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Title: Lonely Planet Ireland (Ireland, 5th Ed) by Lou Callan, Fionn Davenport, Patrick Horton, Oda O'Carroll, Smallman, David Wenk ISBN: 1-86450-379-3 Publisher: Lonely Planet Pub. Date: March, 2002 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $19.99 |
Average Customer Rating: 4.19 (16 reviews)
Rating: 5
Summary: EXCELLENT!!!!
Comment: I just returned from a three month bike tour of Ireland. I had no tour guide; I brought only myself, my bicycle, clothes (of course), and four guide books on Ireland. The one book that I used over and over again, leaving all others tucked abandoned within my pack, was the Lonely Planet guide. The LP guide has detailed chapters on anything and everthing in Ireland, including phone numbers, prices, hours, city maps, hostels, B&B's, hotels etc... It also includes history and facts so that when you do arrive in Ireland and see a castle or a dolmen or the Burren, you will know the story behind it. I can't say enough good things about this guide. If you are going to travel in Ireland, this book is a must!
Rating: 5
Summary: Best book by far
Comment: The Lonely Planet guide book series is by far the best set of books I have found for travel. Let's Go, Rough Guide, Frommer's, etc do not live up to these books. LP offers a great blend of interesting facts (history, etc) with the travel information that we all really want.
I am a student who spent the summer of 1999 traveling through Europe and spring 2000 in ireland. I did read a number of other books before and durring the trip, and will always buy Lonely Planet as they have impressed me as being the best, hands down. If you want to go on a drunken tour, buy Let's Go and end up in the same run down American hostels and American bars as the rest of the American students, but take my word, you will have enough ability to do that with LP, but you will not be forced to either. LP will help you to actually experience the culture, and take in a more European version of Europe than Let's Go, and still give you the opportunity to party like a rock star when you want - its up to you.
It is the most complete and most versitile book I have found. It will cater to budget and intermediate travelers of all ages and groups. I will buy the same series even when I can afford nice resturants and hotels, because LP tells it all.
The same experience is true for my trip this last spring to Ireland. Lonely Planet Ireland is as good as Western Europe, but more detailed.The Lonely Planet guide book series is by far the best set of books I have found for travel. Let's Go, Rough Guide, Frommer's, etc do not live up to these books. LP offers a great blend of interesting facts (history, etc) with the travel information that we all really want.
I am a student who spent the summer of 1999 traveling through Europe - poor, but free. I did read a number of other books before and durring the trip, and will always buy Lonely Planet as they have impressed me as being the best, hands down. If you want to go on a drunken tour, buy Let's Go and end up in the same run down American hostels and American bars as the rest of the American students, but take my word, you will have enough ability to do that with LP, but you will not be forced to either. LP will help you to actually experience the culture, and take in a more European version of Europe than Let's Go, and still give you the opportunity to party like a rock star when you want - its up to you.
It is the most complete and most versitile book I have found. It will cater to budget and intermediate travelers of all ages and groups. I will buy the same series even when I can afford nice resturants and hotels, because LP tells it all.
Rating: 5
Summary: Lonely Planet does it again
Comment: Can a travel guide get any better? I think not. While no book can possibly cover everything of interest to everyone LP certainly hits more than just the highlights. It's worth reading even if you aren't planning a trip.
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Title: Bed & Breakfast Ireland: A Trusted Guide to over 400 of Ireland's Best Bed and Breakfasts by Elsie Dillard, Susan Causin ISBN: 0811832724 Publisher: Chronicle Books Pub. Date: March, 2002 List Price(USD): $14.95 |
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Title: Rick Steves' Ireland 2003 by Rick Steves, Pat O'Connor ISBN: 1566914582 Publisher: Avalon Travel Publishing Pub. Date: January, 2003 List Price(USD): $17.95 |
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Title: Ireland (Eyewitness Travel Guides) by Lisa Gerard-Sharp, Tim Perry ISBN: 0789494248 Publisher: DK Publishing Pub. Date: March, 2003 List Price(USD): $25.00 |
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Title: Lonely Planet Scotland (Scotland, 2nd Ed) by Neil Wilson, Graeme Cornwallis ISBN: 186450157X Publisher: Lonely Planet Pub. Date: February, 2002 List Price(USD): $16.99 |
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Title: Michelin 2003 Ireland by Michelin Travel Publications, Michelin ISBN: 2061004695 Publisher: Michelin Travel Publications Pub. Date: January, 2003 List Price(USD): $10.95 |
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