And, make sure they are clear about the process for guests. Is there a "registration" process, if there is one, what is it?
I've stayed at a place in SP that allowed guests, but security was fort knox level tight with a 1 to 2 security guards outside the door. A face ID scanner at the front door, then a passcode for the door to the lobby, AND a front desk person. You were SECURE BUT, they allowed guests no problem, lol. As long as you're okay with 2-3 people seeing your hoeing ways. 🤣
In Bogota, their guest policies are all over the place. "Yes you can have guests but you must submit their photo and ID to the Airbnb host 24 hours before arrival, then they register at the front desk, and you pay $8, if they stay past 11pm it's $60!" or "sure, you can have people over, no problem. Just make sure no one sleeps over!"
So, get details about what the policy is, not just if guests are allowed.