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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. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Smith, Bell and Thompson, a distributor based in Vermont, has partnered with Swiss Re's Commercial Insurance to offer a bed-and-breakfast program for the innkeeper industry. and Robin Knight's 12-year-old son brought home a rainbow flag souvenir from a Wizard of Oz museum near their home in Kansas, they promptly hung it outside their bed-and-breakfast, the Lakeway Hotel, in the town of Meade. Yes, you'll find that good bed-and-breakfast type homes are generally in residential areas, and because of that. |
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