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Bed & breakfasts are making a comeback, and here are some of the best towns to find them

Bed and breakfasts have regained popularity in several U.S. Towns known for historic charm and scenic settings as of 2025.
After enjoying widespread popularity in the 1980s and 1990s, bed and breakfasts experienced a period of reduced appeal to travelers during the 2000s.
Notable towns with prominent bed and breakfast offerings include St. Augustine, Florida; Newport, Rhode Island; Cape May, New Jersey; Dahlonega, Georgia; Savannah, Georgia; Fredericksburg, Texas; Pacific Grove, California; Charleston, South Carolina; and Fernandina Beach, Florida.
These towns feature historic mansions, Victorian inns, waterfront locations, and unique settings such as vineyard-view cottages, with Newport also known as the "sailing capital of the world" and St. Augustine as the oldest continuously inhabited European-founded U.S. City.
The revival of bed and breakfasts suggests a renewed traveler interest in affordable, intimate lodging that combines personalized service with historic and coastal atmospheres.

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Bed & breakfasts are making a comeback, and here are some of the best towns to find them

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