The establishments listed in this guide are located in cities, towns and villages or on farms and ranches. They range from historic homes furnished with antiques to contemporary homes with the latest technology to cabins in the country with room for horses and MORE. Many are family homes as well as businesses. All B & B’s have met basic codes mandated by the state and have undergone an on-site review by NABB.

Comment Cards are available at each to monitor guest satisfaction.

Some B & B’s feature full meal service or can arrange food service. Others offer special features such as hot tubs, whirlpools, meeting facilities and other unique recreational opportunities.

The rates listed are for two people and most include a full breakfast. Prices do not include state and local taxes and are subject to change. Some rates vary by season. Please ask about accommodations for children and pets.

Reservations are recommended. Ask about deposit and cancellation policies in advance.

All establishments strive to provide convenience, special services, warmth and genuine caring to their guests.

By tradition, bed and breakfast is an overnight stay in a private home or small inn where the traveler is treated more like a guest than a source of income. The bed and breakfast concept is a way for people to get to know each other and have a bit of adventure as well as providing a night’s lodging and a morning meal in a unique atmosphere.

Bed and breakfast accommodations can range from a suite in a luxurious mansion to a simple room in a farm home. B & B’s range in size from one or two rooms in a family home to 16+ rooms in a restored historic hotel. All meet the basic needs of comfort and cleanliness but go much beyond this in the area of warmth and hospitality.

To order brochures from B & B Associations in other states
BBCI - PO Box 38279 - Colorado Springs, CO 80937
“. . . the travelers information source to B & B associations across the nation."

Nebraska Association of Bed & Breakfast (NABB)

PO Box 81404