... to share a double room in their B&B.
Article is here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-12275094
Some of the comments are interesting too.
Personally I think you should be allowed to choose what you do or don't allow in your own home - carnivores, smokers, or children, for example.
But if you are offering a service to the general public, then you can't put up a sign banning gays, any more than you can ban Christians, blacks or anyone else.
I think if they can't cope with ordinary members of the general public then they should rethink how they earn their living. Whatever next? Restaurants with no whites, no atheists, or what?
We often stay in a gay-run place in Bangkok. The owners are pretty much like family now. There's no law against it, but I sure as hell would take a dim view if they suddenly decided to ban people for not being gay.
The freaky Christian couple mentioned in the BBC article should seriously reconsider their business plans.