Thank you for pointing out some of the good work that is being done to help, by our partners in this crazy profession! We are very happy to see all the stories and are happy to say that while things are a bit off from last year, at least folks in the industry are being creative with "one tank" trips or my personal favorite at our inn…the pay the temperature price when it goes over 100 degrees outside–we are calling it the "Some Like It Hot" special at the Albert Shafsky House B&B.

Thank you for pointing out some of the good work that is being done to help, by our partners in this crazy profession! We are very happy to see all the stories and are happy to say that while things are a bit off from last year, at least folks in the industry are being creative with "one tank" trips or my personal favorite at our inn…the pay the temperature price when it goes over 100 degrees outside–we are calling it the "Some Like It Hot" special at the Albert Shafsky House B&B.

I read with interest the things that innkeepers are doing about the ‘gas’ situation. Ironically I have worked on that myself for our website. We have Mrs. B’s Historic Lanesboro Inn in Lanesboro, MN. We are experiencing a slow booking time…not that we are not getting the reservations, but people seem to be thinking hard about money issues, were to spend, and that is certainly very understandable. Lanesboro has so much to offer within walking and biking distance the I finally began to write about it on the side of our front page. No car needed in most places one may want to go. Just park the car and walk or bike. I was sure other innkeepers must be doing the same type of advertising.
We also comment on our terrific full breakfasts, included in the room rates.
Thank you for posting the information on your Blog page. In fact…thank you for all you do!
Sincerely,
Ginger