@Moudi1
Yeah Moudi, everyone else has summed it up, don't list things you do not want guests to use.
When you list amenities as Stove, pots and pans, dishwasher, Refrigerator, a potential guest reading that will think....'Great, we can prepare our own meals and save a dollar or two!"
Your listing description is very brief and I can see where guest confusion is coming from. You need to make a point of saying in your description...."I have provided some nice snacks for your enjoyment in the room but, the kitchen is my personal space and does not form part of the listing"!
That should solve your problem!
Guests take things either for granted or very literally Moudi!
I list a studio cottage with it's own private facilities. It has a shower, a toilet, a clothes washer, a sink/basin and vanity mirror, an inbuilt hideaway line for hanging personal things out to dry......but it doesn't have a bathtub. Technically, I cannot list it as '1 bath' because Airbnb's interpretation of '1 bath' is that it will come equiped with a tub! If it doesn't then it should be classified as a .5 bath......but then that infers that it is a powder room with a toilet! When I first started to list some guests expressed disapointment there was no tub despite the listing description saying.......1 bath. I had to graphically show in the photos exactly what the guest could expect in my 1 bath.
Don't automatically think that because you don't do a lot of cooking, guests will follow your lead....they won't. If you list it they will expect to use it.....I would if I was the guest!
Cheers.....Rob