Hi fellow hosts,
I have a situation and want to make sure I'm not violating the hosting guidelines. I have a two-story house with a door that separates the floors. The upstairs floor has a bedroom/office and full bath, as well as the living room, dining room, and kitchen. The downstairs floor has additional bedrooms and another full bath.
Because of this, I can list my house both as a full 3- or 4-bedroom house (keeping the separating door open), or as a 1-bedroom upstairs unit (keeping the separating door closed). I currently have it listed both ways so that I can offer the option that best fits a guest's needs.
I created the upstairs unit listing just a few days ago (the full house has been listed for a while), and I can see that managing calendars will be potentially tricky--for example, if someone makes a query on the house, I need to block those dates for the upstairs unit right away so I don't get double-booked. I've turned off instant booking for both listings at the moment just to be safe.
My question is, does listing my house in these two ways violate any guidelines? Like I say, my only thought in doing so is to offer options for people who might need a larger space, as well as for someone who just needs a one bedroom (at a lower nightly rate, of course). I don't see anything in the Help Center that indicates that this is a problem, but I want to make sure I'm playing by the rules.
Thanks.