7/5 I'm trying to find a decent place to living, something that is close
to 3-4 stars but without the price tag of a 4-5 star hotel, esp.
during summer time. It seems that bed & breakfast places fit that
criteria. I've only lived in 1 b&b place and I loved it... it was
small, cozy, clean, and we got every amenity there is thinkable,
including a microwave, frig, stove, and a fireplace. What are some
other reasons NOT to get a B&B place? One disadvantage is that they
lack user feedback systems on the web site, and that I'd have to
talk to them to reserve a room. What else?
\_ You find something wrong with the room and you can't back out of
your contract. How long your gonna live there?
\_ There seems to be an expectation for a B&B guest to socialize
with the proprietor(s) and the other guests. I go on vacation
to escape dealing with people, so B&Bs are a bad option for me.
My last vacation to Bali, my wife and I rented a villa with a
staff of 4. On the plus side, the included chef obviated the need
to negotiate the local food scene, which is usually a source of
stress for me. Unfortunately, the staff was determined to be
friendly and chatty, and their attempts to reach out to me was
more of humanity than I wanted to deal with while on vacation.
Domestics should be seen but not heard. |