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Title: Rough Guide to Switzerland (ROUGH GUIDE SWITZERLAND) by Matthew Teller, Lucy Ratcliffe, Kev Reynolds ISBN: 1-84353-064-3 Publisher: Rough Guides Pub. Date: June, 2003 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $18.95 |
Average Customer Rating: 4.67 (6 reviews)
Rating: 5
Summary: Author's response
Comment: I'm the author of the Rough Guide to Switzerland - I couldn't resist responding to the review below titled "A must for a Swiss trip" by 10za. Rough Guides may have started out 22 years ago as "rough" backpacker guides, but the guide I wrote is anything but! As well as budget sleeping & eating options all round Switzerland, we cover high-end choices in detail. Here's a brief rundown. In Geneva we give full, hands-on reviews of the best six luxury hotels, and seven more midrange hotels, plus critical assessment of fine restaurants such as Le Bearn and Miyako. In Zurich, discriminating reviews of five luxury hotels, ten more midrange hotels (six in-town and four out-of-town), and eight of the city's grandest restaurants. Where to stay inexpensively - and very expensively - in St Moritz, Montreux and Gstaad. The cheapest nosh in Bern and the finest cuisine in Lugano. You get the idea. Had to put the record straight.
Rating: 5
Summary: A must for a Swiss trip.. I would combine with one other
Comment: What I like best about the Rough Guides is that they give critical reviews. They will point out the tourist traps and will give negative reviews. I find that Frommer's and Fodor's rarely point out the negatives to a particular hotel or site. The rough guide is very critical and is a great balance to these other guides. I would balance your trip to Switzerland with a Fodors (or Frommers) book because the maps are often better and there are more higher end hotels listed.
This book will help you decide where is best to spend your vacation in Switzerland. There are clear critical descriptions of all the regions and great general info on getting around in Switzerland.
If you aren't interested in "roughing" it and staying in lower priced hotels.. the guides are still very useful in rating attractions, and areas in which to stay... but you will need another book to look at more moderate and luxury hotels.
I would definitely read this book before going to Switzerland.
Rating: 5
Summary: Don't Leave Home Without It
Comment: As a solo traveler through Switzerland this book was amazing. I leafed through other travel guides before my trip and finally decided on this one due to it's thoroughness about various regions and it's extras (history, festivals, maps (loved all the maps) etc). I spent two and a half weeks there and this guide made it all worthwhile. I recommend it to anyone going to Switzerland!
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Title: Lonely Planet Walking in Switzerland (LONELY PLANET WALKING IN SWITZERLAND) by Clem Lindenmayer ISBN: 0864427379 Publisher: Lonely Planet Pub. Date: November, 2001 List Price(USD): $19.99 |
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Title: Fodor's Switzerland (42nd Edition) by Fodor's ISBN: 1400010632 Publisher: Fodor's Pub. Date: 03 December, 2002 List Price(USD): $21.00 |
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Title: Swiss - Bernese Oberland 2nd Edition A travel guide with specific trips to the mountains, lakes and villages by Philip Alspach, Loretta Alspach, Philip ISBN: 0963223569 Publisher: Intercon Pub Pub. Date: 19 January, 2001 List Price(USD): $17.95 |
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Title: Lonely Planet Switzerland (LONELY PLANET SWITZERLAND) by Damien Simonis, Sarah Johnstone, Lorne Jackson ISBN: 174059228X Publisher: Lonely Planet Pub. Date: July, 2003 List Price(USD): $19.99 |
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Title: Frommer's Switzerland by Darwin Porter, Danforth Prince ISBN: 0764565621 Publisher: Frommer Pub. Date: 22 March, 2002 List Price(USD): $20.99 |
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