3 Gifts for Your Bed & Breakfast

This year has undoubtedly been a very difficult one. Don’t forget to take a moment, pat yourself on the back, and gift your Bed & Breakfast business with something you have been wanting to purchase. Nobody knows your business better than you, and you deserve something special this season. Here are our top 3 gifts to give to your business. CBIZ Innkeepers Insurance has you covered.

1. A Membership

Learn more about your business and treat yourself to a new membership. Acquire new skills and connect with others in your profession, town, or listing website. Sharing your passion will help you grow your business and connect you to resources you may not have known about. Benefit from webinars, training courses, and exclusive discounts. 

We love the Association of Lodging Professionals (ALP) membership to continue learning about the industry. However, signing up for a store-warehouse membership like Costco or Sam’s Club is just as great. These can be extremely helpful when stocking your Bed & Breakfast for guests. They are also a great place to stock up on bedding, towels, and other linens for your Inn.

2.  Flo Water Leak Detector

To help reduce your risk of a leak, Flo by Moen can help detect them and control your property’s water at your fingertips. Leaks are common, and this type of technology can shut off your water at the main pipe. For your peace of mind, they run daily diagnostics and health tests to ensure your property is leak-free.

If you are away from your Inn during the off-season, this is a wonderful piece of technology to have.

3. Insurance

Give the gift of insurance this season to offer peace of mind for your Bed & Breakfast business. As safe as your practices are and despite how prepared you may be, it’s always best to have the correct policy on your side just in case something does happen. Insurance is a gift that keeps giving long past the holidays. Rest easy and request a consultation today from our CBIZ Innkeepers team.

Disclaimer: This blog may contain scenarios that are provided as examples only. In an actual claim situation, coverage is subject to the terms, conditions and exclusions of the policy issued. The information provided is general in nature and may be affected by changes in law or the interpretation of such laws. The reader is advised to contact a professional prior to taking any action based upon this information.

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