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Casa Mona, accessible apartment in Alfas del Pi, Alicante

Alicante, l’Alfàs del Pi, Spain
A luxurious outdoor dining area under a rustic, thatched wooden pergola at an accessible Mediterranean vacation villa, featuring a long wooden table on a smooth, level-access white tile floor that leads seamlessly to a turquoise swimming pool and a modern white-washed house surrounded by palm trees.

Sleeps up to 6 guests.

Service animals welcome.

Parking available.

Pool.

Welcome to Casa Mona, where accessibility and comfort come together. Our two accessible apartments in Alicante are designed for families who want to enjoy a carefree and relaxing stay.

Both wheelchair-accessible apartments are step-free and thoughtfully laid out, featuring spacious bedrooms and adapted bathrooms. One apartment has three bedrooms, the other has two bedrooms—both with two bathrooms. These accessible apartments in Alicante can accommodate up to six people.

What makes Casa Mona a special accessible accommodation is the option to combine your stay with personalized care. If desired, support can be provided for an additional fee, ranging from general assistance to more specialized care, fully tailored to the individual needs of our guests.

In addition, there is a wide range of assistive equipment available, including a hoist, shower chairs (for adults and children), adjustable beds, a bed box, and a pool lift. This variety of equipment available is a great convenience for families of disabled people. It means you can bring as little as possible and focus entirely on relaxing and enjoying your stay.

Casa Mona offers a warm and accessible place where families can be together, with all the comfort and support within easy reach.

Key features of the accessible apartments:

  • Nursing care, temporary care takeover, or tailored support available;
  • Double height-adjustable bed
  • Two shower chairs (for adults and children);
  • Safe, adapted bed box;
  • Passive hoist; and
  • Pool lift.
A collection of adaptive mobility and accessibility equipment arranged on a pool deck beside a tiled swimming pool. The equipment includes a manual wheelchair, a patient lift/hoist with a sling, a pool access chair (designed to lower users into the water), a shower/commode chair on wheels, a reclining pool access lounger with blue fabric, and a standing support frame. Green grass and palm trees are visible in the background, suggesting a warm-weather recreational or therapeutic facility.Sonnet 4.6
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