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Finding a Bed and Breakfast in Tennessee
By Charlotte Pennington

Finding the right place to stay is one of the most fun, and sometimes one of the most difficult, parts of planning a vacation. If you are looking for a bed and breakfast in Tennessee, this article will guide you to several websites that might be of help.

Tennessee Bed and Breakfast Innkeeper's Association - www.tennessee-ins.com/

The Tennessee Bed and Breakfast Innkeeper's Association is probably your best place to start. This statewide site allows you to search for an inn by region in Tennessee, by the name of the inn, and by inns that host either weddings or business meetings. The site also allows you to request a printed directory of inns and provides a toll free phone number to answer any questions the website does not. With more than forty inns listed, this website should give you a great start to finding that perfect place.

Purple Roofs - www.purpleroofs.com

Finding same-sex friendly accommodations can be a challenge for gay and lesbian couples traveling off the beaten path. Purple Roofs Gay and Lesbian Travel Directory allows users to search for gay-friendly bed and breakfasts anywhere in the world. A search of Tennessee bed and breakfasts reveals twelve bed and breakfast inns throughout the state that identify as either gay-owned or gay-friendly.

Bed and Breakfast Inns Online - www.bbonline.com

This huge international site allows users to search for bed and breakfasts anywhere in the world. Users can also check specific areas of need, such as "pet friendly," "kid friendly," "handicap accessible," etc. A search for "kid friendly" bed and breakfasts in Tennessee, for instance, revealed more than thirty hits, and a search for "handicap friendly" bed and breakfasts in Tennessee came up with a dozen hits. (Note that before booking, it is wise to contact the bed and breakfast for its specific policy. Some inns, for instance, will allow only children over a certain age; others may be able to accommodate a manual wheelchair but not an electric one, etc.)

InnSite - www.innsite.com

This site allows the user to search for bed and breakfasts by state and by city within each state. In an easy-to-read format, it provides brief descriptions of each bed and breakfast including information about pricing, owners, amenities, website address of the bed and breakfast, etc. A few of the Tennessee bed and breakfast inns have been rated by other users, but most display an "unrated" symbol. This is a great site to use to narrow down a great many choices to two or three. Other sites can then be used to assist in making the final decision.

Author Details:
Charlotte Pennington, copywriter for various web sites writing articles about bed and breakfast and hotels as well as many travel destinations.

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