@Erdem11 It's not so much that you find guests - they have to find you. Due to the pandemic, this is not a representative year for patterns in tourism, so it goes without saying that this is not the ideal time to launch an inner-city listing if you need a rapid return on your investment.
You have a nice listing with a lot of character, so when the market is favorable I have no doubt it will attract some interest. In the meantime, keep on reading up on resources like this, refining, and improving your offer. A few things to consider:
- Airbnb's "Host Guarantee" does not cover damage caused by pets, nor does it charge a security deposit, so do take this into consideration with respect to your pet policy. Your listing states that "ALL pets are allowed" - are you sure the floors and furnishings can handle what that might entail?
- Your listing is the first I've ever seen offering a drum kit. Perhaps there's a special niche out there of guests looking for that when they travel, but it's not searchable as an amenity, so it would be remarkable if this feature was attracting bookings. Worth a try, just to experiment, but it might actually be a slight deterrent to families with young kids who might have a hard time resisting the temptation to make a lot of noise.
- Photos count for a lot, so if you know a skilled photographer who can shoot some images with wider angles and better lighting, it would help your listing stand out in a competitive field.
