The room is not ADA accessible. There are steep stairs on the deck leading to the private room entrance and no hand rail. A person in a wheel chair or who could not use steps at all would not be able to enter the front gate. And anyone with mobiity issues no matter their shape or size would have difficulty entering and exiting the laundry room via the bathroom door.
I wanted to give Carlos five-stars and cheers all around because the room is comfortable and beautifully decorated with nice touches. And Carlos is hospitable and gave me the privacy that I needed. And I would given him a perfect rating except for the fact that he failed to follow-through on his promise to change the accessibility description to not accessible. I took a lot of time to explain accessibility to Carlos. And I was very understanding about the accessibility issues, even though I suffered a lot of pain and discomfort walking up and down the deck stairs. I also fell once and landed in the mud.
It is still true that I do not place all of the blame on Carlos for believing that the room is accessible because most people do not understand the definition of ADA accessiblity. I do blame AirBnB for not educating their hosts on the subject: they are a corporation and they know the law. That said, I discussed this matter with Carlos on December 20, and he told me that the he would change the accessibility description to say tha the room is not accessible. As of the date of this post he has not done that, so sadly, I have to write about my disappointment.
If you are not disabled this comfortable and private room might meet your needs. And Carlos might be the superhost for you. However, if you have mobility issues, consider looking elsewhere.