But Ms. Mandarano and other bed-and-breakfast owners have banded together, forming the New York City Bed and Breakfast Association, which has suggested local regulations.
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I worked at a bed and breakfast in wine country.
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I used to do bed and breakfast for a while.
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One in Middlesex that looks like a bed and breakfast.
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Louisiana Cajun Mansion Bed and breakfast in a garden setting.
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The bed and breakfast has 10 bedrooms, including two luxury suites.
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Its website explains this stands for Boebel Bratwurst Bed and Breakfast.
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The "bed" part of their "bed and breakfast" model wasn't selling.
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Then they went back to working on Air Bed and Breakfast.
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Karen Kelly runs a bed and breakfast and is stocked with food.
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I started my own bed and breakfast, which is now doing well.
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It has a variance to be operated as a bed-and-breakfast.
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We had no money, but we splurged on a bed-and-breakfast.
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They sold everything and bought a bed-and-breakfast on Cape Cod.
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The Inn at Opolo, a bed-and-breakfast in Paso Robles, Calif.
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The weekend before he leaves we relax at a bed and breakfast.
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At one point he turned it into an offshore bed and breakfast.
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Renê [Bernuncia] (drums) owns a bed and breakfast and has a kid.
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The anticipated opening date for the bed and breakfast has not been revealed.
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A historic (built circa 913) bed-and-breakfast in the Victorian uptown neighborhood.
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Hotel and bed-and-breakfast owners have joined neighborhood groups to press for restrictions.
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It is now a quaint bed and breakfast, called the John Rutledge House Inn.
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Captain Grant's 1754 is a Connecticut bed and breakfast with reports of eerie occurrences.
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The Southern Mansion offers an authentic bed and breakfast experience with a supernatural touch.
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Some good friends were moving stuff out of their just-sold bed and breakfast.
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I live with my boyfriend, who manages a bed and breakfast where we live.
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The couple are the owners of Halsey House, a bed-and-breakfast in Trumansburg.
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A rented car and a drive down the Cape to a bed-and-breakfast.
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Robert Hughes, owner of Aloha Junction Bed and Breakfast in Volcano Village, isn&apost worried.
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Ali's white mosque and three cabins are now the Butterfly and Bee Bed and Breakfast.
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The original bed-and-breakfast model is built on a personal interaction with the homeowner.
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It is a little countryside bed-and-breakfast that is popular among locals and tourists.
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A room on the first floor is used as an office for the bed-and-breakfast.
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If you run a bed-and-breakfast, it doesn't mean you can run the National Harbor.
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That evening, they retired to a bed-and-breakfast with garden rooms and enthusiastic online reviews.
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Adults can replace scuzzy hostels with a chic bed and breakfast and Jaegerbombs for artisanal cocktails.
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He has transformed a nearby lighthouse into a bed-and-breakfast that costs $2000 a night.
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Ms. Stafford had abandoned her trailer to weather the storm at a friend's bed-and-breakfast.
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I grew up in a bed and breakfast, in the sticky thickness of the hospitality industry.
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The 311 complaint about Arlington Place was made two months after the bed-and-breakfast opened.
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Seven had been staying at a bed-and-breakfast called the Beauty Inn inside the building.
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Read more: You can buy cow cuddles for $75 an hour at this luxurious bed and breakfast
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According to STV NEWS, the bed and breakfast has 14 hens that occasionally wander off the property.
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She tried a number of ventures, including opening a bed-and-breakfast, but none came to fruition.
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Serve those alongside glazed bacon and someone'll ask if you're thinking of opening a bed-and-breakfast.
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But the real story here is this: In May we closed our award-winning bed-and-breakfast.
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In later years, as her jewelry business waned, she used it as a bed-and-breakfast inn.
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It takes hard work to run a bed and breakfast like The Dragonfly Inn on "Gilmore Girls."
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The other three included a bed-and-breakfast, a local resort and a Homewood Suites by Hilton.
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British couple Robert and Suzanne Powell who run a nearby bed and breakfast, are also co-owners.
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Ms. Faye and her husband, who is 77, turned the addition into a bed-and-breakfast suite.
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Featured in the Season 4 episode 'Money', Pam refers to a TripAdvisor page for Dwight's bed and breakfast.
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Instead, we checked into Hostel Kimmell, a bed-and-breakfast in the lazy little town of Santo Domingo.
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Farther north, in St. Marks, where the hurricane came ashore, water had poured into a bed-and-breakfast.
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It is currently operated as a bed-and-breakfast, but could be converted into a single-family home.
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And in Alexandria, the local newspaper reported, baby Jesus disappeared from a crèche outside a bed-and-breakfast.
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They email me photographs, and my Providence apartment is a bit of a bed-and-breakfast for them.
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According to the bill, the establishments affected include hotels, motels, resorts, bed and breakfast inns and vacation rentals.
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The great senator that ran against Richard Nixon, he opened a bed and breakfast after he left the Senate.
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Live that dream when you book a stay at the Cottage Lake Tree House Bed and Breakfast in Washington.
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Built for a ship's captain in the mid-1700s, the house is now operated as a bed-and-breakfast.
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This is also the episode in which Jim and Pam stay at Dwight's family farm turned bed and breakfast.
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Maykel Galindo runs a bed and breakfast in Havana, where seven people died as a result of building collapses.
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The bed and breakfast is also offering guests a box of local chocolate fudge at a discount, for $10.99.
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The home has since been up for sale multiple times, and it's now a bed and breakfast and museum.
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In 2014, a woman from Texas bought the home with plans to turn it into a bed and breakfast.
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Her new bed and breakfast is up and running, but a strange man seems to be watching the house.
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Newcomers can use the free buildings as private homes or for businesses, like a bed-and-breakfast or restaurant.
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Dugay's plan includes a restaurant, brewery, and eventually a bed and breakfast in the now-inaccessible historic officer's quarters.
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C. Gail Della-Piana, a Universal Life minister, officiated at the Akwaaba Mansion, a bed-and-breakfast in Brooklyn.
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Airbnb has indicated it will work not just with homeowners but with bed-and-breakfast operators and boutique hotels.
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Known as the De Vere House, the property is a former Five Star and Gold Award bed and breakfast.
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That was how she found a bed and breakfast in Vancouver, on much shorter notice, before the 2010 Games.
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At the Lindenhof bed-and-breakfast, on the outskirts of Leiderdorp, one bedroom has a skylight under a tree.
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Trymaine and I stayed at Anchuca, a bed-and-breakfast in Vicksburg, where Davis's older brother Joseph once lived.
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I had arrived at my hotel, Asmundo di Gisira, which is equal parts bed-and-breakfast and art gallery.
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It's a tacky bed-and-breakfast, albeit one with a really extensive library, next to a Costco parking lot.
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Charlotte resident Richard Neal purchased the decommissioned lighthouse in 2010 for $85,000 and converted it into a bed and breakfast.
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Craziness, No. An Unlikely Tourist Attraction in Poland: Storks Bed and Breakfast, Goats and Pigs What is your favorite animal?
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America's Most Wanted Bed and Breakfast is a former polygamist compound surrounded by a $1 million wall in Hildale, Utah.
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After living there for three years, Naofumi Takase, who is 31, is planning to start a bed-and-breakfast business.
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A hungry bear with an appetite for dog food tried to steal a meal from a California bed and breakfast.
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Wendy hosts a bed and breakfast, Ron is a small engine mechanic and runs ground control at the local airstrip.
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Her sister (Rachel McLaren) then sends her off to the same bed and breakfast where Fletcher (Ed Ruttle) is staying.
