I hope Aida has changed her listing to be accurate because her "no steps or stairs to enter" house, a current requirement for me, had 2 steps - one abnormally large. The drain in the bathtub was broken so the tub would not hold water, so if you're looking for a soak (as I was for health reasons, also why I booked the space) it does not work. It was a chilly 66degrees inside the house and the description for heating was "we use the fireplace" with zero other information. I could go on and on with the negatives of the experience. I moved to a hotel the second night and would have left immediately had it not been nighttime when I arrived. Aida refunded me one night, and AirBnb refunded me $ after having a one-hour talk with Aida attempting to get her to understand what Accessibility means. I'm a diversity and inclusion expert as a profession, a frequent AirBnb biz traveler with stellar ratings, and I don't understand how Aida could be a Superhost. Stay elsewhere.