Elizabeth's Bed & Breakfasts Blog August 2003 Archive

August 28 was "towel amnesty" day at Holiday Inn, where towel thefts are almost an epidemic. Anecdotal evidence suggests that B&B guests don't have fingers anywhere near as sticky as ... Read More

The Shoe House, a landmark in the York, Pennsylvania, area (not far from Lancaster County, which is best-known as home to the Amish) may be on its way to becoming ... Read More

Being a full-time innkeeper is tough work. And, often, innkeepers go years at a time without a vacation. Although they could hire a professional innsitter, many innkeepers don't feel comfortable ... Read More

If you're a newcomer to bed and breakfasts and wonder whether or not you'd like staying in one, take a peek at our Bed and Breakfast FAQ, starting with this ... Read More

A visitor in the About.com Bed and Breakfasts Forum recently posted a note about a horrible experience at a bed and breakfast. One of the best things about B&Bs is ... Read More

The monasteries in Romania are a potentially great tourist destination. At least one, the Moldovita monastery, already offers some bed and breakfast accommodations. According to this article in the Budapest Sun, ... Read More

Will Stiltsville, a collection of homes supported on giant stilts above Biscayne Bay's shallow waters off the south coast of Florida, be open to visitors as bed and breakfast getaways? It's ... Read More

My husband Erik and I considered going to Fiji for our honeymoon, but we chose St. Thomas instead -- and loved it. But we will go to Fiji someday, and ... Read More

The Pond House Bed and Breakfast near Woodstock, Vermont, is a quintessential New England inn, surrounded by by ten stone-walled acres. Innkeeper Gretel Schuck, herself an avid cyclist, says the ... Read More