David, I think you are right, but I can't help thinking about Jay Karen's statement about being able to operate on a level playing field.
As for the subject of competition, I have long thought that there were two tiers of B&B's, with one being the high-end ones, and another being lesser establishments with shared bathrooms, providing the food but with the guests making their own breakfast, continental style, and maybe with non-primo locations.
But to see all these interlopers come in, operating totally illegally, charging half the price and using a name like ___BnB, it just seems like unfair competition..Only 2 tiers? So a B&B either is worthy of Sel ect Re gis try or falls into the other mold?bill1243 said:As for the subject of competition, I have long thought that there were two tiers of B&B's, with one being the high-end ones, and another being lesser establishments with shared bathrooms, providing the food but with the guests making their own breakfast, continental style, and maybe with non-primo locations.
Sorry there are far more that fall in the middle of the road, IMMHO!
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I agree. Not even close!copperhead said:Only 2 tiers? So a B&B either is worthy of Sel ect Re gis try or falls into the other mold?bill1243 said:As for the subject of competition, I have long thought that there were two tiers of B&B's, with one being the high-end ones, and another being lesser establishments with shared bathrooms, providing the food but with the guests making their own breakfast, continental style, and maybe with non-primo locations.
Sorry there are far more that fall in the middle of the road, IMMHO!
Price point my dear watson, price point.
This chap needs to go take some innkeeping classes, missed it by a mile!