I used to think guesthouses only existed on grand estates.
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They checked into guesthouses near Munambam, a busy fishing port.
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The property has TWO guesthouses, plus a one bedroom apartment.
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The countryside is dotted with rustically authentic guesthouses and homestays.
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Hotels, Airbnbs, apartments, and guesthouses all have different heating systems.
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The other guesthouses are clean and comfortable, with bathrooms en suite.
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Many of those rooms listed are from unlicensed hotels and guesthouses.
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Many of those plots soon mushroomed into illegal guesthouses for Chinese tourists.
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Taxis versus buses, luxury hotels versus guesthouses or hostels, guides versus going solo.
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In all three areas, there's an ample array of hotels, guesthouses and Airbnbs.
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Thousands of the rooms are from unlicensed hotels and guesthouses, its executives have acknowledged.
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Across the countryside nongjiale, or rural guesthouses, promote themselves as relaxing retreats from urban life.
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The place seemed to be a relatively tame building of small businesses and cheap guesthouses.
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The compound is home to multiple dwellings, including two guesthouses and a 13,600-square-foot mansion.
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Today, the mayor boasts, there are ten banks, 40 petrol stations and more than 300 guesthouses.
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Lodging in general on the island is basic but comfortable — mostly small-scale, family-run guesthouses.
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The attack occurred late Monday near the Green Village, home to several international organizations and guesthouses.
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It is rushing to build new luxury hotels and even turning cruise ships into floating guesthouses.
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The target of the blast was the Green Village compound, which houses several international organizations and guesthouses.
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Khweis told his captors that during his time in ISIS guesthouses he was surrounded by Russians and Uzbeks.
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The main hotel building is four stories and gleaming white; small outbuildings contain semi- to super-private guesthouses.
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The lot features a pool, pond with fountain, basketball court, guesthouses, gardens, and a Playboy mansion-style grotto.
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Likewise, the system also lets smaller guesthouses use the internet — RedDoorz' website and app — to get new customers.
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Demand has been driven by the affordability of larger homes that can be converted into hotels or guesthouses.
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And they have opened scores of homestays, or small guesthouses, and other businesses that support the tourism industry.
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Guraidhoo has a permanent population of around 1,900 people, but hosts 12 guesthouses and another 1,000 day visitors.
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There's a large pool and what appears to be an adjacent hot tub outside one of the large guesthouses.
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India's Mail Today newspaper said the number of politicians held in their homes and guesthouses was more than 400.
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Sitting on 17.6 acres, the grounds of the mansion include a pool, grotto, pond, basketball court, guesthouses and gardens.
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He also stayed at al Qaeda guesthouses, underwent basic extremist training and "possibly" attended advanced training, the report says.
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That's almost half of the country's approximately 46,000 registered inns and guesthouses, with annual revenues that exceed $3.6 billion.
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The laureates paid their own airfare and were provided accommodation in guesthouses by the North Korean government, he said.
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Of the property's outbuildings, one of the two four-bedroom guesthouses has been fully renovated, as have the stables.
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Cabdrivers, guesthouses and private restaurants in Cuba patronized by individual travelers would most likely feel the impact of restrictions.
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The 1,600 square-foot property boasts two guesthouses, a pool house and even a small vineyard according to the listing.
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When the Gulf Arab alliance intervened in Yemen, Hadi and many of his ministers fled to luxury guesthouses in Riyadh.
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Clouds often appear suddenly and impair visibility (the cause of a 2008 crash), and guesthouses cluster close to the runway.
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With the financial support of his father, he traveled around, staying for several months at a time in different guesthouses.
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"Every day is cold," says Bhimiaj Kulung, a Nepalese cook working at the Alpine Inn, one of Lobuche's few guesthouses.
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This has led to an increase of Airbnbs and guesthouses known as casas particulares, which are not directly government-run.
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Afterward, the government forced a host of cafes and guesthouses to shut down for fear they would draw more violence.
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Most foreigners visit Inn Chit Thu, a nonprofit ecotourism group, the only tourist-centered business in town beside the guesthouses.
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The beachfront Strongheart Manor features a 19903,000-square-foot main house with two guesthouses and a basketball court on six acres.
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An undated memo for its "administrators" outlined 22 best practices that included the installation of "complaint boxes" in al Qaeda's guesthouses.
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It features a 13,000-square-foot mansion, two guesthouses, a tennis court, a swimming pool, and a nine-hole golf course.
