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Accommodation in Wittelsheim includes hotels, guest rooms and other small-scale lodging options. The Centre-Ville provides the most central setting, with services and everyday amenities nearby. The Nouveau Bassin area also contains accommodation options and connects with the wider Mulhouse urban area. Additional lodging is available around the town’s former mining districts and residential streets. Nearby Mulhouse offers a broader range of hotels, aparthotels and budget accommodation, with options concentrated around the city centre, the railway station and commercial districts. Guest rooms and holiday rentals provide alternatives to conventional hotels, while surrounding towns such as Staffelfelden, Kingersheim and Cernay add further accommodation types. Properties in the area range from independently run rooms to larger hotels with private bathrooms, breakfast services and car parking.

Wittelsheim offers cultural visits and leisure activities connected with Alsatian industrial heritage. The Musée de la Mine et de la Potasse presents the history of potash mining and the former mining site associated with the discovery of potash in 1904. The nearby Écomusée d'Alsace provides an open-air journey through traditional Alsatian buildings, crafts and rural life. The forest of Nonnenbruch offers wooded walking areas and a change of pace from the competition setting. Mulhouse adds museums, shopping and urban cultural activities within the surrounding area, including the Musée National de l'Automobile. Regional cuisine includes choucroute garnie, tarte flambée and baeckeoffe. Kougelhopf, a brioche cake commonly prepared with almonds and raisins, is a traditional sweet speciality.