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Small closets can help control drafts and allow the heat to build a bit. And it keeps big dogs out.

Try building a wall around it just a couple inches from the incubator. You could do that with cardboard. As heat escapes, it will be contained in your tiny homemade room. Or you could put it in a closet. Just don't block any air holes. But inconsistency and 97F can both be problems. The...

Very possible and even likely. Sometimes, the smaller the unit, the more vulnerable it is to ambient temperature swings. I even insulate the top of my cabinets to slow the effects of room temperature changes. This is likely the cause of your lower hatch rates.

The placement is fine. I recommend a different thermometer. As good as an aquarium thermometer may be, they are only required to be within 2F but can be off by more than that. Likewise, the incubator setting can be way off. They should always be calibrated. I have 3 great thermometer suggestions...