What is a Guesthouse?
A guesthouse is a building that shares a lot with a primary residence. They can be called granny units, second units, guest homes, caretaker homes, senior units, rental unit, accessory unit, in-law quarters, bungalows or cottages. They can be used for a variety of purposes such as rentals, homes for extended family, office or studio.
While a traditional bed and breakfast (B&B) is a property where both the owners and their guests live under the same roof, a guesthouse is a property where the owner or manager live in separate quarters from the guests. An inn is typically a bit larger than a guesthouse and usually has a restaurant. Abingdon Guest House is a kind of cross between a bed and breakfast, a guesthouse, and an inn. Call it an inn, call it a guest house, call it a small, cozy hotel. Whatever you call it, we hope you will call it your home in New York and a great place to stay.
A guesthouse is a structure which is intended for the use of guests. Such buildings typically appear on large properties and estates, and they may be close to the main house or set apart, depending on the taste of the designer. A guesthouse can be extremely useful, especially for people who like to entertain frequently, and such a feature will generally enhance property value significantly, as in addition to housing guests, a guesthouse can also be used as a rental, potentially generating income for the owners of the property. The features of a guesthouse vary widely. In some cases, the structure is designed very simply, with a bedroom and a bathroom and perhaps a lounging area. In other instances, a guesthouse is like an entirely separate house, complete with a kitchen and other amenities. Typically, the guesthouse is designed to blend in with the rest of the property, creating a uniform look and feel. For long-term guests, a guesthouse can be an excellent solution to the common probl
