Azalea Inn and Gardens Joins Bed and Breakfast Across the United States and Canada to Honor U.S. Military

Savannah, GA, August 28, 2010 --(PR.com)-- The program was started in 2009 by the West Virginia B&B Association. “We just wanted to say thank you to the courageous men and women from our armed forces,” says Kathleen Panek, owner of the Gillum House in Shinnston, West Virginia and originator of the concept. “These are trying times for anyone serving or who has served and a good night’s rest is our way to say, thank you.”

Azalea Inn and Gardens in Savannah, Georgia is taking part in the Veterans Day promotion. “This is the best way for us to honor our country’s military members,” says Teresa Jacobson, owner of the Azalea Inn and Gardens. “Not enough people realize what our servicemen and women face on a day-to-day basis, in addition to those who have already put their lives on the line for our country. As a former member of the Armed Services myself, we are happy to participate in this unique celebration of Veterans Day.” Her husband, Mike, adds “Teresa’s father and grandfathers served in world wars and would be proud that we show our respect for their sacrifices, so we have pledged ten rooms to our veterans on November 10.”

Bed and breakfast inns are smaller hospitality businesses that offer a more personal touch than standard motels or hotels. All rooms have private bathrooms, comfortable beds, and beautifully decorated areas for relaxation or conversation. Known for their great breakfasts and personalized service, B&Bs are a perfect way to enhance a getaway.

Reservations need to be made directly with the participating inns. A valid military or Veterans Administration ID will be required for each reservation. Each participating Bed and Breakfast is making at least one room available on the night of November 10 and availability is limited to a first come first serve basis.

For more information on the promotion go to www.bnbsforvets.org.

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