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Blackbird Inn This bed and breakfast that "offers the intimacy of a vintage hideaway" has special discounted rates for evacuees.
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Boccadalma A comfortable four-room bed-and-breakfast in an 18th-century farmhouse a 120-minute walk to the beach.
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Once a hotel, it is now being refurbished by a new owner, Janet Davis, as an upscale bed-and-breakfast.
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By summer 2008, the founders had finished a final version of Air Bed and Breakfast and went to meet investors.
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The Inn Your Element Bed and Breakfast (rooms from $149) is not unlike an Airbnb; rooms are quiet and comfortable.
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Think of Dog Bark Park Inn in Cottonwood, Idaho, a bed-and breakfast that doubles as the World's Largest Beagle.
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Visitors can dine at Pele's Kitchen or stay at a bed-and-breakfast near Volcanoes National Park called Pele's Breath.
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A similar thing happened at the Sage Country Inn, a farmhouse bed-and-breakfast built in 1907 just down the street.
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"Brian — thought of a way to make a few bucks — turning our place into a designers' bed and breakfast," Gebbia wrote.
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England's homeless include more than 120,000 children living in temporary accommodation, such as hostels or bed and breakfast hotels, NAO said.
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My sister and I recently traveled to the Netherlands and stayed with an adorable Dutch couple at a bed and breakfast.
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St. Augustine According to local reporter Russell Colburn, 20 people were stuck inside a bed and breakfast as the storm approached.
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Maersk had booked practically every hotel room within tens of miles, every bed-and-breakfast, every spare room above a pub.
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When they checked into a bed and breakfast later that day, he fell out of bed and was hospitalized but survived.
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Some bed-and-breakfast locations have had to shut down and refund tens of thousands of dollars to guests, Birch said.
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That night, after a camp dinner of stir fry, I retire to my bed-and-breakfast in thenearby town of Fairplay.
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You'll likely need a hotel or bed-and-breakfast policy, as a standard homeowners policy won't cover business activities, said Worters.
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Still, Post went on to finish the castle and turn it into a bed and breakfast before selling it in 2017.
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"People love coming to this region," said resident Amelia, who owns a bed and breakfast and offers cooking classes to tourists.
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Petra Wiesenbauer, owner of Hale Moana Hawaii Bed and Breakfast, evacuated on Friday evening with her two teenage children and pets.
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Pearce said for a time, he envisioned renting out his property to spaceflight fans as the "Rocket Road Bed and Breakfast."
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We assemble by candlelight in the backyard of the bed-and-breakfast, a collection of friends and relatives around the table.
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Earlier in the day, Pandit Manojkumar Panigrahi led the couple in a traditional Hindu ceremony, also at the bed-and-breakfast.
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The actual home of the von Trapps is now a bed and breakfast — Villa Trapp — run by two married former journalists.
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Adding a striking modern annex, they created a chic eight-suite bed-and-breakfast in the Italian province of South Tyrol.
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Mr. Lee has owned the house since 2003 and has run it as a bed-and-breakfast with his wife, Margaret.
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We assemble by candlelight in the backyard of the bed-and-breakfast, a collection of friends and relatives around the table.
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Margaret Elizabeth Thornton and Nathan Bart Reeder were married June 29 at Nesselrod Bed and Breakfast in Radford, Va. The Rev.
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The Activations: Last year, Hulu recreated a New England bed and breakfast that took you through an impressive multistage haunted house experience.
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The next morning, Rory wakes up in Logan's room at a New Hampshire bed and breakfast ready to give back the key.
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For $2.5 million, Frankel bought the Morning Glory House, a former bed and breakfast in Bridgehampton, the New York Post originally reported.
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The settler bed and breakfast is on only one of several of my father's lands that were seized by the Ofra settlers.
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Aside from visiting her home, which is now a bed and breakfast, what other steps you took to get into the role?
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As the Phuds reconnected, several of them arranged a reunion at a bed-and-breakfast outside Ithaca in the summer of 219.
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There's a possessed bed and breakfast, an eerie castle, and even a hotel room murder fit for an Agatha Christie mystery novel.
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But, as best as she can remember, they stayed at a bed and breakfast in Albany, New York, on the way home.
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Airbnb will specify whether the property is a home, bed-and-breakfast, hotel or something more eccentric, like a houseboat or yurt.
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Owning a cozy bed-and-breakfast in an idyllic location has long been a common dream of many 9-to-5 employees.
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After Mondadori lived there and before Versace purchased it, the property functioned as a bed and breakfast for those visiting the Alps.
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"My folks ended up in nursing homes," said Mr. Seavey, who is semiretired and runs a bed-and-breakfast in Cambria, Calif.
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The snow is falling on a bed-and-breakfast in rural Michigan when 28-year-old Ethan arrives, full of annoying energy.
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His takeover of the Cuckolds lighthouse restoration effort drew derision after the project morphed into a $276-a-night bed-and-breakfast.
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JERUSALEM — One host, Moriyah, lists the location of her bed-and-breakfast on Airbnb, the home rental site, as Biblical Shiloh, Israel.
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In June 2013, he bought a Victorian mansion and turned it into a luxury bed-and-breakfast named the James Lee House.
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Father Tuderti says he hopes that the statue's notoriety will bring more visitors to the monastery, which runs a bed-and-breakfast.
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After honeymooning in Puerto Rico, Alli and David Emerson thought it would be wonderful to have their own mini bed-and-breakfast.
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Deborah Leann Galindo and Zakary Robert Ostertag are to be married July 23 at Mount Hood Bed and Breakfast in Parkdale, Ore.
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Today, her farm, CircleM Market Farm, continues to grow for CSA, offers a bed and breakfast for guests and raises sheep and cows.
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If you're looking for a magical travel adventure, the Llety Cynin bed-and-breakfast in South Wales is your ticket aboard Hogwarts Express.
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It's not going to be good enough when you call me and you own — uh, let's take an example, a bed and breakfast.
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Seasons three and four placed the tent on the grounds of a working bed and breakfast called the Harptree Court in Bristol, Somerset.
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Jennifer Wise, the university's spokeswoman, told CNN Capó Crucet was supposed to stay at Georgia's Bed and Breakfast in Statesboro before changing hotels.
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The hotel's owner, Helen Cannon, told CNN no one was gathering outside the bed and breakfast last Wednesday like Capó Crucet had described.
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Later that evening, we gathered onto the hedge-enclosed patio of the little bed and breakfast where the whole wedding party was staying.
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Today, it's known as America's Most Wanted Bed and Breakfast — a deliberate mockery of Warren Jeffs's time on the FBI's Most Wanted list.
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The bed and breakfast owner said she hopes to stay on the island in case someone needs her help after the storm hits.
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In Kentucky, Dalton parked his mom at their bed-and-breakfast, then walked to the Dairy Queen, where Katie was waiting for him.
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Then he led me into a space that's part reading room, part shrine, and part art project masquerading as a bed-and-breakfast.
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These are the 100 most scenic restaurants in AmericaYou can buy cow cuddles for $75 an hour at this luxurious bed and breakfast
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If your insurer found out you were using your house as a makeshift bed and breakfast, your policy was likely to be canceled.
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The six-bedroom house, which is operated as a bed-and-breakfast, was originally a tavern and inn, said the owner, Jacques Brouard.
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Ms. Williams worked as a schoolteacher and administrator, opened a bed-and-breakfast in Sag Harbor, and handled some private interior-design clients.
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Ms. Duberman has a work permit that allows them to operate as Casa Papaya San Miguel, a bed-and-breakfast and dinner club.
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In May, Maureen Goto, the owner of Maureen's Bed and Breakfast, a five-room guesthouse in Hilo, said she was still fully booked.
