Many apartments are now run as bed-and-breakfasts or turned for cash.
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Buildings Department officials said they were not out to get bed-and-breakfasts.
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Private bed and breakfasts would absorb what they could of increased demand, he said.
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New Orleans has a wide range of hotels and well-priced bed-and-breakfasts.
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Airbnbs are homes in a way that the old bed-and-breakfasts were not.
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There's a reason I adore bed-and-breakfasts, and it's not the bed part.
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Roccascalegna is dotted with fruit trees, stone cottages, a few bed and breakfasts, and restaurants.
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The vineyard properties are often converted into boutique hotels or bed-and-breakfasts, agents said.
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In addition to their two bed-and-breakfasts, they also own an interior design company.
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Of course, boutique hotels and bed-and-breakfasts have long been allowed to exist on Airbnb.
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Thames Street's shops, nightlife, and cozy bed and breakfasts make this waterfront street a popular destination.
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Stay in home rentals, bed-and-breakfasts or boutique hotels to reduce your exposure to others.
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The worst form of accommodation, according to the report, are bed and breakfasts, which are more like hostels.
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Residents share At such bed and breakfasts, the commissioner's office found homeless children sharing bathrooms with drug abusers.
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From local bed-and-breakfasts to hotels and professional property management: how will Airbnb solve its identity crisis?
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More than 2,270 new hotels, motels, inns and bed-and-breakfasts were added over the past three years.
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Part of that launch meant that Airbnb would start working with bed-and-breakfasts and smaller, independent-owned hotels.
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Let's say a travel agency advertises packages to Las Vegas to extroverts, and secluded bed and breakfasts to introverts.
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A great resource for bed-and-breakfasts (chambre d'hôtes) or vacation rentals (gîtes) in Corsica's interior is Chambres-Hotes.fr.
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Where to stay: Cabins, hotels and bed-and-breakfasts are all options, and the Western Riviera has lakefront access.
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That builds on earlier reforms, which allow "self-employed" Cubans to own restaurants, bed-and-breakfasts and other small businesses.
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In August, it placed a temporary halt on new licenses for bed-and-breakfasts, restaurants and other privately owned businesses.
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"We like to have other businesses off the farm," Kivirist says, highlighting CSAs, bed and breakfasts and small crafts as examples.
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In 2018, the business said it more than doubled the number of boutique hotels, bed and breakfasts, hostels and resorts available.
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Hotels, hostels, bed and breakfasts, campsites, caravan parks, and boarding houses for commercial/leisure use (excluding permanent residents and key workers).
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From chic bed-and-breakfasts to sprawling modern luxuries, these hotels are notable bright spots in a city filled with stars.
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But such housing is often in poor-quality hostels or bed-and-breakfasts, far away from a family's jobs, schools and community.
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It is an especially ideal destination for adventurous backpackers because there are many family-run bed-and-breakfasts and agritourism-style homestays.
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Cruise passengers spend little on land, while those vacationing on the island spend much more at hotels, bed and breakfasts and restaurants.
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One source said authorities would on Friday order private restaurants and bed-and-breakfasts to close and announce fiscal benefits for them.
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All of those bed-and-breakfasts, and the city's roughly 2,500 hotels, produce a lot of towels and linens that need laundering.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, "hundreds of hotels, bed-and-breakfasts, and boutique resorts have been put up for sale" in Turkey.
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Until Powder Mountain's village is built, skier lodging for both ski resorts consists primarily of off-site condos and a few bed-and-breakfasts.
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Early last year, it made changes to its site to make it easier for boutique hotels and bed-and-breakfasts to list their rooms.
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There are 580,000 self-employed license holders, including cab drivers, tradesmen and the employees of thousands of private eateries, bed and breakfasts, and construction contractors.
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The recent explosion of bed and breakfasts, beauty parlors, and repair shops run out of private homes is widely welcomed as a sign of positive change.
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Airbnb will also make it easier for boutique hotels and bed-and-breakfasts — once its arch enemies — to list their rooms on its online booking site.
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For the past 23 years, small bed and breakfasts from Jackson to Eaton, New Hampshire, have been participating in the annual Inn to Inn Cookie Tour.
