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.Colorado Restaurants: Off the Beaten Path, with Recipes City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Benjamin James Bennis 1998-07 I love the way this book is laid out, with cities and their restaurants. This book also features coupons to those restaurants if you bring your book in. Book is well organized, and couple of recipes that I have tried have been good. Book does feature some color photos which are a great guide in preparing the recipes. >>See More Reviews & Details on Colorado Restaurants: Off the Beaten Path, with Recipes |
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.Fodor's Kenya and Tanzania, 1st Edition: The Guide for All Budgets Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Fodor's June 04, 2002 I love the way this book is laid out, with cities and their restaurants. This book also features coupons to those restaurants if you bring your book in. Book is well organized, and couple of recipes that I have tried have been good. Book does feature some color photos which are a great guide in preparing the recipes. >>See More Reviews & Details on Fodor's Kenya and Tanzania, 1st Edition: The Guide for All Budgets Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path |
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.Colorado Off the Beaten Path, 8th City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Alli Rainey, Curtis Casewit March 01, 2005 I love the way this book is laid out, with cities and their restaurants. This book also features coupons to those restaurants if you bring your book in. Book is well organized, and couple of recipes that I have tried have been good. Book does feature some color photos which are a great guide in preparing the recipes. >>See More Reviews & Details on Colorado Off the Beaten Path, 8th |
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.Fodor's France 2003: The Guide for All Budgets, Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Fodor's October 01, 2002 I had no idea Fodor's guide books were so crammed with excitement! I naturally expected a ton of information, but Fodor's France comes on like a Rolls-Royce: full of elan and poetry, plus precision. Some site descriptions are like tone-poems, restaurant reviews are mouth watering, hotels are frankly yet colorfully rendered. When it comes to the big places---Chartres, Monet's Giverny, Chambord, etc.---the detailed texts really put you there, but Fodor's also lets you in on loads of undiscovered villages and low-profile getaways. There are no photos in the book, but I found the texts to be photogenic enough, starting with the juicy chapter intros. (In contrast, Frommer's France, though adequate, seems topheavy on things like geography and population ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Fodor's France 2003: The Guide for All Budgets, Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path |
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.Alabama: Off the Beaten Path/a Guide to Unique Places City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Gay N. Martin 1995-10 I had no idea Fodor's guide books were so crammed with excitement! I naturally expected a ton of information, but Fodor's France comes on like a Rolls-Royce: full of elan and poetry, plus precision. Some site descriptions are like tone-poems, restaurant reviews are mouth watering, hotels are frankly yet colorfully rendered. When it comes to the big places---Chartres, Monet's Giverny, Chambord, etc.---the detailed texts really put you there, but Fodor's also lets you in on loads of undiscovered villages and low-profile getaways. There are no photos in the book, but I found the texts to be photogenic enough, starting with the juicy chapter intros. (In contrast, Frommer's France, though adequate, seems topheavy on things like geography and population ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Alabama: Off the Beaten Path/a Guide to Unique Places |
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.Minnesota: Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: John G. Shepard, Mark Weinberger 1998-11 I had no idea Fodor's guide books were so crammed with excitement! I naturally expected a ton of information, but Fodor's France comes on like a Rolls-Royce: full of elan and poetry, plus precision. Some site descriptions are like tone-poems, restaurant reviews are mouth watering, hotels are frankly yet colorfully rendered. When it comes to the big places---Chartres, Monet's Giverny, Chambord, etc.---the detailed texts really put you there, but Fodor's also lets you in on loads of undiscovered villages and low-profile getaways. There are no photos in the book, but I found the texts to be photogenic enough, starting with the juicy chapter intros. (In contrast, Frommer's France, though adequate, seems topheavy on things like geography and population ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Minnesota: Off the Beaten Path |
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.Fodor's Great Britain 2003: The Guide for All Budgets, Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Fodor's October 01, 2002 I took two country guides with me to England: Fodors and Frommers (see my review). Frommers is my first choice for England, and here is why. Fodors publications tend to be for the more affluent travelers. Dont be mislead by the subtitle, which states: Guide for All Budgets- NOT. Though I am no longer a young, backpacking, hostel staying traveler, I am not rich, nor am I affluent, nor even close to the 'very comfortable' category. Rather, probably like most who will buy this guide, I am a mid-income, working stiff. So, for me, the mass majority of the selections in this book are steep. In London, most of Fodors accommodations are more than $100, many $200-$400. Hotels in smaller cities or towns were at $80-$340. I would not hesitate ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Fodor's Great Britain 2003: The Guide for All Budgets, Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path |
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.Colorado Less Traveled: Journeys Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Jim Steinberg, Susan J. Tweit 2005-10 I took two country guides with me to England: Fodors and Frommers (see my review). Frommers is my first choice for England, and here is why. Fodors publications tend to be for the more affluent travelers. Dont be mislead by the subtitle, which states: Guide for All Budgets- NOT. Though I am no longer a young, backpacking, hostel staying traveler, I am not rich, nor am I affluent, nor even close to the 'very comfortable' category. Rather, probably like most who will buy this guide, I am a mid-income, working stiff. So, for me, the mass majority of the selections in this book are steep. In London, most of Fodors accommodations are more than $100, many $200-$400. Hotels in smaller cities or towns were at $80-$340. I would not hesitate ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Colorado Less Traveled: Journeys Off the Beaten Path |
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.Fodor's Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, 1st Edition: The Guide for All Budgets, Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Fodor's April 01, 2003 I took two country guides with me to England: Fodors and Frommers (see my review). Frommers is my first choice for England, and here is why. Fodors publications tend to be for the more affluent travelers. Dont be mislead by the subtitle, which states: Guide for All Budgets- NOT. Though I am no longer a young, backpacking, hostel staying traveler, I am not rich, nor am I affluent, nor even close to the 'very comfortable' category. Rather, probably like most who will buy this guide, I am a mid-income, working stiff. So, for me, the mass majority of the selections in this book are steep. In London, most of Fodors accommodations are more than $100, many $200-$400. Hotels in smaller cities or towns were at $80-$340. I would not hesitate ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Fodor's Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, 1st Edition: The Guide for All Budgets, Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path |
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.Berkeley Guides: Italy 1996: On the Loose, On the Cheap, Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Fodor's December 26, 1995 I took two country guides with me to England: Fodors and Frommers (see my review). Frommers is my first choice for England, and here is why. Fodors publications tend to be for the more affluent travelers. Dont be mislead by the subtitle, which states: Guide for All Budgets- NOT. Though I am no longer a young, backpacking, hostel staying traveler, I am not rich, nor am I affluent, nor even close to the 'very comfortable' category. Rather, probably like most who will buy this guide, I am a mid-income, working stiff. So, for me, the mass majority of the selections in this book are steep. In London, most of Fodors accommodations are more than $100, many $200-$400. Hotels in smaller cities or towns were at $80-$340. I would not hesitate ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Berkeley Guides: Italy 1996: On the Loose, On the Cheap, Off the Beaten Path |