Accessibility statement

We want every traveller to be able to search, read and book on sleepntrip, including people with disabilities. We work to the Israeli standard IS 5568, which follows the international WCAG 2.0 guidelines at level AA.

1 · What we have done

• An accessibility panel, opened from the round blue button at the bottom of every page: larger text, dark contrast, high contrast, grayscale, highlighted links, stopped animations, a readable font and a strong keyboard focus. Your choice is kept on your device.
• A “skip to content” link, the first thing the keyboard reaches.
• The whole site can be used with a keyboard, and the focus is always visible.
• Pictures carry a text description; buttons that show only an icon carry a name a screen reader can read.
• Animations stop by themselves when your device asks for reduced motion.
• The page states its language and direction, so Hebrew is read right to left.
• The site works on phones and tablets, and zooms to twice its size without losing content.

2 · What is not yet fully accessible

We are still working on these, and say so plainly:

• Maps are served by Google. Every hotel on a map also appears in the list, with its address and distance in words.
• The payment form is run by our payment provider, on its own page. Its accessibility is theirs.
• Hotel photographs come from the hotels; their descriptions are the hotel’s name.
• The recorded city tours are audio; most of their text is also on the page.

3 · Found a barrier? Tell us

If something on the site does not work for you, write to our accessibility coordinator at support@sleepntrip.com. Tell us the page, what you tried to do and what assistive technology you use. We answer within 7 working days, and we will help you complete a booking another way in the meantime.