@Ozan58 One more great example of why the "Value" rating shouldn't exist, as most customers are not qualified to make this kind of appraisal.
In this case, the guest seems to be implying that high-season pricing is based on penalizing out-of-town tourists, and that perhaps "locals" deserve to be charged a discounted rate. But if you have premium rates for Spring Break, your prices are just following the high demand, and it would make no business sense for you to incentivize stays from locals in high-tourism seasons.
For reference, the entire review reads: "missed a few spots cleaning locals paying spring breakers prices" While the review would fail a grammar test, it appears to pass Airbnb's content policy requirements, so there's no use in challenging it. Your public response is gracious and reflects well on you as a host; I think you've already done exactly what you needed to do.
It's important as a host to keep an open mind to constructive feedback, but this guest didn't leave you anything useful to go on. Unless the guest revisits your listing for some reason, he'll never see your Public Response (the audience for that is your future prospective guests), so you might want to write him a private message asking for more detailed feedback about the cleaning. Or, you could just let it be a takeaway that when people feel they're paying an inflated price, they're likelier to be critical and fussy.
Also - peak-season tourists have a reputation for being kinda basic.