I love taking the train into the city. It's usually right on time or close to it. Much better than…read morechancing traffic, and I can relax.

I love the South Shore- conductors "Moose" and Sean were amazing & very kind. They truly love their…read morejobs and their dedication to great service did not go unnoticed. My sister was not feeling well on the train and they went above and beyond to help her be more comfortable. Always a smooth ride with smiling faces, great way to travel around the area. Thank you Moose and Sean!!

Small, but they did have a few shops and restaurants to visit while waiting on my flight. I love…read moresmall airports like this, security lines are generally short and you don't have to walk miles to get o your gate. They were doing construction when I arrived, but I found my Uber driver pretty quickly. I don't make it to South Bend very often, but I look forward to my next trip through this airport!

Love it! Simple and easy to navigate, with access to several great places nearby…read more They are expanding so could get busier soon. Light on food and shopping but that seems to be coming soon.

We had a great time on our bus tour around Lake Michigan. We did a lot of things but never felt…read morerushed. We stayed in great hotels/casinos/resorts and we were well fed! Most of our meals were included. Kimberly, our guide, took care of everything. She had fun trivia contests about the places we were going to visit, or had just visited, while we rode the bus. She always had bottled water and snacks available. She really tried to make sure the elderly among us didn't have to walk too far and had help with their luggage. George, our driver, was friendly, helpful, and did a great job maneuvering that 55 ft long bus in and out of some tight spaces. 10/10!

After now being in a wheelchair, my experience with Signal Travel bus trips has gone terribly…read morewrong. First trip was a scary disaster as the driver was very inept at using the lift, refused to lock chair wheels, etc. Luckily had an aide who intervened and kept me from plunging off of the lift several times. Second trip, called day ahead to make sure appropriate bus and driver would be available. Chair lift did not work, second bus sent, lift did not work, and third bus the same! Everyone waiting and transferring busses in very cold weather. Again, luckily, had an aide with me who had to lift me into owners vehicle for round-trip. Not what I paid two tickets for. Do not book a bus trip if you are in a wheelchair!, no refund.

I used this car service from Goshen to Chicago O'Hare Airport. It was fantastic, and as a solo…read morefemale traveling, I felt extremely safe!

This parking lot is AMAZING! Every year we take an RV up to…read moreSouth Bend for an ND game. This lot lets us park, tailgate and stay overnight! We encountered so many issues on finding lots that will let you stay overnight. Most lots want you go shortly after home games. We love this lot because it's car & RV parking. If we have friends and family who are just coming for the game and driving separate they can park with us verses having to find a "car only" lot. Location is just a small walk to campus. Easy in and out during events. The gentleman who runs the lot is actually on site pretty much the entire time. The parking lot has it's own port-a-potty which is very clean and stocked with TP. You are parked with enough space to spread out with your tailgate gear, tables, grills and even an evening fire if you bring firewood. The lot owner usually calls to confirm a few days prior and is super accommodating! Highly recommend the Pendle Rd. lot if you need event parking for RV's or even cars while in South Bend.

The Indiana Toll Road Travel Plaza was the first pit stop that we made during our drive from…read moreChicago to Cleveland. It was one of the many stops through Indiana that we made during this leg of our road trip. It still looks new or newly renovated. It's spacious inside with lots of tables and seating by the fast food stations. The bathrooms were clean and made for a lot of people. The Welcome Center also had good info for travelers and tourists.

A clean, safe travel stop with multiple food options. Clean bathrooms and a 7-11. There is lots of…read moreparking, and it is pet-friendly

My review is based largely upon an inflammatory sign posted in the lobby. I am a very big supporter…read moreof businesses having the freedom to post whatever they like inside their establishments, but on the same token I'm a big supporter of private citizens choosing to use another business because of said postings. I also support businesses requiring it's patrons to wear a mask on the property if they deem it necessary. What I do not support is offensive, divisive signage to get the point across. A simple "mark required" sign or something with clever humor is sufficient--not the rude, tacky sign that was posted at this hotel that clearly singled out folk of a certain demographic. In a world so full of hate and unkindness, this sign only adds to be negativity. As a tired, road weary traveler seeking nothing more than a little rest and respite from the road, this "greeting sign" caused me to promptly turn around, walk out the door and head to the Best Western across the street. I recommend you do the same and do not support a business that is so crass and low class.

Only reason this hotel was booked, they allowed pets…read more The driveway to get to the hotel is not clearly marked. We passed it and turned into the ustore it drive and had to turn around. There is a restaurant blocking the hotel from the road that looks like it's been closed for years. After pass that you see the hotel. The grounds immediately surrounding the building and the building itself looked fairly well maintained. On top of the entry there is a dish either being held in place by cinder block or being stabilized with them. The interior is super dated and really could use modernisation. We checked in and were told there was a 10$ pet fee. 10$ is low and I had no issues paying it but there was no mention of it on the hotel web page. I would have paid it at booking. No place on the web site during booking is there a place to say you are bringing a pet. Floor in the lobby was nice and clean and shiny. We went up to our room. The room was nice and spacious and also needed a good update and carpets need a super deep cleaned. NOTE TO HOTEL: stop using the dated bedspreads. A nice crisp clean white sheet is all that is needed. Bedspreads always get taken off and thrown aside. Room smelled clean and our sheets were clean and white. The blanket needs retired. It had holes in it. All night long people came and went thru the stairway door that is in need of a soft close spring. We skipped breakfast and went to McDonald's. Over all it worked for a place to sleep and shower that allowed the dog but not our normal standard of hotel.

It's a tiny little station, but it's a nice one. They do need to remodel the bathroom though, or…read moreexpand and add another one on, if there were two stalls it would be a little nicer instead of 1. Since they re did the platform it's really nice now, I was super impressed. Def recommend hopping on the train here instead of driving in if you're planning on doing some shopping on Michigan Ave. The conductors are pretty nice and helpful too.