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bed-and-breakfast

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bed-and-breakfast
a type of lodging for travelers or tourists offering a place to sleep and breakfast the next morning, typically in a small inn or private home. We visited six European countries and stayed in a bed-and-breakfast every night. I had to take a bed-and-breakfast because the hotels in the city were much too expensive.


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pounds 283 Seven-night bed-and-breakfast stay at the San Pawl Hotel, St Paul's Bay, Malta.
Byline: Bobbi Zane Special to the Daily News Two bed-and-breakfast inns that are close enough to the Valley to reach in a few hours yet far enough to qualify as a getaway, have put together special packages that reach from the desert to the sky.
Pat Hardy of the California-based Professional Innkeepers Association International says bed-and-breakfast inns are a growing alternative to sterile, look-alike hotels and motels.
 
 
 
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