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Op-Ed Contributor What do a fragrance designer, New York City cop, bed-and-breakfast manager and youth hockey coach have in common?
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There was the hotelier in Blackpool who received a warning letter early this year after renaming his bed-and-breakfast the Viagra Hotel.
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She said she had run her first bed-and-breakfast in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn while still working for the magazine.
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Every Friday, the Dreamcatcher, a cozy bed-and-breakfast in Ocean Park, hosts vegetarian dinners prepared by a rotating group of local chefs.
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Luckily, Joanna Gaines, like any good HGTV star, keeps her Instagram updated with designs from her renovations, shop, bed and breakfast, and family home.
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It was our interpretation of the Borden house, because the bed and breakfast is their version—but we wanted it to be more austere.
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The rosiest picture of an Airbnb host is a homeowner or tenant running a casual bed and breakfast or letting out a spare room.
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To outsiders, Susan McKay had been living a bog-standard life as a teacher, mother and co-owner of a local bed and breakfast.
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A block from trendy Massachusetts Avenue, the six-room Nestle Inn offers a cozy bed-and-breakfast-style experience in a 19th-century building.
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In 1986 he opened a bed-and-breakfast, the Inn at Long Last in Chester, Vt., where he served as host and breakfast cook.
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For example, the owner of a bed and breakfast could be making $150,000 in annual revenue and decide to open up a second location.
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Or the guy who owns "Well Hung," a boat Moondog boards in the movie, who operates an actual bed and breakfast off of it.
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He and his wife, Anu, own the Azalea House bed-and-breakfast and the Go'fors taxi company and stage the annual high school musical.
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It is now operating as a bed-and-breakfast, with five separate buildings for guests, including a raised Creole cottage with numerous guest rooms.
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The group said it would issue a report titled "Bed-and-Breakfast on Stolen Land: Tourist Rental Listings in West Bank Settlements" on Tuesday.
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They were soon dating steadily and taking trips wherever their studies led them, eventually spending time together in that Mexico City bed-and-breakfast.
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Another night, we stayed in Bayfield's 1890s-built Treetop House, a charming bed-and-breakfast with plenty of flowered wallpaper, doilies and sailboat knickknacks.
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" Stefani previously shared her family's plans with Entertainment Tonight on Monday, saying, "Blake has this bed and breakfast hotel that we all stay at.
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Currently run as a bed-and-breakfast inn, it was given a restoration award by the Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County in 2007.
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I set up a phony name, email account and 20-room bed-and-breakfast: Bridge Street Manor, named for my address in Downtown Brooklyn.
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It hopes to find a hotel or bed-and-breakfast that might compete against a Trump hotel as a party with standing to sue.
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Today, Justin Trudeau&aposs left eyebrow runs a bed and breakfast with John Bolton&aposs moustache and says he&aposs finally living his best life.
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Four years ago, von Heinrichshorst moved his small family to a secluded castle in the German countryside, which he runs as a bed and breakfast.
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According to Uproxx, the animal found his way into a cheese ball container left outside Four Mile Creek Bed and Breakfast and couldn't get out.
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Aloha Junction Bed and Breakfast owner Robert Hughes says there were a few small earthquakes Wednesday but he heard nothing Thursday when the volcano erupted.
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The last time the bed and breakfast opened reservations it was completely booked in under three hours, according to Magnolia Public Relations Director, Brock Murphy.
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To continue our exploration of villages, I had made plans for us to stay at a bed-and-breakfast not far from Corsica's western coast.
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The idea for the shoot came from Isadora Martin-Dye, the owner of Rixey Manor, a bed and breakfast and event space in Northern Virginia.
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"Everybody had to evacuate," Fran Latham, who runs a bed-and-breakfast in Yakutat, said of her town between Anchorage and Glacier Bay National Park.
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Then the project was finally announced: the design of a website for a pet bed-and-breakfast that Ms. Laucher's mother was opening in Pennsylvania.
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The ducks that were rescued at Willowbrook were taken to JuneBug Lodge, a vegan bed-and-breakfast in the Finger Lakes region of New York.
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This luxuriously rustic bed-and-breakfast occupies a pair of restored Hebridean crofters' cottages on a six-acre organic farm on the Isle of Skye.
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Helene fell asleep on the grass -– the start of an epic nap that, after a brief interruption, was continued back at our bed and breakfast.
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A fresh addition to a saturated bed-and-breakfast market on Martha's Vineyard, the Christopher offers a bit of polish in an antique setting. video
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Bed and breakfast owner Jerry Hamanne told WCVB Channel 5 Boston that there were " motorcycles all over the highway" at the scene after the crash.
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His family lives completely off the land and for income, his home doubles as a bed and breakfast for city visitors and an occasional restaurant.
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Royal roomYes, the Prince of Wales has opened up a bed and breakfast, but no, that doesn't mean you'll get to bed down in Buckingham Palace.
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Many help each other out with new business models, diversifying offerings on the farm and navigating systems like the health department for bed and breakfast owners.
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In their hometown of Waco, TX, the couple have a bed and breakfast, outdoor market, and restaurant called Magnolia House, Magnolia Market, and Magnolia Table, respectively.
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Like millions of others, Thomas said he sat down to watch the wedding on television — at a private bed and breakfast a friend had found him.
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That weekend, Cordner says, she stayed in a bed and breakfast near the venue with the clinic's instructors, including Mitchell and his dancing partner, Virginie Jensen.
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I was shown around my bed-and-breakfast by the owner and his teenage daughter, who translated for him since she was learning English in school.
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According to the Cape Gazette, a local Delaware newspaper, paranormal investigators have detected at least four ghosts of children lurking around this beachy bed and breakfast.
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Some 65,278 individuals pay a $75 annual fee to belong to the Evergreen B&B Club, which advertises bed-and-breakfast homestays for people over 50.
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Janis Baehr, who was staying at a nearby bed-and-breakfast, said she heard the vehicle crash, followed by what she thought was about five gunshots.
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The owner of a local bed-and-breakfast offered McKenna a room for free until the university moved her and her other roommates into a townhouse.
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Jin stays at an expensive-looking bed and breakfast in Columbus, but not a Modernist one: It is filled with floral upholstery and other grandmotherish touches.
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Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures admitted in 2011 that he had failed to look past the Air Bed and Breakfast name and see the business.
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Mini-Vows Darren Garrett Davis and Daniel Wade Sene are to be married June 2 at Portland White House, a bed-and-breakfast in Portland, Ore.
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IN MANY WAYS, the property is an amalgamation of hospitality concepts: It has the warmth of a bed-and-breakfast and the polish of a hotel.
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Fred Einaudi, a brother of the groom who became an ordained Universal Life minister for the event, officiated at A Stone's Throw, a bed-and-breakfast.
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He had booked a room in a bed-and-breakfast and was traveling with a small suitcase, "suggesting he was just passing through," Mr. Rinella said.
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Economists say this could be because the state is failing to renovate hotels and instead building new ones, while bed and breakfast inns are also flourishing.
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At Young's bed and breakfast, "the only romantic partners allowed to share a bedroom are a married man and woman," her lawyers said in court papers.
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Chloë Sevigny: I read so many books, watched so many things, and went and stayed in the house on three separate occasions—it's a bed and breakfast.
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The vacation of our dreams takes place on a faraway tropical beach; the cobblestone streets of an ancient city; a bed and breakfast in a neighboring state.
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Eventually the bear showed up, jug and all, outside the bed and breakfast once again, causing the inn's owner, Jim Hawkins, to lead his own rescue mission.
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Both children were visiting the property — an 1870s farmhouse that is now used as a bed and breakfast in Purcellville, FOX 5 reported — for a family celebration.