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This is especially true on induction weekend, when rooms in motels and bed and breakfasts 30 miles from Cooperstown still run upwards of $200 a night.
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We stayed in bed-and-breakfasts, and I learned about all-you-can-eat buffets — fried chicken, mac and cheese, grits, collard greens, total soul food.
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David La Puma, director of New Jersey Audubon's Cape May Bird Observatory, said that many bed-and-breakfasts in the area now cater specifically to birders.
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Thanks largely to Sextantio, there are now new jobs, thousands of tourists annually, nearly two dozen new bed-and-breakfasts and several restaurants, galleries and shops.
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Newport's supply of hotel rooms is limited — about 2,400, including bed-and-breakfasts and time-shares — for a destination that receives some three million visitors annually.
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Simona Boieriu, who owns a small farm on the slopes of the Tarcu mountains, now sells her tomatoes to bed-and-breakfasts that cater to eco-tourists.
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Take in epic vistas of the Pacific, feel dwarfed by giant redwoods, and stop at vineyards and cute bed and breakfasts all along its 655.8 winding miles.
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Meanwhile, 222,000 flew in for longer stays on the island at hotels and private bed and breakfasts, a drop of 42 percent according to the ministry report.
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It could also expand its "Instant Book" option, which works more like booking for traditional hotels or bed and breakfasts, where guests aren't screened before they're accepted.
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In terms of boosting the economy, cruise arrivals tend to spend little, while those vacationing on the island spend much more at hotels, bed and breakfasts and restaurants.
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In Santo Domingo, private restaurants and bed-and-breakfasts have sprung up alongside the main road, where cows and horses saunter across nonchalantly in search of better pastures.
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Increased U.S. arrivals to Havana in particular fostered the rapid growth of the country's fledgling private sector, with many Cubans rushing to open bed-and-breakfasts and restaurants.
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Declining towns near major cities would see higher tourism revenue as city dwellers took day trips to historical sites and stayed at bed and breakfasts in the countryside.
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If the hotels are too pricey for you, explore alternate options such as apartment or home rentals, bed-and-breakfasts or a private room in a hostel, said Schlichter.
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The acquisition comes just a little over a year after Airbnb first launched Airbnb Plus, a subsection of its service that includes boutique hotels and traditional bed and breakfasts.
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New hotels or bed-and-breakfasts have been tightly restricted or banned for many years, to preserve some degree of the residential character that is part of the attraction.
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Their top concern was about the shift from individual to group travel – a model that is far more difficult for bed-and-breakfasts and other small businesses to accommodate.
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Airbnb already allows boutique hotels and bed-and-breakfasts to list rooms on its platform, and in 2018, it made it easier for boutique hotels to use the site.
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But the sharing economy has upended that assumption, with companies like Airbnb and VRBO making it easy for owners to turn houses and apartments into de facto bed-and-breakfasts.
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According to a Brookings Institution study from 2013, restaurants, snack shops, bed and breakfasts, taxis and street vendors of agricultural products are among the most popular entrepreneurial ventures for Cubans.
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"In the case of tourists, staying in hotels will be favored (over bed-and-breakfasts), where there are all the conditions to increase epidemiological vigilance and medical supervision," it wrote.
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As his mother regretted the city becoming a "Disneyland on the Sea," Mr. Mingati said that the expanding empire of bed-and-breakfasts was now forcing people out of Mestre.
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The special enforcement office has been on the lookout for problem bed-and-breakfasts as far back as 2012, when Michael R. Bloomberg, a Republican turned independent, was the mayor.
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Moreover Cuba has authorized self-employment only in certain, highly specific categories, and it stopped issuing new licenses last year for certain popular activities like running restaurants and bed and breakfasts.
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"Havana and other cities are blossoming with new restaurants and bed-and-breakfasts; transportation services, including taxis and trucking; as well as private construction firms and appliance-fixing shops," Feinberg said.
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The couple fell in love with the North Fork, Mr. Phillips said, having frequented bed-and-breakfasts there for a few weekends every summer for the better part of a decade.
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Mr. Dodd, who dropped out of the 2008 primary immediately after the caucuses, had some suggestions of his own, including that I find some nice bed-and-breakfasts in northeastern Iowa.
