A collection of exclusive interviews with professional bed and breakfast innkeepers from around the world. They discuss their inns, their region, and their reasons for getting into the innkeeping business.
An interview with Art Oswald, innkeeper of Old Carriage Inn in Shipshewana, Indiana.
An interview with Don and Sherry Frigon, innkeepers of Durbin Street Inn in Casper, Wyoming.
An interview with Jack and Gayle Carpentier, innkeepers at the MV Athena in San Francisco Bay.
An interview with Marc Haberman, innkeeper of Natural Bed and Breakfast in Tucson, Arizona.
An interview with Bill Wickman, innkeeper of Cottonwood Cottage Bed and Breakfast in Salem, Oregon.
An interview with Marilyn Fiedler, innkeeper of the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire's official bed and breakfast in Mt. Hope, Pennsylvania.
An interview with Sherrie Hansen, innkeeper of Blue Belle Inn in St. Ansgar, Iowa.
An interview with Steven and Suzanne Savlov, innkeepers of Peacock Hill Guest House in Gig Harbor, Washington.
An interview with the author of Notes from an Innkeeper's Journal, a book about the life of a bed and breakfast innkeeper.
An interview with Roger and Linda Cole, innkeepers of Brookside Meadows Country Bed and Breakfast in Middlebury, Vermont. Since this interview, the Coles have retired from innkeeping.
An interview with Gretel Schuck, innkeeper of The Pond House in Woodstock, Vermont.
An interview with Chuck and Fern White, innkeepers of Adventurers' Country Bed and Breakfast 15 miles east of Cheyenne, Wyoming.
An interview with Taydie Drummond, innkeeper of A. Drummond's Ranch Bed and Breakfast near Cheyenne, Wyoming.
An interview with the innkeeper of the historic Thomas Shepherd Inn Bed and Breakfast, built in 1868 in Shepherdstown, West Virginia.
