But most courts have responded that the boarder ban was meant to refer to guests who were full-time residents of the city, not transient visitors, and that other significant differences also made the rules inapplicable. As sensitive as we all might be to such concerns, there seems no evidence at all to support the prediction. It brings considerable extra income, even prosperity, to the areas in which those homes are located. Its prices are, often justifiably, higher than those of hotels. The industry needs different names for different categories.
Greater deliberation is called for.
There you'll learn of additional pitfalls in addition to prospects. The several authors of this book also issue an innkeeping newsletter and will send you a list of workshops on the subject if you ask. A wise man once said that Hell consisted of being condemned to stay, each night into eternity, in a different Holiday Inn.