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After you get the hang of it, it's generally easier then using tables, although occasionally your not left with much of a choice due to retarded browsers like ie not rendering shit right. In the end you get a cleaner end product, and it's easier to maintain since if you do it right you can change the entire layout, globally, just by editing your stylesheets.
I used to use a shitload of tables in just about everything, once i got the hang of css / divs / etc... i haven't really looked back. Sure it's a bit confusing at first, but after a while you'll just appreciate not having to write out all of those tr's td's rowspanning and other bullshit that comes along w/ tables.
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