@Michael1107 There should be photos and written descriptions of all the spaces that guests can access, such as the bathroom. It might also help to show the corridors guests will have to pass through between the entrance and their room, as these are also part of their experience. But it's best not to show rooms that are closed off to guests, because that can mislead people into thinking they're included.
360 photos and video are unnecessary gimmicks - they may not load properly on all devices or at slow connection speeds, and the overwhelming majority of listings don't have them. But if you also have sharp, well-lit normal photos of each feature guests will encounter, it doesn't hurt to also have the gimmicky stuff in the mix.
The consensus from all your reviews so far shows that guests appreciate the value for the price and the location; they're not expecting the Ritz, and they're not clamoring for more amenities. The one thing that they consistently say is missing is cleanliness. You'll find that this is non-negotiable at any price point; people may be grateful for a bargain at the time they book, but they're still going to remember the cleanliness issues when Airbnb prompts them to rate it in the review process. If you're struggling to find enough time to catch up on cleaning, it's not a good time to add more amenities, as they only increase the cleaning time. But considering the high demand for your location, perhaps you can raise your price to a high enough amount to hire some housekeeping help.