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Last year, the company unveiled changes like a loyalty program and began to allow its guests to book rooms through the portal in boutique hotels, bed-and-breakfasts, and vacation homes.
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That announcement on Tuesday caused dismay among Cubans hoping to open bed-and-breakfasts or restaurants, and others who believe expanding the private sector is vital to boosting the country's ailing economy.
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In addition to Airbnb Plus, the company's main site now will have four new property types — boutique hotels, bed-and-breakfasts, vacation homes and distinctive properties such as tree houses and yurts.
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They allow people to make human connections in an era that has become much more institutionalized in the decades since family-run bed-and-breakfasts began being replaced by standardized hotel chains.
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Ms. Mandarano maintains that after Airbnb refused to divulge to investigators the addresses of properties listed on its site, the city began to target bed-and-breakfasts, which have their own websites.
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But another barrier to increased U.S. travel is that Cuba's hotels, bed and breakfasts, transportation services and amenities are already stretched to the limit, with a record 3.5 million foreign arrivals last year.
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In Quebec, Canada's Charlevoix region, La Malbaie — population 8,000 — is a quiet mountain town where tourists visit year-round for kayaking, hiking, fishing and river cruises and staying at charming bed and breakfasts.
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New York law prohibits people from renting rooms in their apartments for less than 30 days when they are not present, but many questions about bed-and-breakfasts in the city remain open.
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Finally, the report asks local authorities to inspect temporary homes before re-locating families to them, and to do away with bed and breakfasts entirely as a temporary housing option — even in emergency situations.
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Lodging/Accessibility Ask your venue if they have on-site lodging either for the wedding party or your entire guest list, and if they don't, ask for their recommended hotels and bed and breakfasts.
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Still, the language was welcome news for Airbnb and the private bed-and-breakfasts that use the travel-booking site and even Cuba hard-liners in Congress said it was something they could swallow.
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Although they typically contributed less to the economy as they stayed on ships rather than in hotels or bed-and-breakfasts, they hired drivers and tour guides and spent at private shops, bars and restaurants.
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Airbnb is said to have plans to add more listings of boutique hotels and bed-and-breakfasts to its own service and has suggested it could offer flights, although it has not offered any details.
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Their hope rests on the notion that if people can turn their homes into ad hoc bed-and-breakfasts using platforms like Airbnb, what's stopping them from selling their home in a game of skill?
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They also recognized that re-imposing travel limits to Cuba would hurt the people Trump says he wants to support: independent Cuban entrepreneurs who run restaurants, bed and breakfasts and markets frequented by American travelers.
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Airbnb competes with hotels and other traditional forms of lodging from bed and breakfasts to holiday lets by helping people rent out their homes or apartments, either in full or as part of a house-share.
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In what feels to me like a return to the 60s, Havana is full of private restaurants, bars and bed and breakfasts that the government has no idea how to regulate beyond charging them astronomical taxes.
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While the decline is impacting the state tourism sector, it is also hurting the many restaurants, bed-and-breakfasts and taxi drivers in the fledgling Cuban private sector that the United States says it wants to support.
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The clothing brand is one of the success stories among the private stores, restaurants and bed-and-breakfasts that have emerged under President Raul Castro, who has implemented market reforms to modernize Cuba's Soviet-style command economy.
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Electricity consumption has risen significantly over the past 10 years as Cubans who receive remittances from abroad kept air-conditioners whirring and private restaurants, bars and bed-and-breakfasts added refrigerators and heated food in toaster ovens.
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Hammes had been well-known along the 2,190 mile (3,524 km) Appalachian Trail, which stretches from Georgia to Maine, in his years as a fugitive, frequenting bed and breakfasts and other facilities, the Lexington Herald-Leader newspaper reported.
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Mr. White is a member of the Short-Term Rental Committee, not an official city entity, but a vocal coalition of preservationists, neighborhood activists, owners of traditional bed-and-breakfasts and residents of various historic New Orleans neighborhoods.
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It's got cobblestone streets, cute bed and breakfasts galore, and 21 lush public squares ringed by beautiful old homes, but you can take the romance up another notch by riding a horse-drawn carriage through the historic district.
