Desert Place ABnB is located in the Yuma East Foothills. It is a 1 bedroom, fully furnished home. The bedroom has a queen bed, and two additional guests can use a queen size, pillow top, self-inflating, air mattress. There is a full bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen with gas oven/stove, and dining area. Enjoy a heated pool, and patio. Enjoy three golf courses in with a five-minute drive. Historic Downtown, with the Yuma, the Territorial Prison, Colorado River, are a 20-minute drive. Desert Place is a one bedroom, one bathroom, full kitchen, modular home. It is located on the same lot as my home. The living room is furnished with a reclinable love seat, with television. The “spool” is located in the fenced in back yard of the main house. There are exterior perimeter security cameras that record video/audio, 24/7, for the safety, liability, and security protection of the guest and host. Guest will access the house, by use of the lock box located on the door Fran of the main house, located in the alleyway between the two houses. During your stay I am usually home and can assist you accessing it, if you need help. I live on the property, so you will be able to get a hold of me in person, or by phone/text if needed. Otherwise, I presume you will want your privacy. The ABnB is located 30 minutes east of Yuma, in the Yuma Fortuna Foothills. It is in a generally quiet neighborhood, with a lovely mountain view, with sun rises and sunsets, and night skies that have to be experienced. During non-winter visitor season, (March through October), the neighborhood is pretty quiet. There are three nearby golf courses. We are 30 minutes from Historic Down Town Yuma, the Yuma Territorial Prison, MCAS Yuma, several lakes, the Colorado River, and Yuma Proving Ground to the North. And many more wonderful places. My neighborhood has no Public transportation, (YCAT), within short walking distance. YCAT does have stops in the foothills however. Taxis, Lyft and Uber are available. Yuma, as a whole, is not a “walking town”, especially during the March through October time frame, where temperatures generally remain over 100 degrees during the day time. From ABnB to: Algadones, Mexico: 26 miles/ 34 min Main Street: 17 miles/ 21 minutes Martinez Lake: 31 miles/ 49 minutes Marine Corp Air Station Yuma: 15 miles/ 23 minutes Yuma Airport: 15 miles/ 23 minutes Yuma Palms Mall: 16 miles/ 22 minutes Yuma Proving Ground: 21 miles/ 38 minutes The guesthouse is designed for privacy even though it's on the same lot as the hosts. I always presume that guests prefer your own private getaway for your desert vacation. The angle of the windows, and curtain control give you a fully private space. You are always welcome to say hello, or reach out to me with any special requests or questions. I enjoy meeting guests who reach out, but I first assume that full privacy is preferred. Service Animals and Emotional Support Animals It is my pleasure to accept your group and your service animal. Please answer the following questions legally allowed by the ADA regarding your service animal. 1. Is the service animal required because of a disability? 2. What work or task has the service animal been trained to perform? I do not charge extra for a service animal, nor do we increase the security deposit. Guest remains liable for any and all damage caused by people or the service animal. Under the ADA, service animals must be harnessed, leashed or tethered, unless these devices interfere with the service animal’s work or the individual’s disability prevents using these devices. In that case, the individual must maintain control of the animal through voice, signal or other effective controls. The animal must be under control by the handler at all times therefore never left alone at any time. If I discover a guest has misrepresented a pet as a service animal, we reserve the right to seek financial restitution, report fraudulent claims to government authorities and to evict the guest(s) without further notice. In the latter case, there will be no right to a refund for unused rent. Neither the ADA nor Arizona's service animal law includes what some people call therapy dogs or "emotional support animals": animals that provide a sense of safety, companionship, and comfort to those with psychiatric or emotional disabilities or conditions. Although these animals often have therapeutic benefits, they are not individually trained to perform specific tasks for their handlers. Under the ADA and Arizona law, owners of public accommodations are not required to allow emotional support animals, only service animals.