Hello Italy! The Best Budget Hotels in Italy

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Summary: This book made my vacation!
Review: My travel group feels very fortunate to have hooked up withthis book. It is a collection of references to accommodations withreal charm and character. The thing that struck me in reviewing the book was that the recommendations were based as much on the hotel rooms as the hoteliers. And sure enough, we feel like we made friends with the proprietors of each hotel we used. This book is great for both the budget traveller and for people who can afford to spend more; but who are interested in an eclectic european experience.

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Summary: A must-read for anyone touring Italy -
Review: The book has ease-of-use. Look up hotels easily - and read all the important info necessary to book rooms. The authoress has done a thorough personal hunt for "decent and beyond" accomodations. And I was fortunate enough to communicate with her by email. Her response was rapid and so helpful.

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Summary: Best Hotel Guidebook
Review: This guidebook is a traveler's best possible friend, especially if you want to save a little money yet still stay in wonderfully locations that are clean and well managed. Buy this book first---it may be all you need!

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Summary: A must-buy for the budget traveler to Italy.
Review: Yes, Toto, this may not be Kansas, but you still can find a good room for under $100 ... with bath. In fact you'll find nearly 70 listings for Rome, personally checked out by the author. And if you're visiting elsewhere in Italy there are extensive listings for 25 other cities and areas. You won't find details on sights here so you'll need another, regular, guidebook like Cadogan. But you can dependably use this as the book to find recommendable, decent, clean, budget accommodations. Save your money for more of the luscious Italian food. And while not a regular guidebook, Margo has included worthwhile travel tips, many you'll rarely find elsewhere, lessons learned from her extensive travels.