[seydor]

> the savvy host who want to share travel experiences and give you a unique experience

Do people actually want this? I d rather not meet anyone when i m using the home, it's just lodging that s less restrictive than a hotel.

[ghaff]

It depends. I've stayed at many regular B&Bs over the years and many hosts try to make you feel at home. And, generally speaking, they're a more distinct experience than a business hotel is--though when traveling on business I tend to go with the hotel for predictability, 24 hour desk, etc.