Frommer's Las Vegas

By Mary Herczog

2008

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0470165413
• ISBN13: 9780470165416
• Release Date: November 2007
• Publisher: Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 0.69 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.3" x 7.9"

Customer Reviews

Very Helpful

I have been planning a wedding in Vegas and this book has been my Bible. It has been quite useful when deciding in restaurants, modes of transportation, shows, etc. We took a trip to Vegas a few weeks ago for planning purposes and we carried it everywhere we went because it had contact information right in the book for everything. I am glad I purchased it. I would suggest it for any traveler going to Vegas.

Frommer's Las Vegas

If I could only purchase one book on Vegas, this would be the one I'd choose. It was much more helpful then Las Vegas for Dummies and Fodor's Vegas.

Vegas Guide

I have found this book to be full of great information! I look forward to utilizing it while we are in Vegas to do things that we normally wouldn't know about or would be less likely to find. Sometimes it's hard to remember where you read about something but I'm excited about checking out some of things I've found while reading the guide.

Vegas in print

Good book, although I felt some of the reviews were not accurate. Some things you just need to do to experience all that Vegas has to offer. Definitely recommended to find about about the places you have yet to discover.

Updated Info to Go

I bought Frommer's Las Vegas 2008 even though last year I'd previously purchased and read the 2007 edition. This years is a good update that builds off of last years work. There is updated information- after all everything changes constantly in Vegas. Having never been there I wanted to make sure I was getting the absolute best deal for when I and my friends go. The hotel I was interested in wasn't even worth mentioning, room wise, last year. but now it's considered one of the best rooms on the strip and I'm greedily content with the good deal I'm getting. Last years book covered the $$$$ hotels a little too much, glorifying them when most of us that are buying the book can't afford to spend $500 per night to stay in them a few days. This year's, I'm happy to say, covers the rooms the rest of us can temporarily call home. It can't cover every single restaurant and bar, but it does give a decent break down from the ultra trendy and expensive to Crispy Kreme's. Also there is a little more mention of the various hotels spa's, though it's still pretty skimpy and that's one of the areas I wanted more on. But this really is a good over view. Now I just can't wait to go!