Bibi’s Garden Bed and Breakfast

Stayed for three nights for my daughters wedding recently. The grooms parents had booked a room there also. I must say the place was very nice upon first impression. The house had a nice porch with comfortable seating on a beautiful tree-​lined street. The room was spacious and clean.
However, when we met the owner our stay became an unpleasant experience. We were several hours late because of delays at the airport and did not arrive until early evening. We got the key from my daughter and entered our room. My wife had personally called the owner several times to confirm our reservation and she assured us that the whole top floor was ours with two bedrooms and bathrooms which is what we needed because our adult son was also with us. We noticed that one of the bedrooms had clothing and personal items in it. When my wife knocked on Bibi’s door later that night she informed us that an Italian couple were staying in the other bedroom and do not close the door to the common room.
The next day Bibi was found walking through our room complaining about empty bottles on the counter and that we had not turned off the air conditioner. That night she confronted us about banging on her door at night and demanding cash only for our stay which she never mentioned in conversations with my wife. I had to walk a mile to the nearest ATM to get the cash.
Bottom line — the commandant of this stalag will make you feel like an intruder and not like her guest. This place is to be avoided at all costs.

My family contacted Bibi in March regarding reservations for September for accommodations for lodging while we were in Brooklyn for our son’s wedding. $ 120 a night per room. Cash. Within moments of arriving, she was looking for more money stating we never told her it was a wedding. She was antagonistic and confrontational. If you are staying with more than 1 person, expect to be sharing utencils, glasses and mugs. Toilet paper is rationed.
She will come up to you room while you are out AND while you are there. She will turn off your air conditioner. It was a deliberate effort on our part not to have her ruin our wedding weekend. Hospitality is no where to be found. Bibi proudly professes «This is how we do it in Brooklyn «. I don’t think so. I think this is how she does it.