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Expert Q&A
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| By Bob Diener Travel Expert | ||
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What is the difference between a hotel and a bed & breakfast?
Hotels are larger and offer more services, such as restaurants, health clubs, stores, etc. Bed & breakfast are small -- typically a few rooms. Prices depend on location and quality. Today, hotels are better values because rates are so low now. In busier times, bed & breakfasts may be lower prices.
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