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Title: Frommer's Maui 2004 by Jeanette Foster ISBN: 0-7645-3719-9 Publisher: Frommer Pub. Date: 11 August, 2003 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $16.99

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Average Customer Rating: 2.86 (7 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: Haven't been steered wrong yet
Comment: After reading some of the other reviews for the Frommer's Portable Maui guidebook, it seems as if several reviewers have written off the book because it has an error on a map.

I've never used the maps (in fact, I didn't know that the book even had driving maps), but the rest of the book has been wonderful. We've been to Maui twice in the last two years, and each time we've used the guidebook to find wonderful things to do and places to see on the Valley Isle.

From restaurants and sightseeing to golf courses and hotels, all of the descriptions have been insightful, informative, and most importantly, useful. It's funny to go to an out of the way place and notice that all of the tourists are all carting around the same book.

If you want to avoid the tourist traps and discover what Maui is really all about, this book will give you a great start on finding fun in paradise.

Rating: 1
Summary: not recommended
Comment: Very much in need of a revision. The authors made mistakes on the maps in this edition. In the past we depended on these series to guide us around Europe and thought they would lead the way for Maui too. If you purchase this book, buy a current map to go with it.

Rating: 3
Summary: Maui
Comment: This book was very informative. Most information very exact.
But Maui was a large disappointment. Lahaina is the city of excesses, too many wandering panhandlers who appear lost in time.