How to create and charge for "add-ons" that do not qualify as a AirBnB "Host Experience"

[Billy5]

Dear Community Support,

We have a somewhat unique listing (https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/20287575?s=67&shared_item_type=1&virality_entry_point=1&sharer_id=45629...) , a refurbished vintage Airstream camping trailer complete with its own "decks in the tree's" , unique outdoor shower and this summer, we'll be adding a hot-tub and its own on-site location for guest to receive massages via my wife, an LMT with her own active practice here in Eugene Oregon.

We would like to market to guest, several different "urban glamping spa getaway" packages, complete with different options for massages, locally crafted wines, beers and food items from local bakeries and farm-to-table suppliers.
We we're hoping this would qualify under AirBnB's "Host Experiences" but when going through the "Experience" questionnaire, the proposal gets rejected due to "massage as a service".

Is there anyway we can offer our different price point "getaway spa massage & wine/food" packages that guest can select (and pay for) directly through our listing?

Cheers!
Billy & Stephie Jo 

[Cheryl389]

It doesn't look like there's a way to do this right now officially by offering the space and the other things as a package, but you could include it in the price and mention in your listing how the guests could schedule that with you if that's something they want as an ammenity. 

[Lok0]

hello!