From Library Journal
Fox, a travel writer for the Washington Post , and Radin-Fox, a photographer/writer, explore the Hawaiian islands in search of new and exotic romantic spots for the mainland weary. The husband and wife team give island-by-island descriptions of sights, restaurants, bed and breakfasts, and hotels along with interesting island facts and trivia. However, they reveal little that is new, and the book appears to be a rehash of material in the better guides to Hawaii. The title is misleading, too, since the narrative does not suggest nor recommend accommodations or services geared specifically to lovers or newlyweds. For example, it is not mentioned that the Island of Kauai is world famous as a wedding site; Fern Grotto, the top spot for nuptials, is omitted entirely. Libraries would be better served by purchasing J.D. Bisgnani's Hawaii Handbook (Moon Pubns., 1990) and David Zurick's Hawaii, Naturally ( LJ 7/90). Not recommended.
- Kevin M. Roddy, Univ. of Hawaii at Hilo Lib.Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
From the Publisher
Lets you in on some very special places in Hawaii where the scenery, attractions, hotels and resorts are filled with rare beauty--and romance. Place by place, it guides travelers to romantic and unusually beautiful sights, intimate inns and restaurants. Also features submarine rides, whale-watching tours, wildlife safaris, hiking tours and other unique activities. There is a section on resorts so special that they are worth a separate trip and deserve to be highlighted.