Hello @Lazmee0
Firstly, I'm glad I didn't offend you🙂
I can see that Kiyo has already taken a back seat and you know have a photo of the bedroom as your hero photo. I'm going to be honest here Lazmee, when I saw that photo, I thought I was looking at a single bed as it showed up as your first bedroom photo. It is in fact a table that guests can work from! Oops sorry! Putting in the size of the room is always a good idea as each country has a different concept of what makes a room big.
I really feel that you need to also take a picture of the double bed but with your back to the window this time to show where guests are going to be sleeping. All of your photos should be in landscape mode and not in portrait mode so that guests using their phones (more than 50% of them) see as big a photo as possible. Showing a different shot of the bedroom will also make the photos look more interesting. If you need more tips on taking photos, look here under the Homes section and the Host Guides and you'll see a great guide on the subject.
The way you describe the room you offer is both warm and welcoming and I love your profile description of yourself and any guest can see that they will be getting the real thing if they stay with you.
This is what makes you special and what will make you stand out from other more polished listings around you. Here guests will receive a warm welcome, will stay in a place offering authentic charm with a host offering genuine hospitality. They type of hospitality my brother still speaks of when he tells us of his adventures when staying on a rooftop in Katmandou because everywhere was booked!
You speak of an expansive terrace and garden furniture is ticked in the list of amenities. Would love to see a picture of this as guests will really appreciate unwinding here sipping their herbal tea. You also mention a BBQ but no photo of this. If you have solar lights maybe to hang around this terrace/garden, this would show up well too. Night time photos of the view of "twinkling lights" would be great too.
You mention a shared kitchen but no picture. Can guests make themselves a cup of tea here or not?
Your listing isn't appearing with the favoured Photo Tour that Airbnb introduced a while back so maybe go onto a listing offering a room like yourself, to see if this would work for you. Link below of how to set up a Photo Tour:
https://www.airbnb.co.uk/help/article/477
Under each photo, you should include the amenities provided per room. Yes, on top of that long list of amenities as guests prefer looking at photos rather than reading a long description. Talking of which, I feel that your description could be spaced out more so that it's easier to read for guests and use bold lettering to create sub headings. For example, the menu that you offer guests would be better exposed if you used bullet points.
The shared bathroom - You don't mention how many potentially other people your guests would be sharing the bathroom with. I can see a lot of toothbrushes on the washbasin along with lots of shampoo etc. making it look a bit cluttered.
The bathroom looks big and I was wondering if you could provide a free standing shelf unit (one for each guest sharing maybe) along with individual pots to put their toothbrushes in? This may just be a girly thing so you can ignore this if you want😁
Close the toilet seat please when you next take a photo of the bathroom zoomed out. Couldn't see that there was a shower at first so I would provide at least 2 photos of the bathroom so that guests can see what you're offering and can see that there is more than just a bidet to wash from.
One last thing, just to be sure this isn't a mistake, the hot water feature is crossed out under the list of amenities?
I hope this will be useful and come back if you need any help,
Warm regards
Joëlle