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With regulators around the world increasingly regulating short-term rentals, blaming Airbnb for exacerbating already tight housing markets, the startup has been adding listings from hotels and bed-and-breakfasts - establishments that have protested against Airbnb's business model.
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Airbnb said that guests would be able to book rooms through the portal in boutique hotels, bed-and-breakfasts and vacation homes, allowing its customers to have the option to nab stays on the turf of its rivals.
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It now owns last-minute hotel booking site HotelTonight, and last year it brought bed-and-breakfasts and boutique hotels onto the platform as part of its Airbnb Plus tier, which introduced hotel-like standardization for higher-end listings.
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We slept for a few hours at Lyabi House Hotel, one of several bed-and-breakfasts in Bukhara housed in 19th-century Jewish merchants houses, and then headed for the Po-i-Kalon religious complex, the city's architectural highlight.
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With its pleasure pier of fairground rides stretching 300 meters (yards) off the shore, and cluster of bed and breakfasts, Clacton used to be a destination for holidaying Britons before trips to Europe became popular from the 1960s onwards.
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It's kitschy, retro, campy and bohemian, where locals and visitors alike walk barefoot along the 254-square-mile island that's full of 19th century built homes in Caribbean colors, open-air restaurants and bars and cheap bed and breakfasts.
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Although this is arguably less horrific than other tragic stories of gruesome accidental deaths of Airbnb renters, it's a serious issue that this fast-growing share economy is widely under-regulated compared to hotels and more traditional bed and breakfasts.
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Airbnb, in particular, has stressed its collection of hotel taxes in cities as proof of its generosity and civic engagement, even though it's simply doing something that regular bed and breakfasts—to say nothing of hotel chains—have done for decades.
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Matthieu Jost, the chief executive and a founder of misterb&b, a website that helps travelers find gay-friendly bed-and-breakfasts around the world, said Santiago, Chile, and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, have been popular searches on his site recently.
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The residents living down the hall opened their homes to patrons for a small tip, a transaction in keeping with part of Cuba's economy; many people run bed-and-breakfasts, restaurants and even clandestine clothing shops out of their houses.
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San Marino, which is now the least-visited country in Europe, according to the UN World Tourism Organization, is surrounded by lush vineyards and rolling hills, and dotted with cute bed and breakfasts, romantic restaurants, and narrow, winding stone streets.
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You can already reserve rooms in boutique hotels, bed and breakfasts, hostels, and resorts on Airbnb; adding HotelTonight will make it easier for people to find hotels to stay in at the last minute when home hosts are already booked, the company said.
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Airbnb also now lists hundreds of privately owned houses where open-minded Americans can stay and interact with locals, and last week it said its connections have helped place $40 million in the pockets of Cuban owners of private bed-and-breakfasts.
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Then he turned down a side road through a settled area of pensions and bed-and-breakfasts, and guided us at last into the driveway of our tucked-away inn, a modern, three-story beige house set on a wide lawn surrounded by snowy woods.
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They will likely provide a boost for the tourism sector by allowing businesses like restaurants, cafes and privately run bed and breakfasts to provide Wi-Fi for their clients — an almost obligatory service in much of the world, but still extremely rare in Cuba.
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When the rules finally came out this week, they ended up including a provision that allows travelers to stay in private bed-and-breakfasts, like those listed on Airbnb, if they are visiting the island under the "Support for the Cuban People" travel category.
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Public sales of lighthouses have generated millions of dollars over the years — the Graves Island Light Station near Boston was sold at auction for more than $930,000 in 2013 — and they're used for multiple purposes, including vacation homes, bed-and-breakfasts, and concert venues.
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Per a report released on September 9 by Oxford Economics on behalf of the American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) and cited by the Times, developers are building more new lodgings, with over 2,270 hotels, motels, inns, and bed-and-breakfasts added in the last three years.
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There are still the seasonal visitors, but they tend to be less disruptive than the weekend revelers who rent shares of Hamptons homes in the towns to the island's mainland; many Shelter Island guests stay in bed-and-breakfasts or rent stately Victorians for the entire summer.
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As a result of increased travel, we've seen a huge expansion in the private sector in terms of restaurants and bed-and-breakfasts and people offering tours in classic cars, so I think this could very much hurt the private sector more than the state sector.
