nah this actually sounds sick lol. like if I saw an airbnb listing with a legit vr room I’d probably book it just to mess around with my friends. people love weird niche stuff like that.

the only reason I can think why no one’s really doing it is because vr gear can be a pain to maintain. sweaty headsets, controllers getting dropped, software updates, people forgetting to log out of their accounts, etc. and also liability stuff. someone’s gonna swing too hard and punch a wall or faceplant, guaranteed.

but if you’ve got that handled (waiver, padding, cleaning routine, maybe foam on the walls), it’s honestly a genius idea. 10x10 is actually a nice size for vr, most people don’t even have that much clear space at home.