Indicates that a short-term rental property is equipped to accommodate guests who are deaf or hard of hearing, often featuring visual aids, assistive listening devices, or access to sign language interpretation services.
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An additional charge applied per person beyond the maximum occupancy limit stated in the listing, covering extra resource consumption.