I don’t know if any of you have visited a seaside bed n breakfast in the UK before, but they’re pretty grim affairs. I spent some time traveling around the south coast of England a few years back, so I saw a lot of them, spent a lot of time staying in them, and I know whereof I speak. Your typical English coastal B&B is a narrow three to five storey Victorian building within one or two blocks of the beach. They tend to be crammed together in rows, with no gaps between the buildings. Formerly houses for the rich,...
