@Donna1107 What other categories would you want to be able to rate guests on? How could they be "exactly the same options" as guests have? Location? Value? How could those be ratings for guests?
Frankly I am shocked at your review responses. Responses are not the place to speak to the guest and berate them for the ratings they left. They are meant to be a place to correct any misleading information in the review, or to indicate that you have now corrected a legitimate issue, for the benefit of future guests. Not to slag the guest, be defensive or aggressive. Review responses appear on your review page, not the guests'.
They are the host's opportunity to counter a bad or issue-mentioning written review with an explanation, correction, or apology for a legitimate issue. They are your chance to make yourself look good, and professional, to future guests. Your responses do the exact opposite.
A review from one of your guests:
" We had a nice time with good communication."
Your response:
"I'm sorry you felt the apartment wasn't worthy of the 5* my other guests have given me. A real pity."
Then you go on to further criticize the guest.
Who do you think looks like the jerk here to potential guests reading your review page? The guest who left a complimentary review, or you, who apparently can't abide anyone leaving her less than 5*s?
I would venture a guess that your responses would send a lot of guests quickly moving on to look for a different listing. I sure wouldn't book with a host who got angry and vindictive if she wasn't consistently rated 5*s.