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The beachfront Strongheart Manor features a 14,000-square-foot main house with two guesthouses and a basketball court on six acres.
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Plots of land and houses with significant acreage and outbuildings that could be repurposed as studios or guesthouses are also available.
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One exception is on social media such as WeChat, where drivers share tips about bad traffic, good food and clean guesthouses.
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By then, she had already contacted more than 10 hotels and guesthouses, but was rejected by all, according to her post.
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Like most of Trat's guesthouses, Artist's Place sold ferry tickets to the nearby islands, which included transportation to a nearby pier.
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My experiences with Kanazawa guesthouses were very clinical; I never met another person, and let myself in and out via a lockbox.
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The rest of the time, guests walk from village to village, staying in local guesthouses (10 days from £1,052, or about $1,480).
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Mr. Shareef said discussions of conservation on Guraidhoo should not be limited to guesthouses, which are typically built closer to the shoreline.
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"Right now, people here are only building hotels and guesthouses," said Hayat Khan, an executive at the Ocean Paradise Hotel in Cox's Bazar.
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In Morocco, the best way to see the country is by staying in riads, traditional Moroccan homes that have been converted into guesthouses.
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Located in Southern Italy's Gagliano del Capo, the 158-year-old Palazzo Daniele earned two distinctions: best guesthouses and hotel of the year.
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The Ladakh region, dotted with poplars and dominated by the Himalayas, has changed noticeably over the last decade, welcoming more tourists, restaurants and guesthouses.
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New, upscale coffee shops and guesthouses have begun to appear and are likely to flourish as the subways make Chinatown more accessible to tourists.
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Guesthouses are now popping up along roads to Pakistan's northern mountains, which until 1970s were a stop-off for Westerners on the "Hippie Trail".
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Far more satisfying is to stay in one of the casas particulares, private guesthouses, in the town of Nueva Gerona and make day trips.
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He lives in hiding most of the time, shuttling through multiple cities of the Persian Gulf, Turkey and Afghanistan, holding meetings in well-guarded government guesthouses.
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As for the house, it has 7 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, a tennis court, a swimming pool (of course), a children's playground and a couple of guesthouses.
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For one, it's composed of six freestanding guesthouses and a main house, which offer privacy and stunning views (this is the island's only ocean-facing hotel).
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He said the cloister, part of a complex that includes father and son homes and three guesthouses, was inspired by the family's yearly trips to Rome.
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Security had been beefed up since 2014, when a wave of bombings in Kabul targeting foreign guesthouses, restaurants and clubs drove many expatriates to leave the city.
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The 20183-bedroom, 12-bath property, known as Strongheart Manor, features a 14,000-square-foot main house with two guesthouses and a basketball court on six acres.
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The 12-bedroom, 12-bath property, known as Strongheart Manor, features a 14,19973-square-foot main house with two guesthouses and a basketball court on six acres.
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The Taliban are resurgent, even seasoned journalists are being targeted, beloved guesthouses and hotels that were considered safe territory for foreigners are now being bombed or shuttered.
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The development has a saloon, a gym, a three-hole golf course, guesthouses, stables, an airstrip, and horse and snowmobile paths leading directly into forest and parkland.
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We did, however, take other precautions: worked with a well-vetted and experienced local team, dressed and traveled like Afghans, and stayed in safe and unmarked guesthouses.
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"The coastal regions are the most in demand, but also properties on the Camino de Santiago, where clients like to start guesthouses," Mr. Van der Weide said.
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The 12-bedroom, 12-bath property, known as Strongheart Manor, features a 14,000-square-foot main house with two guesthouses and a basketball court on six acres.
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Now, with guesthouses injecting cash into local economies and providing greater employment opportunities outside the resort industry, many hope this new revenue generator is here to stay.
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Last year, guesthouses, which were initially exempt from the policy, were added to the list of green taxpaying businesses at a discounted rate of $3 a night.
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Accommodations run the gamut, from guesthouses in the middle of nowhere to trendy hotels that wouldn't be out of place in Amsterdam (there are plenty of Airbnbs too).
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Many have been converted into cafes, shops, guesthouses and, occasionally, pieds-à-terre for residents seeking the sort of authenticity that only a very old home can provide.
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In an attempt to lift the flagging tourism industry, he introduced a one-year licence fee waiver for travel agents, hotels and guesthouses, as well as restaurants and hawkers.
