@K-C-0 We just stayed at a property that the listing of five “bedrooms.”
In reality, it had three private bedrooms (which we consider Isolated with locking doors. Closet is nbd to us if you have a dresser or luggage stand.)
Of those, two were upstairs, which were accessed Only through another multiuse room (itself considered a bedroom) which contained 2 double pullouts and a single daybed.
The third private bedroom was downstairs, ADA accessible.
The fifth bedroom was actually the great room, shared by the dining and kitchen areas which contained two double sofa sleepers, a single sofa sleeper and a day bed.
What the host considered two “bedrooms” did not have closets, storage for suitcases, private belongings etc which made things awkward and cluttered.
Fortunately, we’re a close family!
In fairness, the hosts didn’t exactly hide this fact, but instead called the 4th and 5th both multiuse rooms AND bedrooms.
Additionally, I think the listing would better serve guests by listing this as a 3 Bedroom, 2 multi-use room house with private sleeping for 8 and non-private for 18. That would be more accurate. It would also greatly benefit by adding a floor plan.
In summary, hosts gain nothing with an inaccurate or misleading listing. In the long run, you gain MORE bookings with ACCURACY.
-INHO from a frequent VRBO and AirBNB guest.