@Meenakshi17
Suggestions
Look at your listing insights report. Such low rentals is going to result in lower page ranking because if the Airbnb algorithm. Look though how often is your ad clicked on, if even lower than expected then your title and cover photo should be changed up. Remember your focus on Airbnb is not a LTR and are you enticing that audience.
The Where you sleep shows me a living room not two separate bedrooms.
You have 1 bathroom and it appears attached to a bedroom. I would make that clear as it will effect experiences. Many rentals are set up as yours but you have to market to the audience that would be receptive. Not written in stone but usually it is parents with kids, because if someone has to use the bathroom in the middle of the night they need access to my bedroom were I am asleep. Kids okay but another adult couple maybe not.
A family is probably interested in a week stay. Rewrite your ad pages focused on that rather than longer stays. What sights can the family enjoy, nearby family friendly dining and maybe other transportation options if non driving is preferred.
A smoke detector and a carbon dioxide monitor are both very inexpensive items, parents want their children safe. That will effect people making their decision.
Don't take out your bar pictures but show me the mini fridge, the gas stove and dishwasher. A mom is interested in morning coffee, family breakfast and clean up necessary.
It looks like a safe and quiet area. That information is important to parents,
You have accessibility pictures. You need to say what floor the unit is on and stairs or elevators. Avoid someone having the wrong impression.
Develop some Guidebooks with a family vacationing in mind.
Turning on Instabook will push you higher in search results. It is something you can turn off and on as needed, When I use it I set my notification time higher. Allowing me time to make contact and get a feel for the Guest.
