A rental competes against a platform that has already trained the guest to expect certain information in a certain order. So this page gives them that information faster and more completely than the listing does: photos first, then amenities, then rates by season as a plain table, then the house rules stated without hedging.
Putting the house rules up front feels backwards — surely you bury the restrictions? The opposite is true. A guest who reads the pet policy and the quiet hours and books anyway is the guest who does not leave a two-star review about them later. The rates table does the same work from the other direction: it ends the back-and-forth before it starts, so the inquiry form receives someone who has already decided.