Travel to Nevada

The Unofficial Guide to Las Vegas 2006 (Unofficial Guides)

Format: Paperback
Author: Bob Sehlinger
ReleaseDate: 09 September, 2005
Publisher: Wiley
Rating:

Unbiased = Better
The Unofficial Guide does not give every hotel a thumbs-up and rightly so. Yay! Finally a more comprehensive UNBIASED book on Vegas. When we visit Vegas we want the real deal on places, like VegasADD. com or cheapov egas. com, not a fluffed-up description that looks like it was written by each hotel and restaurant.

Fairly good overview
I have read many other Unofficial Guide books, and seem to prefer them among all the travel guides out there. I found this book to be a fairly good overview, but perhaps not as in-depth as I was hoping for. The book is layed out well and easy to either read all the way through or just hunt for the information you are looking for. However, it was not as in-depth on some of the hotels and dining as I would have liked. It does have a great section on gambling that is perfect for beginners or those who have never had much luck. It tells you how to play it safe so that you don't lose your life's savings, as well as gives you tips on how to win at what you can. Basically its just practical and doesn't make you believe that its taught you some magic new way to win millions, which is really pretty rare in gambling advice. Overall, I would say that this book is perfect for anyone wanting to get a good overview of the city and all its available attractions, but perhaps not quite in-depth enough for the experienced traveler looking for insider information.

Unofficial Guide to Las Vegas
Have never been to LV but this has been very informative and will come in handy for our first trip this summer. Seems to cover a lot.

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