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Aunt May's Farm Guesthouse
5016 Hwy. VV
New Haven, MO
We stayed at Aunt May's July 28-29 2012 and thought it was fantastic. Although a little out of the way about an extra 15 minutes from Hermann maybe a little less if you know where your going to get to the house. We were able to check in prior to the designated time on the website which was great. When we walked in, we knew we had picked the perfect place for ourselves and our friends to stay. There were four of us total in the house but it sleeps 6 even more if you bring a blow up bed, which we didn't but it is in the back of our mind in the future. There was a full kitchen with supplies and the fridge was stocked with excellent breakfast items. There are two bedrooms both of which the closet has been converted to a wash area with a sink, shelves, and a mirror, there is a full bath next to the two bedrooms and another half bath in the dining area. The dining room seats six and is beautiful with lots of brand new windows to let light in. One of the best items in the house for us was the screened in porch which led to the outside fire pit area. The screened in porch had a fan and large picnic table and there are plenty of fold up chairs to take a few steps down to the fire pit. Everything was beautiful and so peaceful! The one con was that the tv is digital and the remote to the surround sound didn't work but who goes on vacation to watch tv, and a little extra exercise to turn a knob is no big deal. A big thanks to Ralph for answering our questions and being so close (about a mile away) if we needed anything! We will be staying here again, no questions asked!
Review by anonymous on July 31, 2012

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A Bed and Breakfast (often referred to as a B&B) is a type of boarding house typically operating out of a large single family residence.

Guests are accommodated at night in private bedrooms and breakfast is served in the morning - either in the bedroom or, more commonly, in a dining room or the host's kitchen.

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...or shared (with other guests or with the family in smaller establishments) or en-suite (where the ablutions are directly accessed from the guest's bedroom).

B&Bs may be operated either as a primary occupation or as a secondary source of income. Staff often consists of the house's owners and members of their family who live there.

Guests are usually expected to pay for their stay upon arrival and leave before noon (or earlier) on the day of departure. A big advantage of this type of hosted accommodation is the local knowledge of the host(s).

When guests stay more than one night, in some smaller B&Bs they will be expected to be away from the B&B during the main part of the day. This arrangement, however, may not be inconvenient since many popular B&Bs are located in beach and mountain areas, such as Hawaii, New England, and Colorado where daytime recreation and tourism activities are popular. One advantage of staying at a B&B is readier access to popular locations "off the beaten path" which may not be convenient to the city center.

Because most B&Bs are small, rarely with room for more than about 2-12 guests, it is advisable for anyone wanting to stay at a bed and breakfast to make reservations well in advance of their travel date. Consultation with a qualified travel agent knowledgeable in this type of accommodation may be helpful; However, many B&Bs belong to associations and have a web presence. Be aware that prices and tariffs described in various books and travel guides are often obsolete by the time they are published.

The B&B arrangement is actually a very old one; before the 20th century, it was quite normal for country travellers to spend the night at a private house rather than an inn, and the custom persists in many parts of the world. However, prior to the 19th century, this was strictly an informal arrangement constrained by acquaintance and social rank; a doctor might stay with a doctor or pharmacist, while a nobleman would only stay with the local gentry. The abbreviation of `B&B' on roadside signs first became popular in the British Isles.

In the British Isles, breakfast is usually cooked on demand for the guest and usually features bacon, eggs, sausages, tomatoes, mushrooms, baked beans, etc but increasingly, because of either a desire of owners to economise or guests to minimise their calorie intake, a `continental breakfast' is becoming more common.

In the British Isles where hotel prices are often outrageous, B&B's are a budget option and this tradition continues in many parts of the world.

However, many B&Bs in North America and New Zealand often consciously seek to recall earlier days; they are frequently established in attractive older houses that have been renovated and filled with antique furniture. In some cases in North America an existing inn will relabel itself as a "B&B" to improve business and move itself `up-market'.

In Ireland, most B&Bs serve a traditional Irish breakfast as a point of pride.

In Cuba, which opened up to tourism in the 1990s after the financial support of the Soviet Union ended, a form of B&B called casa particular ("private home") became the main form of accommodation outside the tourist resorts.

The term "bed and breakfast" is also used to refer to a meal plan where breakfast is the only meal provided, commonly in package holidays, in a major hotel that may provide other meals to only some customers.

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