Beds and Sleeping Arrangements

"Sleeps eight" can mean four bedrooms, or one bedroom and four bunks, and that gap is the most common cause of a bad review on arrival. Kabora therefore records beds room by room.

Where Rooms Are Configured

On the web, under a listing's Details → Rooms and beds, where Add a room or space adds one. In the Kabora app, under its Photo tour: press a room, then Sleeping arrangements, or the + to add one.

Rooms

Each room is a Bedroom, a Shared space guests may share, or an Other space. The difference matters: some guests do not want a bed in a shared space, and a listing that counts it without saying so earns the review it receives. A room can also be marked Private attached bathroom.

Bed Types

King, queen, double, small double, single, sofa bed, couch, bunk bed, air mattress, floor mattress, water bed, toddler bed, crib and hammock.

Two Counts

• Beds: Counts pieces of furniture and leaves cribs out. A listing that says five because one bed is a baby's cot disappoints five adults.
• Sleeps: Counts capacity, and a bunk counts as two: one piece of furniture, but two places to sleep.

What Guests See

Each room the host has described is a card under Where you will sleep on the listing, displaying its beds and any photos filed under it.