The goal of our company is to provide a home where families, couples, and friends can make memories together during their travels, whether that be around the kitchen island, under the sprawling oak trees, or while rocking on the porch, our properties should be a place where people feel at home. We recently took a trip to Oregon where we had some last minute schedule changes. There were no BnB properties available in the city we were staying in, so we had to book a hotel. This hotel stay reminded us why we love BnB properties so much. A BnB has charm and o ers a very one-of-a-kind experience. It's not one-size-fits-all. You choose what will work best for your family. We missed having a kitchen where we can all gather around in the mornings and evenings. We missed having outdoor space to enjoy a cup of co ee or glass of wine. We missed having our own space to spread out. There's just a feeling of comfort when staying in a BnB that cannot be matched by a hotel stay. We absolutely love our guestbook. We love getting feedback on what they enjoyed about our house and what could make others' stays even better. It's really neat when people leave rec- ommendations for other guests on restaurants, places to shop, and things to do. We also love seeing how far people have traveled to stay at one of our properties.
Are BnB’s a be er experience than tradi onal hotels?
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