstanding facilities, friendly staff, and excellent evening entertainment schedule for guests to enjoy.
Located on the remote glacial valley of South Island, you may assume that this ultimate luxury resort isn’t an accessible option. However, Minaret’s founder Tim Wallace was a disabled entrepreneur and the resort prides itself on welcoming guests with access requirements. The rugged land means it won’t be a suitable option for everybody, but the site and staff are equipped to help disabled visitors make the most of the spectacular environment.
Disclaimer: The selection of the 10 accessible all-inclusive resorts was made using Kayak.com (US website). Availability and results may vary on other country-specific versions of Kayak. Please double-check the information for your location before booking.
Pippa StaceyPippa Stacey is an award-winning disabled writer and content creator. She produces accessible travel and lifestyle content, sharing tips and advice for people crafting their own adventures while managing dynamic disabilities or chronic illness. Pippa is named in the Disability Power 100 as one of the most influential disabled people in the UK. Author Image by Eleanor Martin Photography.
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