@Terri129 As I'm sure you know, most cities levy an occupancy tax to all short term accommodations including hotels, etc. Guest usually understand this if they have ever stayed in a hotel. I have elected to include the occupancy tax in my nightly rate just as a convenience to both me and the guest, but I do mention that in my listing description. Would that work for you as well? Other sites have a way for it to show as another fee, like the cleaning fee, so the guest is informed, but the guest does not pay it with a separate transaction.
The guest Air BNB fee is a range (10-15%) depending on the location of the guest when booking. Do you think it should be as low as the host fee or the host fee should be increased? Not sure what is your suggestion here. I charge a cleaning fee and there are many posts about doing that both pro and con. It works to the advantage of the guest with longer stays and discourages single night stays.