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While many forts have been turned into prisons, government offices, guesthouses, or simply left abandoned, Elmina Castle and another infamous fortress, Cape Coast Castle, see thousands of tourists annually.
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But after the 2008 election of Mohamed Nasheed as president — the first democratically elected leader after 30 years under autocracy — a law was passed that allowed residents to open guesthouses.
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She cultivates loyalty and discipline within the N.L.D. — requiring, for example, that all parliamentarians in her party live together in the same compound of run-down communal government guesthouses in Naypyidaw.
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But at the gritty property in Hong Kong's Tsim Sha Tsui neighborhood—where food stalls, guesthouses, and electronic shops all collide into a well-oiled modern bazaar—prosperity is fading, fast.
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The investigation showed that Oyo rented thousands of rooms at unlicensed hotels and guesthouses, and let police and other officials use the service for free to avoid trouble with the authorities.
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An investigation showed that Oyo rented thousands of rooms at unlicensed hotels and guesthouses and let police and other officials use the service for free to avoid trouble with the authorities.
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Unlike resorts, guesthouses are prohibited from stocking alcohol, and island councils have designated certain stretches of the shoreline as "bikini beaches" where tourists are able to wear more revealing swim suits.
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Altido provides an end-to-end service for those who do not want to play host, alongside a business where it also helps maintain and manage service apartments and aparthotels and guesthouses.
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Typically moving at least once a year through a series of cheap guesthouses and small apartments with basic furnishings, they are often unable to work or to experience more than fleeting human contact.
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It is also considered to be Hungary's version of Provence or Tuscany, combining natural beauty and spectacular views of the lake, tiny villages with century-old whitewashed houses, and picturesque restaurants and guesthouses.
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There are hundreds of hotels and guesthouses in Leh, at every price point, but I'd recommend staying within walking distance of the Main Bazaar, the hub of shopping and dining activity in town.
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Garage conversions, granny flats, backyard cottages, in-law apartments, guesthouses, crash pads: In California as of 2250, they're all "accessory dwelling units," or ADUs, and state laws regulating their construction have been relaxed.
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A lifelong New Yorker, Hopper and his wife, Jo, took several extended road trips, during which he painted common elements of American life: hotels, motels and guesthouses; lighthouses; restaurants; city streets and interiors.
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The realtor's description of the property, which has been renamed Sycamore Valley Ranch, includes features like a fire department building, a swimming pool, basketball and tennis courts, game rooms, a zoo and multiple guesthouses.
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Many of Fort Kochi's colonial-era houses have been converted to hotels and guesthouses, and there are plenty of charming places to stay within striking distance of all of the historic quarter's key attractions.
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In addition, the article described how he was among two groups of Arab men arrested in March 2002 when the police raided two guesthouses in Pakistan; at the other, a prominent terrorism suspect was captured.
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To help rally support for its Unesco bid, the government plans to abolish military-era laws that prevented Bagan residents from opening small guesthouses, said U Aung Aung Kyaw, the director of Bagan's archaeology department.
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Dive Worldwide offers a scuba diving trip to the country with stays in guesthouses on two lesser-visited islands between boat trips to area reefs (from 1,995 pounds, about $2,1403, a person for nine days).
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But in June, he put Strongheart Manor — his 12-bedroom, 12-bath compound featuring a 14,000-square-foot main house with two guesthouses and a basketball court on six acres — on the market for $44 million.
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They say that during the trips he became associated with Al Qaeda; developed "personal relationships" with its leaders; and lived in the organization's fortified compound, its guesthouses and other facilities operated by the group in Afghanistan.
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It's AffordableOf course, this depends upon your destination and preferences, but if you're a low-maintenance traveler on a budget, you can spend months on the road if you choose to stay in guesthouses, hostels, or homestays.
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"It's enormously significant," Sean Molloy of Achill's tourism office told the Irish Times newspaper, recalling how the popular beach once sustained four hotels and a number of guesthouses on the west coast of the island of 2,600 people.
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The nine-acre property includes a 13,600-square-foot Georgian-style mansion, two guesthouses, a tennis court, swimming pool, nine-hole golf course, terraces and gardens, and a motor court with its own service garage and gas pump.
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But the negotiations also highlighted key differences — and the American delegation's tight-lipped departure from Diaoyutai, the parklike enclosure of guesthouses where the talks were held, suggested that the two sides had made little headway in solving them.
