Hi Iris,
Your situation is tipically one where you can prove that you've correctly informed your guest. I feel for you and it is not normal that Airbnb doesn't something.
Airbnb needs to do something about slanderous reviews, when we can objectively prove that the guest's allegations are false.
Recently a heavyset guest didn't feel at ease in my studio, which is small and adapted for slim persons (it is said tactfully in my listing, but it is clearly said). She wrote that "You must move the table to attach the ladder for the bed. When you do this you either block the refrigerator or the path to the toilet or the exit door." This is preposterous and untrue. This is not subjective, it is a pure lie and it can be proved with the plan of the studio.
Airbnb didn't accept to remove the review, invoking the "right to depict individualized experience".
How could we, hosts, force Airbnb to change its policy when it can be objectively proved that reviews are false? If people have similar slanderous reviews which can be proved untrue, I'm ready to gather our indisputable concerns and lead the charge. Try to reach me via my number *sensitive information hidden*
Thanks for reading, best to all.
Duane listing