The old Michelin Red Guides, which I first used in the late '60's for Italy, had detailed, tiny local maps throughout, detailed hotel ratings, and detailed restaurant ratings. Plus the edges were rounded to slip easily into a pocket and a travel-proof cover. This was no doubt too expensive a proposition to maintain, especially as to keeping the maps current. The modern Red guide is therefore a huge disappointment by comparison. I'd rather use Zagat for restaurant ratings and Google maps to find places. I won't need another Red Guide, thank you. The Green is still without peer, however...