Standards of Operations for Bed & Breakfast

[psmith]

I am searching for a Standards of Operations Manual for a Bed & Breakfast. Specifically how to handle the innkeeper running the bed and breakfast. Determining "days off" and personal guests the innkeeper can invite to stay at B & B.

[Stijloor]

In Reply to Parent Post by psmith

I am searching for a Standards of Operations Manual for a Bed & Breakfast. Specifically how to handle the innkeeper running the bed and breakfast. Determining "days off" and personal guests the innkeeper can invite to stay at B & B.

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Stijloor.

[Marc]

In Reply to Parent Post by psmith

<snip> Specifically how to handle the innkeeper running the bed and breakfast. Determining "days off" and personal guests the innkeeper can invite to stay at B & B.

Interesting. This is a new area of discussion here. Hopefully we'll get some feedback in the forum.

[Stijloor]

In Reply to Parent Post by Marc

Interesting. This is a new area of discussion here. Hopefully we'll get some feedback in the forum.

I agree...quality in the hospitality business...

Stijloor.

[Randy]

Judi and I studied this a few years back nearly leaping into ourselves in Idaho (Wolf Lodge Creek B&B...85% occupancy rate and really, really nice http://www.inntravels.com/usa/id/wolf.html )

Look in a couple of the places below as we did

http://www.bbinnstitute.com/

http://www.inncaring.com/classes.htm

http://www.bedandbreakfastprofits.co...t_Training.htm

http://www.bbonline.com/innkeeper/consult.html

[harry]

In Reply to Parent Post by psmith

I am searching for a Standards of Operations Manual for a Bed & Breakfast. Specifically how to handle the innkeeper running the bed and breakfast. Determining "days off" and personal guests the innkeeper can invite to stay at B & B.

Not sure about the US but over here, days off (minimum) for the employed are determined by labor laws and 'personal guests' by the organization's business policy. Nothing to do with any standards but 'trade associations' may set guidelines to help regulate the industry.