City Travel Guides
Home Page > Go back a page
City Travel Guides > Books > Access Guides
 |
.Access Santa Fe/Taos/Albuquerque City Travel Guides > Books > Access Guides by: Press Access April 10, 1997 >>See More Reviews & Details on Access Santa Fe/Taos/Albuquerque |
 |
.Access Mexico City Travel Guides > Books > Access Guides by: Pres Access August 22, 1996 >>See More Reviews & Details on Access Mexico |
 |
.Access Budget Europe City Travel Guides > Books > Access Guides by: Press Access April 18, 1996 >>See More Reviews & Details on Access Budget Europe |
 |
.Access Atlanta City Travel Guides > Books > Access Guides by: Pres Access March 21, 1996 >>See More Reviews & Details on Access Atlanta |
 |
.Caribbean Access City Travel Guides > Books > Access Guides by: Press Access November 17, 1994 >>See More Reviews & Details on Caribbean Access |
 |
| |
.Access Washington Dc City Travel Guides > Books > Access Guides by: Pres Access April 18, 1996 >>See More Reviews & Details on Access Washington Dc |
Average Rating:
  |
.Access San Francisco 10e City Travel Guides > Books > Access Guides by: Richard Saul Wurman June 03, 2004 I have always thought this was the best guidebook series going, but since Richard Saul Wurman sold the series to Harper Collins the books have been getting sloppy. The writing has been taken over by "updaters" who don't check the facts. The updater's name doesn't appear until the outside back cover (in this case a woman named Linda Peck). For instence: in the section on the Fairmont Hotel (p. 84) the writer states that the Crown Room has wonderful buffets, brunches and dinners. In fact, the Crown Room has been closed to the public for the last four years -favoring private functions and banquets which presumably bring in more money per square foot. Excited that the book said the Crown Room was open, I e-mailed ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Access San Francisco 10e |
Average Rating:
 |
.Hawaii Access City Travel Guides > Books > Access Guides by: Richard Saul Wurman November 04, 1993 The Access books are always well written, concise, and packed with interesting trivia. My only complaint is that Hawaii hasn't been updated in a while (about 3-4 years) so most of the restaurants we came across weren't listed, which was disappointing. The tourist spots generally don't change, though, and the maps and other factual information is terrific. Whether you are a first time visitor to the islands or a seasoned traveler, you will find these books to be well organized, helpful, and packed with useful information. >>See More Reviews & Details on Hawaii Access |
Average Rating:
  |
.Access Philadelphia City Travel Guides > Books > Access Guides by: Richard Saul Wurman January 18, 2001 Do not buy this book! The inaccurate maps will drive you crazy! Maybe if you already knew Philadelphia, it'd be okay. But then, you wouldn't really need the book. Letters to the publisher have gone unanswered. I'd seriously consider never buying another Access Guide on the basis of this one. >>See More Reviews & Details on Access Philadelphia |