Tell Me You’re Not Trying To Say That A Bed Breakfast Woodbridge Can Offer As Much Opulence As A Hotel?
Why on earth would anyone want to stay in a Bed Breakfast Suffolk when you could stay in a hotel? Everyone knows that the typical UK Bed and Breakfast serves up polyester sheets, pancake-thin soap and faded fake-posies. Don’t they?
The décor invariably involves dusty China busts of long-dead members of the Royal family, sickly potpourri, so many tasselled cushions that you’d need a fork lift before contemplating sitting down, teddy-bears on every surface and walls crowded with amateurish paintings and family photographs. In short, a minimalist’s nightmare and a perfect summation of the typical British Bed and Breakfast. Right?
Well, no. The image most people hold in their heads of a UK Bed and Breakfast is quickly becoming an aged stereotype. No longer should one expect (or accept) naff interiors or a second-rate service in a Bed and Breakfast. In fact, Bed and Breakfasts are becoming THE places in which to stay, whether you are taking a mini-break or even an extended holiday.
Formerly only offered at luxury hotels , these days you should not be surprised if your Bed and Breakfast serves up pancakes and fresh-roasted Cuban coffee for breakfast, provides you with fluffy, pristine white bath towels, lays out glossy magazines by the bed and delectable chocolates on your pillow. Nor should you be too shocked to hear that good taste and a desire to run your own Bed Breakfast London is not mutually exclusive.
In the UK, this insidious change has been taking place over the last decade. Now, for prices as low as £35 and £45 per person, it is possible to get the same level of luxury as a five-star hotel, without the huge expenses.
What you may lack in moody lighting and 200 inch plasma screens, you gain in cosiness. Service tends to be more personable – there is a sense that individual service and hospitality is prized over the often slick, pseudo-glamorous and insincere personas sported by many hotel staff.
And no prizes for guessing in which place you are more likely to be greeted by a cup of tea and a slice of homemade cake…
Sure, there are drawbacks. It’s simply not possible for most Bed and Breakfasts to house spas, gyms, golf courses, broadband, bars and restaurants. But, depending on the location, these should be available to you in the area . If you value your space or privacy then perhaps you’d be better off in a hotel too. Also lacking – unless you have an extremely amiable host! – will be Michelin-starred chefs and 24 hour room service.
So when debating between staying in a hotel or Bed and Breakfast remember that Bed and Breakfasts – at least in the UK – are not what they used to be. Letting the any memories you harbour of the stereotypical shabby and dusty Bed and Breakfasts sway your decision would now be madness. Go on, have a look . You may just surprise yourself !
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