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There are two guesthouses for extended family and friends, and he built a tennis court, too, an obvious benefit for a tennis player, especially during off-seasons and when his wife began to train again after giving birth.
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Be aware that staying in former plantations turned guesthouses is essentially the same as staying overnight at a concentration camp, no matter how charming you think the architecture is or how cute it will look on your Instagram. 62.
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You can't really go wrong with any of the lodges or family-run guesthouses in Vysoke Tatry — they're all relatively close to each other, and a train connects the villages if you want to leave the car at home.
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In the middle is an island best known to tourists for its preserved 20033th-century colonial architecture — low, pastel-colored houses with vivid shutters and wrought-iron balconies, some renovated and turned into elegant guesthouses, others slowly crumbling but still graceful.
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Persona non grata Following the lockdown, Wuhan residents traveling in other parts of China soon found themselves no longer welcomed by local hotels and guesthouses, nor were they able to return to Wuhan due to the newly imposed travel restrictions.
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The two-year-old company offers a network of affordable hotels in 50 cities across Southeast Asia that are designed as a happy medium between affordable guesthouses, which are typically not organized and hard to book online, and more expensive hotel chains.
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I bumped into the managers from both guesthouses I stayed at in Ometepe—Manuel from Hotel Kencho was delivering 40 orders of chicken and rice to the festival VIPs, and Edwin from Casa de Charly was there raving with a couple of pals.
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Seven of the world's 10 most expensive listings are in the US. Four of them are in Los Angeles, including lesser abodes, such as a 38,20073-square-foot mansion with a 5,300-square-foot master suite, several guesthouses, and staff housing, for $150 million.
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There are more than two dozen hotels, guesthouses and inns just a few miles from the Prestwick airport, most of them much less expensive than the full advertised rate at Trump Turnberry, where rooms this time of year typically sell for about $380 a night.
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Though the amusement park is no longer there, it still contains the same structural features that were present when Jackson lived there, including its own fire department building and 1950s fire truck, a swimming pool, basketball and tennis courts, game rooms, a private zoo, and multiple guesthouses.
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Surrounded by farmland and anchored by a four-story manor house built in the 17th century, it has several additional buildings, including a three-bedroom caretaker's lodge, two four-bedroom guesthouses, renovated stables and a chapel, as well as a small airplane hangar and a garage.
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But unlike resort islands, which spend millions of dollars on constructing sea walls, dredging sand and hiring marine biologists, islands with small-scale guesthouses are mostly reliant on the government for protection from shore erosion and rising seas, which many on Guraidhoo attribute to climate change.
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SPU officials have cultivated ties with guesthouses popular with Chinese and set up liaison desks at airports to register the Chinese entrepreneurs before they vanish, while governments in Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces are accelerating plans to build up special protection units akin to the one in Punjab.
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Neverland Ranch, the 2,700 acre property where the pop star lived for 15 years is currently on the market, and the realtor's description of the property, which has been renamed Sycamore Valley Ranch includes features like a fire department building, a swimming pool, basketball and tennis courts, game rooms, a zoo, and multiple guesthouses.
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Neverland Ranch, the 2,700 acre property where the pop star lived for 15 years is currently on the market, and the realtor's description of the property, which has been renamed Sycamore Valley Ranch, includes features like a fire department building, a swimming pool, basketball and tennis courts, game rooms, a zoo, and multiple guesthouses.
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Neverland Ranch, the 2,70 acre property where the pop star lived for 15 years is currently on the market, and the realtor's description of the property, which has been renamed Sycamore Valley Ranch includes features like a fire department building, a swimming pool, basketball and tennis courts, game rooms, a zoo, and multiple guesthouses.
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Hagenberg knows the work of the architects featured in MoMA's exhibition well, and as the founder of the Raiding Foundation, a cultural organization based in the Austrian village of Raiding, south of Vienna, he has been working with several of them to create small guesthouses in which visiting artists and performers will eventually be invited to stay for working residencies.
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In fact, as the recent proliferation of architect-designed treehouses suggests, we seem to yearn for the primeval stillness of the woods: Just look at the avant-garde Treehotel in Swedish Lapland, which opened in 2010, where seven guesthouses hang suspended between the property's ghostly snow-covered pines; or the extravagant forest mansions of the American designer Peter Nelson, based in Washington State; or the wood-paneled cottages throughout Japan by the master treehouse builder Takashi Kobayashi.
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