This new edition is the single largest resource ever compiled on Europe's monastery and convent guesthouses. It is an extraordinary guidebook featuring more than 275 places of spiritual retreat in 17 countries including updated maps and information.
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11 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
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Good subject, poor execution,
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This review is from: Europe's Monastery and Convent Guesthouses: A Pilgrim's Travel Guide (Paperback)
Not a well-organized book.Map of Italy shows no monasteries in Sicily (though there's plenty of room), while map of "Italy South" shows two, one of which, "Gibilmanna" on the map is listed under its real name "Convento Cappuccini" which is a bit difficult to guess. What's the point of a map if you must read the entire text to find a place listed on the map? There is much useless filler material in this book such as how to get to Sicily by train (repeated verbatim for each monastery in Sicily). There is almost nothing on flights, ships, buses, cars.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
One of our Preferred Monastery Lodging Guidebooks,
By Robert D. Kange (Connecticut) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Europe's Monastery and Convent Guesthouses: A Pilgrim's Travel Guide (Paperback)
We bought several monastery lodging guidebooks for our travels to Europe. Each guidebook was very helpful in its own way. We found this guidebook Europe's Monastery and Convent Guesthouses: A Pilgrim's Travel Guide to be one of our favorite resources, as it was the most updated and had current website addresses and email addresses. In addition, we found some monastery guidebooks to provide good travel information on how to reach each place while others didn't provide this helpful info. However, Europe's Monastery and Convent Guesthouses was one of the better books in providing directions on how to reach each place. We also really liked the "Where to Stay" section, which for us was one of the most useful as it described the acccommodations available at each place. Above all, we also really liked the spiritual and historical aspect of monastery life integrated into this guidebook.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Do not buy this book.,
By Robin Debson "Robin Debson" (Richmond, VA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Europe's Monastery and Convent Guesthouses: A Pilgrim's Travel Guide (Paperback)
I should have heeded the advice of another reviewer who complained that the book gave no information about prices or where Monasteries were located. (Arrogantly?) I figured I'd be able to locate the Monasteries (I was wrong). The book is useless and I will have to buy another. Seriously, if you buy this book you will regret it.
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