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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][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]

Bed & Breakfasts are our jam, we seek them out over an impersonal hotel whenever we travel.

B&B’s are for social people, the interacting with others at the communal breakfast is part of the experience. Never once have we not enjoyed sex in one or have we not overheard others having sex. Granted you can’t or shouldn’t engage in headboard banging as you would in a hotel, but sex happens all the time in B&B’s just like hotels.

In fact, sex can be more fun in a B&B as the furniture leads itself to interesting positions and adds to the fun. The last B&B we stayed at had a huge clawfoot bathtub, DH and I enjoyed a playful bath together with champagne and fresh fruit, provided by the Innkeeper’s for our anniversary.

Another B&B had a communal hot tub on the grounds, that was good fun as we brought shots and sexy dice with us not knowing who we would encounter in the hot tub. We have four new friends we met in the hot tub and enjoyed breakfast with the following morning. Breakfast chatter was fun and flirtatious. Other couples joined us the next night in the hot tub.

Don’t disregard B&B’s as stuffy places, we’ve had great fun staying at them in the US, Caribbean and Europe. 
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And this makes me never want to stay at one.[/quote]

Yeah, shots and sexy dice in the hot tub is the Newhart Show episode from the hidden vault that none of us ever want to see...
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LOL I was reading this as an introvert getting more and more horrified..
My parents stay at one every summer that seems pretty nice. It is a Victorian house with a multi-level deck overlooking Lake Michigan with an upscale beach-house vibe. However they do indeed have to make friendly chit-chat with the other guests who all seem to be boomers like them. not my cup of tea.[/quote]

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