Do I Qualify?
All applications are subject to BedandBreakfast.com review process.
Your property must be classified as one of the following:
- Bed and breakfast
- Bed and breakfast homestay/private home
- Bed and breakfast inn
- Boat and breakfast
- Country Inn
- Dude ranch
- Guest cottage
- Guest ranch
- Historic hotel
- Lighthouse
- Spa
- Urban inn
- Working ranch
Your property does not qualify if:
- It is classified as a motel, hotel chain, large resort, hostel, reservation/management organization, apartment for rent, or campground
- It has more than 40 rooms (and is not an historic property)
- All the rooms have identical furnishings/decor
- You do not provide breakfast
- You do not offer nightly rates
The goal of BedandBreakfast.com is to promote B&Bs by making it easy for inngoers to locate unique accommodations for leisure and business travel. BedandBreakfast.com reserves the sole right to decide which properties may or may not be listed on the BedandBreakfast.com website, including the right to request licensing information. Occasionally, a non-B&B property may join BedandBreakfast.com if we feel the property would appeal to BedandBreakfast.com users.
If you are an independent, non-chain property, you do qualify to advertise on our sister website,
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If you have any questions as to whether your property qualifies for BedandBreakfast.com membership, contact us before you submit your online application:
BedandBreakfast.com®
700 Brazos Street, Suite B-700, Austin, TX 78701
Phone: 1-512-322-2710
Fax: 1-512-320-0883
Sales: 1-800-Go-BandB (1-800-462-2632); Sales@BedandBreakfast.com
Support: 1-512-322-2710; Support@BedandBreakfast.com
Office hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm CST, Monday -- Friday
BedandBreakfast.com is the leading Internet marketing site for small, unique properties. In the United States, the terms bed and breakfast, B&B, and inn encompass a broad range of lodging options, from private homes with two or three guest rooms, to country inns with 20 or more guest rooms and full-service restaurants, to big city B&Bs with guest rooms that have en suite kitchens stocked with breakfast foods, to small historic hotels. Whatever they are called, most properties share these qualities, although there are exceptions:
· Owner-operated
· Independent; not part of a chain
· Individually decorated rooms
· Common area (living room, lounge, salon) where guests can gather
· Breakfast is served
Because there is no single universal word for B&B, inn, or innkeeper, here are our definitions:
- "Inn is the general term that BedandBreakfast.com uses to mean B&Bs, gites, inns, guest rooms, etc."
- "Innkeeper is the general term that BedandBreakfast.com uses to mean the owner or person who runs a B&B, gite, inn, guest room, etc."