No comments about Rand McNally Easyfinder: Miami (EasyFinder).

No comments about Birnbaum's Miami 1994 and Ft. Lauderdale.

No comments about Zagatsurvey 2001: Miami So. Florida Restaurants (Zagatsurvey : Miami/So. California Restaurants, 2001).

No comments about Fodor's South Florida, 5th Edition (Fodor's Gold Guides).

No comments about Fodors-Miami'89.

No comments about Miami Insight Guide (Insight Guides).

No comments about Miami Insight Pocket Guide.

No comments about Miami (City GuideMaps).

2 comments about Miami & the Keys '99: The Complete Guide with Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach and the Everglades (Fodor's South Florida).

1. Great places to stay in Key West. Never disappointed...however, it forgot to mention the great cuban coffee, cafe con leche, that Frommer's went into detail with and had mentioned as a must have. Great restaurant's, esp. the cuban ones.



2. The most useful aspect of the Fodor's Guide for Miamai and the Keys when compared to other guidebooks is that this book covers the areas north of Miami, all the way up the Atlantic coast to Sebastian. My past few trips to Florida have been to Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach and Vero Beach as well as Miami and the Keys. It's nice to have the basic information in one place.

   However, I always feel that Fodor's guidebooks tend to be a little superficial. The last five or six I've read haven't included the hotels I've stayed at (for example a Hyatt that has been open for at least ten years). I also don't care for the type of paper stock that Fodors uses. I like to take a highlighter to my guidebooks and you can't use them on this paper because it bleeds through the pages. I will continue my quest for the perfect guidebook!