@Jennifer2682 “While it is paramount that we hosts provide a safe space, the onus of responsibility here is on the guest with the special circumstances.”
Agreed, totally. But consider Airbnb’s assistance animal policy. It opens the door for a guest to bring any pet to a no pets entire place listing, claim it’s an emotional support animal,
and not even have to disclose it to the host. So the host can be none the wiser that an animal was in their listing, if they don’t see physical signs. Therefore the allergic guest can ask the question of the host and receive a negative answer, but still be in danger. ANY entire place listing is potentially a health issue for the seriously allergic guest.