While Mary Ann's place was nice and the location was great, the first 24 hours of my stay was quite uncomfortable and resulted in me canceling. At first, I had made a mistake and booked for one guest instead of two. That's my fault. I could have sworn I booked for two guests, but regardless I owned my mistake, apologized, and paid the difference via Airbnb. Communication as we resolved this conflict wasn't very understanding and Mary Ann's initial response was that my girlfriend could not stay... That was obviously not an option.
Mary Ann then grew weary of our vaccination status and asked I send pictures of our vax cards.
That's no problem! We were staying in her space and I was happy to do that. While it is absolutely her right to ask, she made the whole conversation uncomfortable. "I'll show you mine if you show me yours" is the way she approached seeing our vaccination cards. I sent her a picture promptly because we are both vaccinated. We got our vaccinations through our employers in St. Louis, MO. Then she proceeded to say ours aren't valid or considered "fully vaxxed" and that we'd have to wear masks in her space.
According to the CDC, we are fully vaccinated. It's pretty gross that Mary Ann felt the need to compare the brand of vaccine we got and make us feel less than welcome in her space, which we paid quite a lot for... We were there for less than 24 hours of a week-long stay and decided to leave. The worst part of all is that I'm only getting a 50% refund essentially and quite frankly I think that's awful. Like I said at the beginning, Mary Ann's place was clean, in a great location, and as advertised, but communication was very uncomfortable and as a guest, I felt discriminated against because of the brand of vaccine I received.