Was it a weird experience or a generally pleasant one? I don't like the options for hotels for where I'm going and found a really cute B&B that is
in walking distance of everything. It looks nice too but I'm not sure if it's weird staying in a place like that?
Have you ever stayed at a Bed & Breakfast?
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Posts: 20855 (10/01/2009 9:21 PM) |
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Posts: 7047 (10/01/2009 9:22 PM) |
It really depends on the owners of the B & B you stay at. It's just like a house and you will have a room to yourself.
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Posts: 2549 (10/01/2009 9:26 PM) |
I stayed at one for the first time this summer with one of my friends. I found it odd. We were the only young and non-couple people staying there. The owners
were nice; however, I'm not one to be all chatty with the people providing me with a bed when I'm at a hotel so I'm not really down with that kind
of personal interest. The "worst" part was the breakfast. Everyone had to be there at 9am and we all sat at a long table together. Again, all older,
married couple and us. I'll be sticking with hotels in the future.
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Posts: 19448 (10/01/2009 9:27 PM) |
Yeah, pleasant! Depends on the place, though.
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Posts: 15708 (10/01/2009 9:27 PM) |
mash75 wrote:That is the part I wouldn't be able to do  I'd
feel hella weird.
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Posts: 3384 (10/01/2009 9:29 PM) |
I went with my family a couple years ago. I thought it was weird.
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Posts: 25523 (10/01/2009 9:32 PM) |
we did, it wasn't tooo bad. It was the haunted one on Ghost Hunters.
 For some reason I don't think there was a set time for dinner, but there was
a time it was at and if you showed you showed. If not thats okay too. But everyone had their own table & it was resturant like.
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Posts: 15710 (10/01/2009 9:33 PM) |
Jrtismine wrote:Did you have any paranormal experiences?? |
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Posts: 2350 (10/01/2009 9:36 PM) |
It was okay. It was weird, like they had a sign up sheet for a shared hot tub and I was like "Uhm, no."
The food wasn't that great. We were on the third floor by ourselves and the stairs to get to our room were steep and narrow, because the house was old. |
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Posts: 25524 (10/01/2009 9:36 PM) |
grayspeckledgoose wrote:no,but it did have that creepy feel. There were 3 of us. My mom, my aunt & me. Well thank god there was a king size bed. We were going to
stick my aunt in this twin bed that was in front of some random door in the room. The door didn't lead to anything. Maybe the next room we weren't
sure. She wasn't too happy about that. But the place really just had a creepy vibe to it. Nothing happend though.
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Posts: 20856 (10/01/2009 9:39 PM) |
Are they going to assume my friend and I are a couple?
Not that I really care. We won't even really be around. All of the chain hotels are either
shitty sounding or like $350 a night (Key West). This one seems close to everything and breakfast SEEMS to be by the pool (the rooms are in a cottage by the
pool).
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Posts: 1661 (10/01/2009 9:54 PM) |
i've stayed at a few in london and i have to say i prefer hotels as they're more private even though they do cost a bit more...
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Posts: 20857 (10/01/2009 10:01 PM) |
We're going to do it! It's $90 a night (with tax) and it has excellent reviews on Trip Advisor. You can't beat $90 when all the other good hotels
are well over $250 a night.
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