London, May 11 (IANS) Many hotels, restaurants and tourist attractions in Britain are "overpriced" and "lack quality", according to the Lonely Planet guide to Britain.
However, the country may be a good bargain for foreigners because of the weak economy, the Daily Express reported.
David Else wrote in the Great Britain guide: "Brits' wallets are struggling to take the strain. Some of Britain's tourism industry just doesn't deliver."
He advised tourists to shun overpriced restaurants and choose instead a curry worth five pounds or a pie in a pub.