Title: Lonely Planet Mexico
Author: Jon Noble
Synopsis: I have a backpacker lodge in Mexico City and there I have had the oportunity to check most of the travellers guides for Mexico, in french, spanish, english and some in other languages. I can tell by my own experience, because I travel a lot in Mexico and use the LP guide, and by the by the experience of those guys staying at our lodge, that this guide is the most complete, acurate and updated of all guides.

Published 2000, 1088 pages, English language.

Title: Mexico Travelbook : 2000
Synopsis: Lodgings and restaurants, planning - getting there and getting around, complete Cancún coverage, chichén Itzá, Uxmal and other major ruins, beaches, shopping, sightseeing suggestions.

Title: Acapulco, your personal guide
Author: Gustavo A. Delao, Ana M. Zurita, Maria Skufka 
Synopsis: The best and nicest in "Acapulco, your personal guide". To write this guide, the authors spent 9 months in our city, researching and taking photos... it is a privilegue for us to have this new guide that will provide tourists with practical and important information ever written.

Published 1996, 103 pages, English language.

Title: Adventure Guide to the Yucatan : Including Cancun & Cozumel (Serial)
Author: Bruce Connord, June Connord
Synopsis: The Yucatan Peninsula sticks out of Mexico's land mass like a giant hitch-hiking thumb, offering a treasure trove of attractions - historical and contemporary, natural and phenomenal. Watersports abound in the crystal-clear waters offshore, and fishing is rich. South from Isla Mujeres, a sliver of an island off the coast of Cancún, the world's second longest reef stretches 156 miles all the way down to the Bay of Honduras

Published 1997, 300 pages, English language.