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Many of these plantation houses have become bed-and-breakfasts — luxury tourist destinations that routinely serve as wedding venues, where women in white dresses walk down the aisle in a place with few, if any, nods to the enslaved black people who worked the ground on which they're getting married.
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The warnings about travel and visa restrictions for Cubans damage the very people whom President Trump has said he would like to help — the new Cuban entrepreneurs who have invested money in renovating apartments to create bed-and-breakfasts, the private restaurant owners, taxi drivers, tour guides, waiters, artists and craftspeople.
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Bed-and-breakfasts are another option, including the Old Mission Inn (18599 Mission Road) on the Old Mission Peninsula, from $175 in August; the Grey Hare Inn (1994 Carroll Road), also on the Peninsula, from $245 in August; and, in town, the Wellington Inn (230 Wellington Street), from $205 in August.
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Anyone in Matera can tell you the story of how far the city has had to come to be a place that has things like bed-and-breakfasts and hotels; I strongly encourage making Casa Noha, an interactive museum, your first stop, to hear about the city in dramatic narration with visuals.
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They have been trying to sell the property because they rarely visit it, which is due in part to the fact that they own two bed-and-breakfasts in Cape May, N.J. The house, just steps from a lake, has a log cabin-y feel, with vaulted ceilings and a stone fireplace.
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Airbnb, which allows individuals to rent rooms or entire residences on a short-term basis, has drawn the ire of the hospitality industry and some cities — including New York and San Francisco — that say that the website potentially allows people to illegally rent out space with fewer regulations than hotels or bed and breakfasts.
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I had imagined Montego Bay would glitter with opulent hotels and restaurants, clubs and shops — and it did, in the resorts — but the town's Hip Strip (Gloucester Avenue) was a letdown, lined with midrange hotels, bed-and-breakfasts, hostels, souvenir shops, jerk food stands, hustlers, and Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville, maybe MoBay's most popular club.
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All are now gone; but the town nonetheless continues, with the courthouse, an office of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, a public swimming pool, a lumberyard, a good restaurant, the grain elevators, a motel, two bed-and-breakfasts, a public school for K-12, four churches, two banks, the health center, a veterinary clinic, and the library.
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For example, when flying to Eastern European cities, purchasing a transatlantic flight to London and then a separate onward ticket on a budget airline can be cheaper than flying nonstop from the U.S. When it comes to lodging, you could find bed and breakfasts, vacation rentals or even hostels with private rooms are a more affordable option than hotels, Schlichter said.
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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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Murphy added that while he wanted to get long terms lets back on the market, he did not want people to lose the ability to home share in circumstances like when they go on holidays, rent out a bedroom to help pay the bills or let their homes in rural areas where there are not enough hotels or bed and breakfasts.
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When the funds from European Union programs arrived in the 1980s and '90s, government officials of all parties squandered them or used them to dig foundations for bed-and-breakfasts in the middle of nowhere — sites without access roads, electricity or water — only to abandon them, while farmers falsified their records to receive grossly inflated subsidies, allowing corruption to soak through every cell of society.
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The hoteliers have described the décor as chic yet unpretentious, which, in this case, means they have stripped out the island-style chintz and shabby-chic often found in Vineyard bed-and-breakfasts, added a high gloss dark stain to the wood floors, pulled in cool blue and white geometric rugs and wallpapers, and maintained a crisp teal blue, cream and gray color palate throughout the hotel.
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Cost: 69.95 dollars for an adult and 44.95 dollars for children, who must be at least 40 inches tall Airbnb accommodations are abundant in Niagara-on-the-Lake, with one-bedrooms and suites often available for under 100 dollars a night, but so are Bed and Breakfasts, such as St. Andrews House B&B, (double rooms under 200 dollars), where the Scottish owners serve a hot breakfast each morning, complete with muffins and croissants.
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The Golden Gate National Recreation Area also has its own charging station, so users can have access while they explore California's renowned Golden Gate Bridge before driving over it in their fully charged EV. The Great Smoky Mountains are home to several charging stations in hotels and bed and breakfasts surrounding the mountains, including one at the Smoky Mountain Brewery -- you can get your car charged up while scarfing down a tasty meal and responsibly sampling some adult beverages.
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