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Okay... well, I do stay at B&Bs in foreign countries (outside of the US) and the only reason that I don't generally choose a B&B is that for a single night, I don't want to bother the owner with all the work. Other than that, it's usually my first choice.Eric not asking for ANYONE HERE TO DEFEND WHY THEY DO WHAT THEY DO. I am ONLY asking why YOU choose to stay at a B&B. Please do not start the discussion on why we do what we do, feel free to begin a new thread on that topic. Trying to get feedback on what WE look for and why or why not we choose a B&B.Well, I'm one of those foreign B&Bs.... the antique is the house... no old furniture. I am not a luxury place to stay. I only have one room with a private bath. I have TVs in all the rooms and a DVD player in all but one (in that room, I have a video player instead.)
I do ask people for arrival times, though. I gotta plan my day. But if they ask and want to arrive late, we have an electronic keypad, I can just give them the code and it's done with..
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When it comes to B&Bs in the US, I don't stay in them as often because they are too expensive and not in the urban locations that I am looking for. I have stayed in those that are more like the foreign B&B type that I run.
That's about as honest as I can be on the subject.