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The celebration concluded with a fireside after party at the Taraden Bed and Breakfast offering guests beef empanadas, popped corn with pecorino cheese and a s'mores station.
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Our bed-and-breakfast looked like it was out of a goth comic book: a shadowy, midsized Victorian on top of a steep hill, in forced perspective.
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After running Mr. Kaiser's name through a terrorism database and finding no matches, the police interviewed him at a bed-and-breakfast in Manhattan, the official said.
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It is the third storm Joy Warren and her husband, Andrew, have weathered since buying their 16-bedroom waterfront bed and breakfast more than a decade ago.
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They also realized that in studying their shared interest, they had stayed in the same bed-and-breakfast in Mexico City for years without ever crossing paths.
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Just outside town, Rick Arnt and his wife, Lois Amos, operate their delightfully offbeat bed-and-breakfast, the Country River Inn, housed in the old Fayetteville schoolhouse.
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Making It Work: Christina Aguilera in her first lead television role—and her second, as she plays identical twins who inherit a bed and breakfast in Louisiana.
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We were staying in a bed-and-breakfast in Gemünden am Main, where the proprietors had a school-age child who studied English at the local school.
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As a sexually active gay man, this wasn't just a routine cleanup—more like a fresh coat of paint on a bed and breakfast with frequent visitors.
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Just days before welcoming new grandchild Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, the 220-year-old royal opened The Granary Lodge — a luxury 213-bedroom bed-and-breakfast in Scotland.
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Candy told the Daily Mail last year that after years of renting out rooms as a bed and breakfast, the couple's children convinced them to modernize a bit.
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The bed and breakfast part of the resort required emergency repairs to pass its most recent inspection in November, according to state records reported by the Miami Herald.
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He told CNN the essay contest was inspired by a similar one held by the owner of the Center Lovell Inn, a centuries-old Maine bed and breakfast.
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"The first thing that ran through my mind when I learned of the block was: bookings!" exclaimed Paula Costa, who runs a bed-and-breakfast near São Paulo.
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The owner of a bed-and-breakfast near the park reported the couple missing July 28 after they failed to check out of their room, according to authorities.
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Instead the city is trying to lure more visitors for stays of three nights or more, while promoting better hotels and fewer old-fashioned bed-and-breakfast places.
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But a lucky handful of guests will be paying less to stay at a bed-and-breakfast in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn, home of Mile 2011.
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She uses her money to buy a spare cottage and turn it into a bed-and-breakfast, but is almost ruined when the first two guests are adulterers.
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The five most viewed listings on The New York Times's "Find a Home" site last month included a bed-and-breakfast with a glamping tent and chicken coops.
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Then, in 1990, a preservationist bought the property and turned it into a bed-and-breakfast, and in 29, it was flipped again to a hip hotel group.
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This year, snow was falling as the guests arrived; the airy modern shingle-style house was decorated like a Yuletide bed-and-breakfast, with toy soldiers on parade.
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Spend Valentine's Day in New York City at Dream Downtown, where advance rates start at $260 for Valentine's Day night, and packages including bed and breakfast from $315.
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You'll get a little more than the bed and breakfast you paid for if you stay in room 204 at this inn, which has been open since 1820.
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The Rancho Manzana bed-and-breakfast, a charming place with several rooms and separate cabins for the intrepid traveler, is one of the great spots on the square.
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In 2015, for example, an innkeeper in Maine dispensed with her bed-and-breakfast through an essay contest; she had acquired it in the same fashion in 1993.
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By then, Ms. Mandarano and other bed-and-breakfast owners had already met with two City Council members, Robert E. Cornegy Jr. and Jumaane D. Williams, both Democrats.
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I stayed at a bed-and-breakfast south of town, near the giant tanks of a local dairy, and drove through the countryside from one site to another.
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Tired from the trip upstate from New York City, I headed to check in to our hotel, the Barrister's Bed and Breakfast, a charming inn on Cayuga Street.
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"I love the idea of like Dwight and Angela running a really crappy bed and breakfast where Mose is like the valet," Kinsey says of her character, Angela.
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Within 24 hours, police said they traced the man to the nearby town of Capodimone and arrested him in at the bed and breakfast where he had been staying.
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Two-thirds of farmers have already gone into other lines of business, such as solar energy and bed-and-breakfast; a quarter make more money from this than farming.
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The International Cozy Inn, HarlemThe psychedelic decor at this family-owned bed and breakfast might not appeal to everyone, but it certainly makes for an interesting Instagram photo op.
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During their trip, which Jill documented on Instagram Tuesday, the couple stayed at a bed and breakfast before getting a chance to explore Branson's theme park Silver Dollar City.
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Obama eliminated the tour requirement, allowing tens of thousands of Americans to book solo trips and spend their money with individual bed-and-breakfast owners, restaurants, and taxi drivers.
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He said inspiration for the contest came from the owner of a bed-and-breakfast in Maine, who relied on such an approach in 2015 to unload her business.
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"He is our own Medici, our patron; he does well for a town where not everyone is doing well," said Barbara Thaeder, who runs Bailey's Mills Bed and Breakfast.
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Rashad), and her adoring friends and children have assembled at her comfy home (once a bed-and-breakfast) to praise Mama, swap jokes, sing songs and sass one another.
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He said he turned away higher offers from people who wanted to tear down the house and redevelop the land or turn the mansion into a bed-and-breakfast.
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This cozy craftsman-style bed-and-breakfast is run by Mick Burlington and Donald Zanoff, a local couple who built and designed the property with help from their friends.
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What was then "Air Bed and Breakfast" is now a company with over 7 million listings that include French castles, Mexican bubble domes, American sheep wagons and Finnish igloos.
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He tried to launch a bed and breakfast out of his house, and to build a brewery across the street, before complaints from neighbors forced him to back down.
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He told me that he and his wife had met on a Buddhist dating website, bought this house 21970 years ago and turned it into a bed-and-breakfast.
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Obama eliminated the tour requirement, allowing tens of thousands of Americans to book solo trips and spend their money with individual bed-and-breakfast owners, restaurants and taxi drivers.
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Many of the camp hosts are farmers eager to derive another source of income without investing a lot of money or having the hassle of running a bed-and-breakfast.
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Llety Cynin, a small, family-run bed and breakfast in South Wales, has created the ultimate Harry Potter-themed tea service in celebration of two very important Harry Potter milestones.
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Like the Fourth of July celebration that George and his wife Miriam have helped restart, America's Most Wanted Bed and Breakfast is part of the next chapter of Short Creek.
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So if you can't shell out eight million bones right now, you may at least have the option one day of staying at a rad bed and breakfast or Airbnb.
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Ghost estates and failed bed-and-breakfast places are the legacy of a building boom that by 303 had drawn one in eight of all workers into the construction industry.
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In the oldest part of Monforte d'Alba, Le Case della Saracca is an intriguing property with a bed-and-breakfast and a restaurant tucked within a series of medieval structures.
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Many of the old bed-and-breakfast inns along the city's seafront had either deteriorated or shut, the attractions had faded and become dated, and young people had stayed away.
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A bed and breakfast in Perthshire, Scotland, gave their hens a makeover that's both fashionable and functional — they were given high-visibility vests for protection while they crossed the road.
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The owners bought this property in 103 and restored it to operate as a bed-and-breakfast, with decorative fireplaces, four-poster beds and mahogany armoires in the guest suites.
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According to their website, Frying Pan Tower is a Coast Guard Light Station located 34 miles off the North Carolina coast that has been converted into a bed and breakfast.
