Accommodation Books

Having a gourmet quality breakfast in bed is one of life's true luxuries. Now with Carol Frieberg's "Breakfast In Bed: More Than 150 Recipes For Delicious Morning Meals" anyone can enjoy such delightful decadence. Each dish is thoroughly 'kitchen cook friendly' and simple in its preparation. The recipes are drawn from the menus of elegant west-coast bed-and-breakfasts and other inns, presenting the very best of breakfast menu favorite fare. All of them are simply delicious palate pleasing and appetite satisfying, ranging along the whole spectrum of breakfast entrees. The recipes range from French Breakfast Puffs (Abigail's, Victoria, British Columbia); Chocolate Zucchini Rum Cake (Hammons House Inn Bed & Breakfast, Sonora, California); and Blueberry Sourdough Cobbler (Chambered Nautilus, Seattle, Washington); to South of the Border Crustless Quiche (Salisbury House, Seattle, Washington); Apple Cider Syrup (Hilltop Bed 7 Breakfast, Ferndale, Washington); and Baked Breakfast Apples (Glendeven Inn & Gallery, Little River, California).

I first came across the '92 version of this book and have had many years of excellent use out of it. The updated 97 version was found by accident in a local book store.

The new version has been updated somewhat though sadly with the omission of an interesting Abbey in Wales. It does however still retain a captivating selection of unusual Hotels to stay in.

What seperates this book from crowd for me is the simple yet accurate descriptions of the Hotels. I have given it to many a visiting friend to help enhance their journey across this green and pleasant land.

Highly recommended.

A good guide for those who need a reference to plan the perfect romantic weekend get away. All you romantic gentleman could use it as a handy guide to woo that special someone and take her to a place which she will definitely enjoy.

Both Pat Fenn and Rosemary Gower-Jones tell it like it is. It's very rare to find such honesty to-day, you can be sure that each Chambres d'Hotes is just as they say it will be.

To travel in France without this book is to travel in America without insurance, foolish.

We are the authors of Eating & Drinking in France and have used this guide for years. If you want to have a memorable trip to France, stay in the small hotels listed in this helpful guide.

Now in a new and completely updated edition, Cheap Sleeps Europe is a thick, 614-page compendium of more than 10,000 affordable lodgings all over the European continent, from Austria to Finland, Turkey, the United Kingdom and more. From tips on book a bed in advance, to detailed information about hotels, to warnings of trouble spots, Cheap Sleeps Europe is a truly "user friendly" and highly recommended take-along guide for European business travelers and vacationers on a budget.

Betsy and I enjoyed creating this book because it gave us an opportunity to introduce visitors and residents to places that make Indianapolis special. Strolling, shopping, or sightseeing, visitors will be guided to those places that gave them the richest flavors the city has to offer.

The book is divided into thirteen chapters, including Where To Stay, Shopping, and Nightlife, making it easy for readers to pinpoint the topic they are searching for. Entries are short and fact-packed, and the book includes plenty of pictures and fun facts about the city.

We are particularly pleased that a portion of the books profits go to the Indianapolis Parks Foundation. Helen O'Guinn

This is my favorite San Francisco Guide. It includes all the essentials, as well as lists of favorites from seasoned SF locals. I liken it to a San Francisco Through the Back Door kind of guide.

This book is by far the best VT book I've ever read. It doesn't include the behavioral aspects, but it gives you both the cause of the problem, the diagnosis, and the solution in an easy to read format.

"Subpart A---General
Section 36.101 Purpose
The purpose of this part is to implement title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (42 U.S.C. 12181), which prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability by public accommodations and requires places of public accmmodation and commercial facilities to be designed, constructed, and altered in compliance with the ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS ESTABLISHED BY THIS PART."
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