One-Bedroom Apartment with Private Bathroom -close by the Center of Amsterdam

My accommodation is a traditional Bed & Breakfast located within my private home, which is fully compliant with the local definition of a B&B. The accommodation offered consists of a private guest room with its own private entrance, private bathroom, and private toilet. All of these features are clearly described in the listing.
However, I have noticed that some guests, particularly those travelling internationally and staying for only a short period, arrive expecting an entire apartment or hotel-style accommodation. As a result, they are sometimes surprised that the property is part of an owner-occupied home and that facilities such as a private kitchen are not included.
I would like to emphasize that:
The listing clearly states that guests are booking a private room, not an entire property.
The listing clearly indicates which facilities are included and which are not.
No kitchen access is offered or advertised.
The accommodation has a private street entrance, allowing guests to enter and leave independently.
The guest area has a locked connecting door to my private residence. This door remains closed and serves only as part of the home's layout. Guests cannot access my private living area, and I fully respect their privacy.
The accommodation is located in De Pijp, one of Amsterdam's most vibrant and well-known residential neighbourhoods, where guests experience local Amsterdam life rather than a hotel environment.
Unfortunately, some complaints appear to stem not from any inaccuracy in the listing, but from guests not fully understanding the nature of a Bed & Breakfast before booking. This creates unnecessary dissatisfaction for
can provide in ensuring that guests clearly understand they are booking a private room within a host's home rather than an entire apartment. Better alignment of guest expectations before arrival would help prevent misunderstandings and improve the experience for everyone involved.

Zoet Amsterdam
Amsterdam, The Netherlands