@Terry652 You are most welcome. Another useful strategy that I use for anything that is crucial for the guest to understand and which could be a deal-breaker is to mention it in my first message to guests when they request to book, in such a way as to ascertain as well whether they have thoroughly read the listing info.
In my case, it's that my place is a 20 minute walk to town and the beach (and almost none of my guests arrive by car). So unless the guest's initial message makes it clear that they have read all the info, or they have 20 great reviews, which means they are seasoned Airbnbers who pay attention to what they are booking, I write something like, " Hi XX, thank you for your request. I would be happy to welcome you. Before I accept, I'm just checking that you realize it's a 20 minute walk to the centro and the beach from my place?"
That info is not one of the first things in my description, they would have to do more than skim to know that. So if they answer "Oh yes, I'm aware of that. I love to walk, no problem", I know they have read that info and likely the rest.
If their answer is "Oh- is it a safe walk, or a lot of hills to climb?" I know they haven't been attentive (I also state in the listing that it's a pretty flat walk with no big hills), so I would dialogue with them further before accepting to make sure it'll be a good fit for them and me.
