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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I found it really off putting. You can’t really have sex because you’re so close to your neighbor and see them in the morning and there’s basically no amenities I don’t feel like it offers anything. It’s like being an awkward houseguest in a stranger’s home. [/quote]
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I stayed in one 20 years ago.  Never again!  I didn't get any sleep because the couple next door was having sex.  Actually, it was the talk of morning breakfast.   All of the other guests were talking about the couple and when they came down for breakfast all eyes were on them. It was so awkward, invasive, and disheartening.   I felt bad for them because they were newlyweds.  Some of the guests were visibly annoyed and made comments to them.  I checked myself into a hotel for the remainder of my trip. As I was leaving, I saw that the couple was checking out as well.  The husband was visibly upset, and the wife appeared sad.   The couple who owned the B&B were apologizing to them because they complained about the bad treatment that they received from other guests.

A B&B basically has no privacy, the rooms are not that secured, and the decor felt like grandma's house or Little House on the Prairie.   The breakfast was also horrible compared to a hotel.  It was my first and last experience.   People tend to romanticize them, but B&Bs are awful in so many ways.

I appreciate hotels.  I like my privacy, peace, and amenities. [/quote]

So you stayed in one, 20 years ago, and therefore are qualified to say they are all awful in many ways.  lol.  [/quote]

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