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Vale shares are down 12 percent since the late January accident, which unleashed a torrent of toxic mud that engulfed a cafeteria, other company buildings and a nearby bed and breakfast.
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Steve and Marie Nygren, Atlanta restauranteurs, purchased the land Serenbe sits on in the mid-1990s, started a bed and breakfast, and eventually developed the area into a full-fledged community.
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The bed and breakfast in McGregor, Texas, is chock-full of Fixer Upper charm, with farmhouse sinks, lots of natural light, rustic wood accents and plenty of shiplap to go around.
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When I arrived at Akiko's Buddhist Bed and Breakfast and told my host, Akiko Masuda, about what I'd just had, she made a face and teasingly slapped me on the arm.
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La Dimora del Genio, a bed-and-breakfast hidden away on an upper floor of a residential building amid the ancient bustle of Kalsa, Palermo's Arab Quarter, fits all those requirements.
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Then, at Fort Place and Montgomery Avenue, the officers saw the minivan ram into a house that serves as a bed-and-breakfast, crushing the man the police believe fired shots.
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There are few better places to tuck into a traditional Sunday roast then The Plough Inn at Ford, a child-friendly, 16th-century country pub that's also a bed-and-breakfast.
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In the dense web of highland hamlets dotting Mafate you can spend the night in a gîte, or bed-and-breakfast, where a hot meal awaits and a warm bed, too.
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They are floating around the possibilities of turning it into a bed-and-breakfast, a wedding and party venue, or maybe even a boutique store — but nothing has been decided yet.
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Just as in a Hallmark movie where the overextended urban single woman gets lured out to a distant aunt's rural bed-and-breakfast, there are going to be some life changes.
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The place was a log cabin bed-and-breakfast, lushly decorated with antler-based furniture; it billed itself as the only lodge with a full-frontal view of the monument itself.
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Two years ago, Lone Star's Irish affiliate had scooped up the mortgage on his family's award-winning bed-and-breakfast, the Ballybunion B&B, for a fraction of the original cost.
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Size: 1,365 square feet Price per square foot: $245 Indoors: At one point a bed-and-breakfast, the house is zoned for hospitality as well as residential use, with a permit.
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Book the Adobe and Pines Inn starting at $128 per nightThis Taos bed and breakfast steeped in Southwestern style is listed among Trip Advisor's rare five-star properties and with good reason.
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"I can't say things like 'the wall should be lower' or 'we don't need it,'" said Katsuhiro Hatakeyama, who has rebuilt his bed and breakfast business in the same location as before.
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In the event your nascent bed-and-breakfast takes off and you start hosting short-term visits on a regular basis, you'll have to upgrade to a hotel insurance policy, said Worters.
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On Valentine's Day morning in 2016, a year to the day after Ron made waffles and berries and sausage, I sat across from Genna at a bed-and-breakfast in Mystic, Conn.
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"If you book at a smaller hotel or bed-and-breakfast and they're wiped out, whatever deposit you wired them is going to be very difficult to get back," Ms. Gregoli said.
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The former lovebirds clash while transforming a historical manor into a bed-and-breakfast, but, in line with Hallmark fare, they learn to put their creative differences aside and embrace their reunion.
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Pogue and Greenwood turned what neighborhood kids once called "the haunted house" into an elegant boutique bed and breakfast in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, a borough of New York City.
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And for travelers on the road alone, Blisswood Bed and Breakfast, which sits on a 500-acre Texas Ranch, has called in man's best friend in a bid to encourage pet adoption.
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If a mid-level manager at a federal agency owned a bed and breakfast and instructed his employees to hold a retreat there, that would be a clear violation of the rules.
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Airbnb Founded in 2499 originally as Air Bed and Breakfast until a 2009 rebrand, Airbnb is a home rental platform with a simple premise: connect homeowners to customers looking for short term rentals.
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"Those who actually stay and run their own business -- like a bed and breakfast -- are the ones who take the most care of their houses," says Li. Liu Xueru is one such homeowner.
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The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear the case of a Hawaiian woman who was penalized by the state for refusing to let a lesbian couple stay in her bed and breakfast.
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I assumed that Dan would conveniently leave his back at our Fendi-owned bed-and-breakfast, but in fact he put it around his big neck and didn't take it off for months.
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"I just want to hold Emma," she said in her darkened room at the bed-and-breakfast in New Hope, Pa., run by the doctor who performed the operation in a hospital nearby.
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Exotic then allegedly asked James Garretson (a former strip club owner who opened an exotic-animal themed bed and breakfast and came to Exotic to buy alligators) if he knew any hit men.
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He was also popular on the right for comments disavowed by lawmakers of his own party, like saying in 2010 that Christian bed-and-breakfast owners should be able to refuse gay guests.
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The website for the Tumbleweed Tiny House Company in Colorado Springs tells buyers how they can make a profit on their investment and turn the houses into a hotel or bed-and-breakfast.
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Today, the five-bedroom house is owned by Roxanne and James P. Donnery, who run it as the Overlook on Hudson bed-and-breakfast and have a special room dedicated to Mr. Joel.
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Before the fire that damaged their home, Mr. Ransom and his wife, Cathie, ran a business on the property — a bed-and-breakfast and a wedding venue — that took a decade to develop.
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A night there can set you back a cool $24,21990 for a full-board package during peak season, which makes the low-season $10,000 bed-and-breakfast daily rate seem like a steal.
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I found a bed-and-breakfast in Oak Creek and we spent two blue sky days scrambling up red rocks, attempting handstands among cactuses, and refueling with burritos and mojitos at roadside diners.
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And that's the thing: Williams has successfully applied for a permit to run a bed and breakfast, but the issue of whether he's also running a Japanese restaurant has yet to be resolved.
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According to a 2013 New Yorker profile, she has owned a bed and breakfast, worked as an entertainment manager at the Coeur D'Alene Casino in Idaho, and served as the Commissioner of Benewah County.
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After all, you can count among the ranks of Huck's former coworkers a happy mom of three (Sarah Aldrich), a bed-and-breakfast proprietor (Mary Pat Gleason), and a college professor (Adam Lazarre-White).
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The Los Angeles native moved to New York and scouted specifically for a large loft she could design herself, turning it into a bed-and-breakfast and photo studio location called The Funky Loft.
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The different interiors of his bothy photographs also reflect this, from tidy huts with serendipitous views that could easily be mistaken for a bed and breakfast to much eerier and dark, moss-covered spaces.
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Shelah — a widowed bed-and-breakfast operator in rural Louisiana who is determined to stay in her repair-hungry house despite fading health and the pleas of her grown children — is fierce and proud.
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In June, I stayed at the Kaley House, an opulently restored bed-and-breakfast owned by Jay Yost, who grew up in Red Cloud and now works as a private banker in New York.
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From a bed-and-breakfast to a restaurant and even a full-blown market, Waco has become a popular attraction for those who want to live a day in the life of the Gaines's.
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In New England, The Brewster House Bed and Breakfast, located in Freeport, Maine, allows their customers to charge at their location -- only a short distance from Wolfe's Neck State Park and several renowned lighthouses.
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And so it all started with an email: Gebbia wrote Chesky with an idea: What if they made turned their loft into a designer's bed and breakfast, complete with a sleeping mat and breakfast?
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The Dashwood Manor Seaside Bed and Breakfast is a Tudor-style former mansion built in 1912 on Dallas Road and Cook Street; step out the door to the waterfront path or Beacon Hill Park.
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Now, the group Friends of the Cedar Island Lighthouse and the Long Island chapter of the U.S. Lighthouse Society have plans to turn the county-owned structure into a two-room bed-and-breakfast.
