The Bed and Breakfast, commonly known as "B&B", is the oldest form of accommodation known. In days past, travel was not as organized as it is today. Nonetheless, for those few that found themselves in different surroundings, they often relied on regular families to let them a room and provide the first meal of the day. The voyager enjoyed the benefits of comfort, security and the extensive information that only locals could provide.

Through the years, as more people traveled, hotels and motels became the standard. They were efficient, full service sites that were, and are, standardized so that guests could expect the same quality worldwide. By no means do B&Bs presume to compete with hotels and motels. B&Bs are as different as the expectations or individual travelers.

Although the mass standardization of hotel and motel travel meets travelers' needs, the fact that thousands of people use hotel/motel facilities leaves the guest feeling very anonymous. The Bed and Breakfast excels at providing warm and personal hospitality. You have a name, a biographical history, a desire to know more about the area you want to visit, you need unique information, you want individual attention, conversation, the feeling of warmth and welcome. There are times when one travels for business and times when one travels for relaxation and/or to seek new knowledge about and stimulating experiences in various areas.

Given the more personal nature of the B&B experience, those who have not previously stayed at a B&B may want to have some idea of what they might experience. We urge you to treat yourself to the Bed and Breakfast experience. This site is a guide about what to generally expect from a Bed and Breakfast. We hope it is sufficiently informative so that you will feel confident about experiencing the oldest and most treasured way of traveling, learning and interacting with others.

We wish you a pleasant stay!