By the way, this is another case of two countries divided by a common language; in at least my part of the U.S., a bed-and-breakfast is in general an especially romantic, well-appointed small inn, (usually quite a pricy one, too), not accommodations in someone's home. A kind of port-after-dinner, fireplace en-suite, hot tub on the deck, lovely antique furniture kind of place. So getting booted out after breakfast -- while quite reasonable for the type of accommodation you are actually describing -- is not quite what we tend to picture when we think of B&B.