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As to the dangerous behavior pursued by the survivors — like setting up a bed-and-breakfast in an obviously haunted house, or hanging out in a graveyard — no sensible black person would do that.
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More recently, Mr. Garcia stayed for a week at one of the city's four respite centers, bed-and-breakfast-type alternatives to hospitals where guests receive group counseling, peer support and connections to psychiatrists.
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A bed-and-breakfast that claims to be "Connecticut's Most Haunted Inn," Captain Grant's was built in 1754 and is currently sandwiched between two cemeteries, one from 1650 and another from the 19th century.
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Regan, a chef, is known for her Chicago restaurants, the Michelin-starred restaurant Elizabeth and Japanese-inspired pub Kitsune, as well as her farm bed-and-breakfast in Michigan's Upper Peninsula called Milkweed Inn.
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In Cilaos, we arrived at Case Nyala, a charming five-room bed-and-breakfast (90 euros, or around $100, for a double), just in time to shower and head around the corner for dinner.
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The current owners, who bought the property in 2453 and ran it for a decade as a bed-and-breakfast, updated the kitchen and bathrooms, professionally landscaped the property and last year replaced the roof.
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" Dottie Blaine similarly notes how certain visitors to her bed-and-breakfast "seemed to feel very superior" and that "this matter of different cultures was a fact that got lost in the country these days.
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A stay at a small property like a boutique hotel with a handful of rooms or a bed-and-breakfast is drastically different than a stay at one with hundreds or even thousands of rooms.
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Guests tour the farm and spend the night at its bed-and-breakfast, then return to the luxury hotel for an overnight and a meal featuring farm-raised products (from 370 Canadian, or about $290).
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A year later in a separate transaction with Bank of America, which by then had possession of Albemarle, he bought the Albemarle estate for $0003 million and subsequently turned it into a bed-and-breakfast.
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In "Hitting the Breaks," Mr. White plays a former racecar driver who moves with his family from Atlanta to a small town in Colorado, where he has inherited a bed-and-breakfast, the Serenity Inn.
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The sanctuary is next to a larger, privately owned property that includes a bed-and-breakfast in a historic building dating to 1760 when this area was known as Speedwell and included a cannonball forge.
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Despite a legal six-week time limit on how long families can be housed in a bed-and-breakfast, a third of families known to be living in such accommodation last December stayed for longer.
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Despite a legal six-week time limit on how long families can be housed in a bed-and-breakfast, a third of families known to be living in such accommodation last December stayed for longer.
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But as she was working on a book, "Having What Matters," she realized that what she really wanted was to concentrate on what had been a sideline and go into the bed-and-breakfast business.
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Assuming the corpse belonged to an unlucky mountaineer, Erika and Helmut Simon took a photograph and continued trekking to their bed and breakfast in the Ötztal Alps, where they told their host about the discovery.
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On the same day Prince Harry and Meghan Markle welcomed their baby boy, new grandpa Prince Charles opened a bed and breakfast in Scotland — and rooms start at just 160 pounds a night, or about $208.
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The house was acquired in 2017 by artists Dirt Palace Public Projects, with the intention of turning it into an artist residency and bed and breakfast, to help foster a sustainable arts community in the city.
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"To be honest, we did not know that it was so unknown in the US," says Suzanne Vullers, a Netherlands native who added cows to her bed and breakfast last year after a trip back home.
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Suzanne Vullers and her husband have just added a "cow cuddling" experience to their bed-and-breakfast in upstate New York after Vullers took a trip back to her native Netherlands and saw cow cuddling firsthand.
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In the center of the town of Barolo, Casa Svizzera Agriturismo is a six-room bed-and-breakfast run by the Germano family, well-known winemakers in the area who also operate an adjacent wine shop.
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The Canadian pesos not very good right now, but it was three tanks of gas and a night in a bed and breakfast in Spencer split between the three of us and the cost of food.
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At the Inn on First bed and breakfast in the famous wine town of Napa, co-owner Jamie Cherry was encouraging callers to postpone rather than cancel visits, as wildfires burned largely unchecked across the region.
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Trending If you'd rather save money and stay in a bed-and-breakfast or Airbnb, but don't want to give up amenities like room service, a fitness center or spa, these new services are for you.
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"If you take into consideration that the bed-and-breakfast just down the road was 10 shillings and six pence a night, that wasn't bad, and we got a full-cooked English breakfast, too," Cox said.
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OUR journey started in the Roman-era town of Ventimiglia, just four miles from the French border, where we stayed in a tiny bed-and-breakfast named Casa Fenoglio, built inside a 500-year-old home.
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On this episode, VICE's Trey Smith visited Alaska, where he stayed at Cecelia's B&B, a weed-friendly bed and breakfast in Anchorage, and sampled a THC-infused buffet with folks from the local weed industry.
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A growing bond was evident when Patrizia Opepari, 57, the owner of a Palermo bed and breakfast, and her ward, Kawsu, 17, of Gambia, spoke of their relationship during a walk through Villa Trabia, a Palermo park.
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Daisy and Minnie frequently find themselves in caregiver roles too often associated with women: They are petsitters, birthday cake bakers; they help someone pick out a last-minute gift, cook and clean at a bed and breakfast.
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It is nearly as cute as the pair of sized-up beagles that house Dog Bark Park Inn, a one-unit bed-and-breakfast in rural Idaho that welcomes visitors and their dogs for a comfy stay.
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Those shared experiences brought them back together, and in January 2015, Mr. Stucky proposed to Ms. Mathiowetz, for a second time, during a weekend trip at a bed-and-breakfast in Portsmouth, N.H. This time, she accepted.
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Set in a large estuary filled with life, St. Lucia is a great place for a boat tour to see hippos and crocodiles, which we enjoyed, booking through Hornbill House, the bed-and-breakfast where we stayed.
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When you show up at La Hansi, a restored Saxon farmhouse that opened last October as an 11-room bed-and-breakfast in the Transylvania countryside, it's hard to ignore the feeling that time has moved backward.
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The dam holds 6 million cubic meters of mining waste, roughly half the amount that was released when the Brumadinho tailings dam burst in late January, burying nearby buildings including a company cafeteria and a bed and breakfast.
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Aside from several cottages for rent online, there are only two places for visitors to stay — at the Keeper's House Inn, a bed-and-breakfast in a lighthouse station, and in the five lean-tos at the campground.
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Trying to pitch your boutique bed and breakfast to a 44-year-old "trendy mom" who lives in Seattle, leans conservative and is currently traveling in the Toronto area but hasn't booked a hotel for the night yet?
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A quaint village situated on the Mystic River, Mystic's historic downtown district is full of independently-owned shops, bed-and-breakfast inns, and restaurants that would impress any foodie (including the pizza shop from the movie "Mystic Pizza").
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The couple, who had lived in Almere for 20 years before moving to Oosterwold, grow three varieties of wine grapes next to their new home, and they operate three bed-and-breakfast lodges, which they built in 2017.
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The dam collapse, which unleashed a torrent of toxic mud that engulfed a nearby company cafeteria as well as a bed and breakfast in the area, has triggered a series of investigations into the company and its executives.
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The main characters are women running their own businesses — Cassie has both her shop and a bed-and-breakfast; her friend Stephanie runs the local restaurant, the redundantly named Bistro Cafe; her cousin Abigail runs the flower shop.
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Four weeks later, they bought a hillside property that is now home to a winery, bed-and-breakfast and Corazón de Tierra, whose tasting menu of farm-to-table Mexican fare clocks in at under $50 per person.
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A handy base for coastal exploring, the new Hideaway hotel, a 4083-room bed-and-breakfast in Carmel-by-the-Sea that opened last spring, from the PlumpJack Group, which is well known for its Bay Area restaurants.
