clutchbucket.bsky.social
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Yes, exactly! And even if there are accessibility laws that rideshare and houseshare businesses are theoretically supposed to follow, individual drivers and homeowners don't always follow them in practice.
Show Post(There are similar problems with rideshare services. I've had Uber and Lyft drivers cancel on me when I tell them I'll need them to fold my wheelchair and put it in the trunk.)
Show PostRequirements that guests do extensive cleanup contribute to Airbnbs' inaccessibility, relative to hotels. I would never book an Airbnb for myself if I were traveling alone.
Show PostAs everyone is complaining about Airbnb today, I'm gonna bring this up again. In my experience as a wheelchair user, Airbnbs are *far, far* less accessible than modern hotels. My sister makes sure to book houses that are listed as accessible, but they never fully are.
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