Mobil Travel Guides

Mobil Travel Guide Southeast

Thoroughly revised and updated for 2006, each easy-to-use regional travel guide is organized alphabetically by state and or province and provides meticulously detailed maps with mileage charts; sections describing annual and seasonal events, visitor attractions, landmarks, and recreational activities; enhanced accommodations and restaurant ratings; helpful travel tips and valuable coupons, and a new larger trim size and lay-flat binding.

Mobil Travel Guide New England

Consumer Guide

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Mobil 2000 Travel Guide Great Lakes

The Mobil Travel Guide star ratings are a 45-year-old consumer advocacy concept originally developed following the introduction of the interstate highway system. The goal of the Guide is not to identify and rate every property in the country, but to recommend only the best in each category, ones that we would send our customers to. We look at the stars from a consumer's point of view, rating lodgings and restaurants across North America from the perspective of the "average traveler."The Guides feature new enhanced descriptions for 2004. Listings include lodgings, restaurants, attractions, and events in established travel destinations, as well as cities and towns on the way to established travel destinations. Our new easy-to-use format makes the Guides even more indispensable to travelers. Each regional guide is organized alphabetically by state, with introductory information about the state followed by city listings in alphabetical order. For each city, the guide lists sites and attractions, lodgings, and then restaurants. One of the features that sets the Mobil Travel Guide apart from its competitors is its proprietary Mobil star rating system. Forty-five plus years of publishing experience and the oldest non-biased rating system in North America make the Mobil Travel Guide series a must-have for travelers wanting up-to-date ratings of hotels and restaurants.

Illinois, Indiana, Ohio

Mobil Travel Guide Southern Great Lakes 2005

This new series highlights the very best places to eat in each of the four major metropolitan areas we currently cover, from fine-dining establishments to casual, family-friendly restaurants to hip and trendy hotspots. Find information about the city's well-known chefs, as well as food related attractions. These guides also list some of the city's best groceries, markets, bakeries, and breweries, making this series not only helpful to visitors but also indispensable to local residents. Features include: >Hundreds of restaurants are rated on their culinary excellence, notable value, and overall experience using Mobil Travel Guide's unique Mobil One- to Five-Star rating system >Insider tips about each restaurant's atmosphere, acceptable attire, reservation policy, and accessibility for disabled >User-friendly lists of restaurants categorized by ambience--romantic, family friendly, hip and trendy, and more >Portable size, ease of use, expertise, reliability, and comprehensive and diverse listings make Where to Eat the ideal dining guide

Where to Eat New York

Over 40 years of publishing experience and the oldest establishment rating system in North America makes the Mobil Travel Guide series a "must have" for travelers wanting up-to-date ratings on hotels and restaurants. This guide covers Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington D.C., and West Virginia.

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