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(More customer reviews)Two years on since my last review, (Michelin THE RED GUIDE 1998), and the guide only gets better. Because the book works on a system of symbols that describe the various facilities available to the motorist, and other tourists in France, it is easy to use with confidence. At the front of the book these sybols are fully explained in both French and English so why do so many people complain about the book being "in French", a star is a star is it not, even if it is une etoile. Having said that, this years improvement is a descrptive passage for many entries and this is in French, but hey, give it a go, it's not that difficult. I have always found that the French are more receptive and more friendly if you try to communicate in French, no matter how poorly, so it's worth the effort. And this book will take a lot of the effort out of deciding where to stay, where to eat and how to get there. One hundered years old and still going strong.
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Armed with THE RED GUIDE, globetrotters can have the latest information on fine dining establishments worthy of Michelin's renowned stars and selections of "Bib Gourmand" restaurants indicating good food at reasonable prices. A proven source for a century, THE RED GUIDE also assists travelers in selecting accommodations that meet their criteria in service and style, enhanced with city plans, local maps and practical tourist information.
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