This tiny home tucked deep under the Redwoods was as serene as I had hoped for, even included several skylights to watch the moon and there stars from bed; however, the host was not prepared for someone to have a service animal and asked me many illegal questions that are not allowed by the ADA for persons with disabilities. My disability does not put me in a wheelchair so I do not need extra modifications for my stays, but my profile had mentioned my animal, and she has always been with me during my past AirBnb stays. I was disappointed with the hosts aggressive questioning which left me feeling like he hadn't realized someone with a service animal is protected by laws that allow us to travel with them without having to prove we are disabled or that proving that they are trained to do anything on particular. For that reason, I wouldn't necessarily recommend this host to those who had disabilities. I say this as a Superhost AirBnb host so I fully understand how welcoming someone into your home through AirBnb is done right.