Generally, when folks think about becoming innkeepers, they stay at a number of properties, attend workshops and trade shows, and read up on the subject. Thanks to *** Matthews’ Notes from an Innkeepers’ Journal, the process is reversed. Matthews has done a superlative job of describing the peaks and valleys of the daily life of an innkeeper in a charming and most readable style. His journal is not a “how to” book; I have helped edit most such publications and while useful, they are generally out-of-date shortly after publication. Instead, he paints a vivid picture of what it’s really like to be an innkeeper. Although everyone’s experience is going to be different, his book will either help prepare you for a wonderful adventure, or save you from making a dreadful mistake. Either way, it’s worth every penny (and more) of its selling price.
If you're interested, you can buy a copy on Amazon, or directly from the author:
http://aninnkeepersjournal.com/

Sandy Soule
BedandBreakfast.com
Sandy@BedandBreakfast.com