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Wearing ripped jeans and a baseball cap that sometimes casts a shadow over his eyes, Cross moseys back and forth over three rugs that give the stage the feeling of a sparsely decorated room in a bed-and-breakfast.
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More than 50,000 flowers were planted, buildings along the main road were repainted, and every bed-and-breakfast in town — including those called the Lamb of God, Divine Mercy and the House of Eden — was fully booked by Friday.
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Like the English couple running a bed and breakfast in Normandy who kept their place shiveringly cold; did not speak French; had never been to Paris; and went on and on, unbidden, about how much they disliked the French.
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The one who did the talking said to get out immediately, not because there was a gas leak, not because anyone was suspected of selling illegal drugs, but because the brownstone was being used as a bed-and-breakfast.
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In August, Regan and her wife Anna officially opened the Milkweed Inn, the do-it-all chef's newest project: a weekend-long bed and breakfast experience in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, offering "glamping" for just 10 guests at a time.
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The former farmstead of the Iowa agriculture innovator Roswell Garst — and the site where Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev visited in 1959 — is now a secluded country bed-and-breakfast that can accommodate up to 22 guests, with three nearby cottages.
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The woman's local authority could not find a space for her in a refuge, so she was placed in bed and breakfast accommodation in her danger zone—the local area where women fleeing violence are most at risk from their abuser.
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Story Inn, a charming but haunted bed and breakfast in Nashville, Indiana, is said to be the home of a spirit known as "Blue Lady," who is thought to be the former wife of the inn's namesake, Dr. George Story.
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Described as a building with "iron bars on windows, 30-inch thick limestone walls, and a heavy steel door," Jailer's Inn Bed and Breakfast is a renovated jail, supposedly haunted by former prisoners whose spirits still lurk around the premises.
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I was of two minds about this puzzle: On the one hand, we have some very nice entries, like BLACK FRIDAY, WAITING AREA, BED AND BREAKFAST, WINE STEWARD, ANDREA DORIA, CYBERMONDAY, FINAGLED (always a fun word), TAKES LEAVE and RADAR BLIPS.
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There's no shortage of talk on Wall Street about leaving the money behind and "going to start a bed-and-breakfast" or "moving to Montana to work on the land," Johnson said, but few people from the financial world follow through.
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CreditCreditSamuel Aranda for The New York Times ISTANBUL — For five generations, Firat Argun's family has lived in Hasankeyf, an ancient town on the Tigris River in southeast Turkey where he runs a small bed-and-breakfast with a well-appointed garden.
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"We knew that a flood was coming," said Darlene Kelly, who rode out the storm at a friend's bed-and-breakfast in the city's southernmost neighborhood, parts of which had been transformed by the standing water into a kind of lagoon.
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Meanwhile, the Christian Institute is using the judgment to reiterate its calls for a "conscience clause" in Northern Irish equality legislation, which could open the way for, say, Christian fundamentalist bed-and-breakfast owners to refuse rooms to gay couples.
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But buyers hoping to find a renovated farmhouse with bed-and-breakfast potential and a view of the Alps and vineyards for 21,2670 euros (or about $2011,3333) are likely to be disappointed, said Richard Edwards, owner of Langhe Property in Piedmont.
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Calculator The five most-viewed listings on The New York Times's "Find a Home" site last month included a modern house in Colorado with vast indoor and outdoor spaces and a 10-bedroom bed-and-breakfast in the Pocono Mountains.
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Husband-and-wife team Glenn Pogue and Monique Greenwood, a former editor-in-chief of Essence magazine, bought and renovated a home called the Akwaaba Mansion in New York City, opening the 1860s villa in 1995 as a bed and breakfast.
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I'd planned to sleep with a blanket and pillow on the floor of a chapel, where most of the travelers would be hunkered down, but Carmelina mentioned a bed-and-breakfast nearby, where one of the documentary crews was staying.
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There, too, I confess I opted to forego a night of sacrifice and sleep in a bed-and-breakfast, albeit a bare-bones room operated by the restaurant that had provided our dinner, rather than roughing it on the ground.
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She told me that retail business is down because the bed-and-breakfast and rental prices have gone up, so that now there are vacancy signs almost every week, except for the popular times like July 4th, Carnival, Family Week, and Bear Week.
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Looking for some of the tranquillity he experienced, my wife, daughter and I put up at Metohi Kindelis, a bed-and-breakfast a few miles inland from the walled city of Chania, with vestiges of Venetian rule in its lighthouse and bulwarked harbor.
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When a design conference came to town in October 2007 and caused all the hotels to sell out, Gebbia pitched Chesky the idea of renting out their space to those who couldn't find a place to stay — a "designers bed and breakfast."
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Our small bed-and-breakfast has provided us with an opportunity to speak to many visitors from afar who enjoy national health service at a fraction of what it costs Americans, but fearmongers would have us believe that this care is inadequate.
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By saving that $482 per month — or $5,784 per year — you could afford to fly your family of four to Ireland, France, Italy, Portugal, or Spain every year, for example, plus pay for a standard bed-and-breakfast and most of your activities.
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I'd like to make Morning Glory muffins this weekend, and serve them just as if the family were staying in a bed-and-breakfast somewhere, the muffins on a platter sitting on a doily and the day full of promise and adventure.
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Size: 12,429 square feet Price per square foot: $418 Indoors: In 218, the property underwent a yearlong renovation and opened in 2200 as an ADA-compliant bed-and-breakfast with an elevator servicing all four floors and geothermal heating throughout the entire building.
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Sometimes, as a mental exercise, I try to pretend I'm still there, sitting in a bed-and-breakfast overlooking the undulating hills of Scotland, and ask myself how I would feel if I saw on the news what's happening in Hong Kong today.
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Not to be sacrilegious, but as a film character, Papa doesn't have a lot of depth; for much of the movie it's as if Mack has stumbled into a very nice bed-and-breakfast and God is the universe's most benevolent innkeeper.
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The house was designed by the Dutch owners, Anjo Van Engelen and Ronald Schelen, and a Portuguese architect to serve as a bed-and-breakfast, but "done in a way to also use it as a private house," Ms. Van Engelen said.
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In other parts of France, as well as in Corsica, I have had luck in calling the tourism bureau of a nearby city and asking for bed-and-breakfast recommendations in the countryside; these employees know the area extremely well and often speak good English.
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I'd encountered a similar peculiarity earlier that morning, when I'd made a last minute online reservation at a lovely bed-and-breakfast, Red Bluff Cottage, only to receive a distressed call from the owner, Bonnie Ponstein, wondering what time, exactly, I was planning to arrive.
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Mr. Evans, who had been staying at a private home on St. John, found refuge from the storm at a bed-and-breakfast on St. Thomas, then tried to evacuate via a Marriott-chartered ferry, but was turned away because of liability issues, Mrs.
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At the Key West Bed and Breakfast, Jody Carlson and the six people on their way to ride out the storm with her could do little more than trust in the Bahamian shipbuilders who built her three-story wooden guesthouse at least 120 years ago.
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When Gabriela's job and relationship fall apart in the span of a week, she (drunkenly) decides to enter an online essay contest, one that will gift the winner a picturesque bed-and-breakfast in rural New Zealand to own and run as they see fit.
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None of this is cause for alarm, of course, depending on whom you ask and their desire to, say, go on a vacation with me and stay at a bed-and-breakfast and talk about the blueberry muffins and seek hiking tips from strangers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court handed a defeat on Monday to a bed and breakfast owner in Hawaii who turned away a lesbian couple due to her Christian beliefs, but it could soon take up another major case on the conflict between gay and religious rights.
