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Delaplaine’s 2013 Guide to Miami & South Beach
Delaplaine’s 2013 Guide to Miami & South Beach
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A complete guide for everything you need to experience a full and rewarding “Long Weekend” in Greater Miami, including South Beach.
If you’re only going to be on South Beach, there’s a different book for that. This book covers GREATER MIAMI: the Design District, the Upper East Side (northern Biscayne Boulevard), the burgeoning Downtown and Wynwood areas, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Key Biscayne.
“Found lots of cheapie restaurant listings for Downtown Miami, many of them quite ethnic: Colombian Nicaraguan, Salvadorean, etc. Very interesting differences in the cuisines. We were forced to stay in a big hotel Downtown for a conference, so this was an invaluable aid.”
---Bruce P., Kansas City
“Despite its ‘laid back’ look, with people walking around in shorts and flip flops all afternoon, South Beach can be really intimidating at night. The clubs can be huge, expensive and daunting. This book took the edge off a little.” ---Wanda T., Redmond, Wash.
“The best suggestion in the ‘Attractions’ chapter was to go ‘lobby-hopping’ in all the Art Deco hotels. You grab a cab (so the parking nightmare is not an issue) and go from one fabulous hotel lobby to another—it’s like an architectural tour of Miami Beach—and you get to drink! Yes, you spend a few bucks on cabs, but it’s cheaper than buying a table at a club that night in one of the overpriced clubs.” –-Kenneth T., London
=LODGINGS, variously priced, from luxurious spas to budget accommodations
=RESTAURANTS, both upmarket and budget
=ATTRACTIONS: there’s more to do on South Beach than you think. (OK, no, there’s not!)
=SHOPPING suggestions
If you’re only going to be on South Beach, there’s a different book for that. This book covers GREATER MIAMI: the Design District, the Upper East Side (northern Biscayne Boulevard), the burgeoning Downtown and Wynwood areas, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Key Biscayne.
“Found lots of cheapie restaurant listings for Downtown Miami, many of them quite ethnic: Colombian Nicaraguan, Salvadorean, etc. Very interesting differences in the cuisines. We were forced to stay in a big hotel Downtown for a conference, so this was an invaluable aid.”
---Bruce P., Kansas City
“Despite its ‘laid back’ look, with people walking around in shorts and flip flops all afternoon, South Beach can be really intimidating at night. The clubs can be huge, expensive and daunting. This book took the edge off a little.” ---Wanda T., Redmond, Wash.
“The best suggestion in the ‘Attractions’ chapter was to go ‘lobby-hopping’ in all the Art Deco hotels. You grab a cab (so the parking nightmare is not an issue) and go from one fabulous hotel lobby to another—it’s like an architectural tour of Miami Beach—and you get to drink! Yes, you spend a few bucks on cabs, but it’s cheaper than buying a table at a club that night in one of the overpriced clubs.” –-Kenneth T., London
=LODGINGS, variously priced, from luxurious spas to budget accommodations
=RESTAURANTS, both upmarket and budget
=ATTRACTIONS: there’s more to do on South Beach than you think. (OK, no, there’s not!)
=SHOPPING suggestions
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