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Among the timeworn saloon and historic mining A -frames turned cozy cafes are three affordable lodging options: Hotel Minturn, a sleek four-room boutique hotel; the just-revamped Minturn Inn, a homestead house turned bed-and-breakfast; and the Bunkhouse, a cheerful hostel with 38 bunks and shared bathrooms.
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Even more improbable is the Campbell House, a bed-and-breakfast recently acquired by the inn that is made up of a stone homestead and some cottages whose construction and frilly décor are more reminiscent of the New England countryside than something on the edge of a wilderness.
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"We are working right now to get people out of shelters and into more permanent sheltering options such as hotels, or even bed-and-breakfast inns — people have offered up rentals, people have been amazing," said Shawn Boyd, a spokesman for the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services.
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I accepted the offer of a room at a comfortable bed-and-breakfast called Le Quercigliole, where I took a hot shower that restored me before we all sat down for pasta with a red sauce, veal with peas and potatoes, and pastries baked by the Colantuono women.
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That was before the housing frenzy swept through Bed-Stuy; before 7 Arlington Place was sold for $1.7 million ($400,000 above the asking price); before it underwent a top-to-bottom renovation; before it was rezoned as a one-family house; and before the bed-and-breakfast opened.
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" During his visit, President Obama repeatedly pushed the Castro regime to do more to connect Cubans to the online world, particularly as a path to nurturing homegrown businesses like the country's hundreds of bed and breakfast "casas particulares" (many now getting listed on Airbnb) and in-home restaurants, called "paladares.
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I earned my $32,000 month from one of my favorite islands in Greece, waking up in a cozy bed and breakfast overlooking the ocean, working from my laptop from charming outdoor cafés, and spending my precious time and energy on projects that I choose and that set my soul on fire.
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If you are committed to the Brazilian pousada, or bed-and-breakfast, concept, your best bet is to stay not in Recife but in Olinda, about 20 minutes by car to the north, where colonial homes have been fixed up and splashed with bright colors, making for uniquely memorable ambiences.
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It hit me when I was in a cellphone store buying a SIM card and a woman overheard my housing dilemma, called her cousin Simona, who owns a bed-and-breakfast, and within 10 minutes I had a room at one of the most charming places I've stayed at on this entire trip.
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A Tetris-like assemblage of stone, glass and whitewashed concrete, the five-room bed-and-breakfast, which opened in 2012, was designed by Lisbon-based architect Jordi Fornells and eclectically decorated (Saarinen Tulip chairs, striped wool rugs from nearby Monsaraz) by its owners, François Savatier and Jean-Christophe Lalanne, a French couple.
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The family lives in Christ — if my visit overlaps with a Sunday, I join the congregation Pete ministers to in the church on the family property, an old-school Virginia holding of corn, cotton and soybeans, with lots reserved for the family farm, a small publishing house and a bed-and-breakfast.
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Tomorrow morning, you can slice them in half, vertically, toast the sides in butter in a cast-iron pan, eat them with coffee and the paper just as if you were in a bed-and-breakfast in the Catskills, on Somes Sound in Maine, in a yurt outside Homer, Alaska, somewhere fine.
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In addition to becoming a bed-and-breakfast owner, Prince Charles will be hosting the first palace garden party of the season instead of Queen Elizabeth II. Each year, Queen Elizabeth hosts up to three garden parties on the grounds of Buckingham Palace, as well as one at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Scotland.
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McDowall said she was advised by Australia's second-largest bank that she could achieve her dream of retiring to run a bed-and-breakfast (B&B) by selling her home and using part of her and her husband's pension pot as a deposit for a loan on a B&B property where they could live.
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He's looking for a bed and breakfast, he shows up at Javier Bardem and Jennifer Lawrence's giant Victorian home, the groaning Victorian home, and rather than send him to the place where he was supposed to be going, Javier Bardem's character is a narcissist of infinite proportions and says, please, by all means, come in.
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Bored by industry trends — "if I see another hotel with all white furniture and reclaimed wood, I'm going to die," he said — he realized that Los Angeles had no such thing as a chic bed-and-breakfast, a non-Airbnb hybrid of home and hotel where guests without expense accounts could afford to stay.
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The pair had been initially reported missing on July 28 when deputies from the Morongo Basin Sheriff's Station were contacted by the owner of a local bed and breakfast who told deputies that he believed his guests — Nguyen and Orbeso — went hiking in the park that morning but never returned to check out, the statement said.
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For instance: Shortly after the second volcano trip, Cossman was walking to a meeting in Manhattan when a random email arrived from a man in Nicaragua who'd seen his videos and wondered if the flaming hellscape that had just erupted in his literal backyard, behind the family's bed and breakfast, was a lava lake that might be of interest.
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Predictably, the Israeli government and its supporters responded by attacking Airbnb, including in this outrageous lawsuit filed under the Fair Housing Act – a civil rights statute intended to fight discrimination in housing – because Airbnb will no longer list a bed and breakfast in a Jewish-only settlement built on land that was stolen from my father.
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The booming vacation rental market is already worth more than $100 billion, and it's only expected to grow in the next few years as websites attract more people (and investors) to list their homes to earn some cash, and a new wave of property managers springs up to handle the routine nuisances of operating a bed-and-breakfast.
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The Pair Vanished July 163, Launching an 11-Week Search The two were reported missing on July 28 when the owner of a bed-and-breakfast where they were registered called the sheriff's office to say they'd failed to return after departing early on July 27 for a likely hike in the park, leaving their belongings behind.
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Drenched in Southern Gothic tropes and wielding more double-edged charm than a bed-and-breakfast full of peepholes, the first episode, "Vanish," packs in a host of mystery tropes: emo protagonist with a murky past, a small town with secrets, eccentric local color, it looks like we have a serial killer on our hands, and bingo.
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Invitees had been given about five days' notice, and I spent goodness knows how many Euros to fly from Prague to London and attend the event—borrowing a dress from a friend, booking a room at a cozy, Cambridge bed-and-breakfast, and, of course, scouring the Czech Republic for the perfect flower crown to wear.
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Now Ms. Griffin, a retired English teacher, runs a bed-and-breakfast, the Jacob Brewster House, in an 0003-vintage Georgian wood-frame in nearby Sackets Harbor, N.Y., and offers well-seasoned advice and lore to visitors like my wife and me on their way to the pleasures of the Thousand Islands region, including Boldt Castle on Heart Island.
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"They're in a position that this organization was years ago, where, you know, it takes a lot of initial fund-raising and effort to get to the point where you're running a sustainable bed-and-breakfast," said Patrick Landewe, 46, who has been the keeper of the Saugerties Lighthouse on the Hudson River for 12 years.
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"In addition to passing AAA's rigorous on-site inspection, the properties that have received the Inspector's Best Of Housekeeping award have demonstrated a tremendous commitment to keeping their property in top condition — whether that be a small inn or bed-and-breakfast, a sprawling resort or a skyscraping city hotel — at all times for our members and their guests," said Petrone.
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She has rightly been considered one of our greatest living writers since Wolf Hall, but she was already a colossus well before then, and Fludd is perhaps my favorite: It is short, Gothic, funny, sharp, and contains a fantastically sexy scene in which the devil slowly removes a nun's wimple in a bed-and-breakfast in the North of England.
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Lynott Tours, for example, has a seven-night "Ireland Bed and Breakfast Christmas" package that includes accommodations in your choice of more than 21 bed-and-breakfasts throughout Ireland, breakfast, a rental car, and round-trip airfare on Aer Lingus from a dozen cities in the United States including New York City, Los Angeles and Boston to Dublin International Airport.
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