On the day of our daughter's wedding 2 weeks ago, with only 2 hours notice, we called Larry's Limo,…read moreand he came to the rescue. We know how lucky we were calling at the 11th hour with little to no advanced warning. Larry showed up and added to a spectacular day for Anne and the entire wedding party. They had so much fun, and raved about Larry. Very professional and extremely personable! Thank you Larry, and continued success with your business. Who says there's no such thing as customer service anymore?! We would highly recommend his service to anyone! Patty & Jim Crossetti

We had the 22 passenger Escalade Conversion for our daughter's wedding, and it was so much fun…read morebeing transported from the wedding ceremony to the reception venue in it! Joe was prompt, sharply dressed, friendly and accommodating to our every need. Larry was great to work with beforehand. I wouldn't hesitate to call them again, it was GREAT!

We used BP Limos for our niece's wedding. Dwayne was professional in every way and we will use him…read moreagain when needed.

Worst limo business in Urbana!! Driver was very selfish and seemed to not care!! Highly DO NOT…read morerecommend, arrived 2 hours late to my formal business meeting. Driver stopped for a smoke midway through the ride. Making me feel very uncomfortable and unsafe!! Limo was unclean and reeked of smoke! Asked driver to pick me up at such and such time and he was 30min late, have a lame excuse!! Terrible experience would not recommend!!

My experience with Peoria Charter Coach Company was excellent as a way to have transport directly…read morefrom Champaign to O'Hare. I couldn't be more pleased with the chance to relax before a 12 hour day of traveling. It was exactly as Shaylyn Dee's review five years ago. Today was my first trip to O'Hare airport using Peoria Charter company from ISR at the UIUC campus. I am so very pleasantly surprised and thoroughly enjoying the drive as I write this review. I completed a UIUC campus visit yesterday, 2/23/25, and being a student 46 years ago I was bracing for the worst as I was acquainted with greyhound bus service - grim. Instead, I was greeted with a smile and quiet confidence by Jim Downing, the driver who immediately identified me on his list of passengers he had. He told me he wouldn't have left and would have waited for me as I had to hustle from waiting inside ISR. Note: the bus parked in front of the Faculty Center, and not iSR. He immediately stowed me my two pieces of luggage, and confirmed that they were free of charge upon boarding. I took the front seat which had a shelf that served as a very practical desk. The coach was uber clean, temperature comfortable, and on time to the minute Jim gave me a courteous and warm orientation, including Wi-Fi password and charger cable outlets, He related to me that there was only one stop Downers Grove and then a mall before O'Hare. We discussed student dynamics where there were 66 students on Sunday and only 22 on Monday - the day I'm traveling. This was a very useful piece of information. He also told me to be careful of high student volume during Easter, spring break and end of school. With this information, I will use this transport in the future to go back to O'Hare on Monday. I am shocked by the negative reviews but will take precautions in learning the pick up point in O'Hare till then. I spoke to Jim on where to pick up Peoria Charter bus in O Hare and will research the location as I have time at O'Hare.. Perhaps I got very lucky with the driver Thank you Jim Downing!

Save your time and take Amtrak or greyhound. They may leave early when they are aware there are…read moremore passengers who booked the bus. The drivers are hit and miss and can be angry and rude for no reason. You might be charged for a small bag even when they let you take one small bag in the bus and two checked bags. One of the drivers was about to stop the bus and kick people out for literally whispering. I understand if he hates his job but that's unacceptable and unprofessional. Also there was no WiFi. Oh and you might get bombarded with emails if you put a negative review. Save your time and take Amtrak or greyhound

Riding the rickshaw made the night for my friend and I! Chris is awesome and polite! He runs on…read morecash tips only between Thursdays and Saturdays (9pm to 2:30am). This guy is awesome and super cute too!! I recommend to all!

I call Sky's move and help and the lady that answered the phone was more than happy to help me…read more Her and her family came early in the morning, helped me finish packing and moved my items with care. I absolutely recommend

The Has Bin is the perfect place to get away. Beautiful sunsets, trains, plains, wildlife…read moreespecially deer. Very romantic !

The Has Bin = The sweetest little spot in the middle of nowhere (and I can say that because I'm…read morefrom a patch of nowhere, myself) with an uninterrupted view of both the sunset and the sunrise. The accommodation (a quaintly-decorated, two-story converted grain bin with queen bed loft, sitting room, stocked kitchenette, double-wide hammock, multiple porches, and fire pit) is especially perfect for a honeymoon, anniversary... or romantic getaway. The hostess, Mary Kay, cooks love right into her food -- from the welcome snack to the morning spread -- it's all freshness, thoughtfulness, and deliciousness. We arrived to a cute little sign on the antique oven wishing us a happy anniversary and two ample slices of freshly-baked pumpkin spice cake. Coffee, tea, milk, juice and bottled water were available in the fridge upon arrival. We chose to drive into Danville, IL (about 15 minutes away) for groceries and then cooked steaks (and s'mores!) on the grill at sunset. Everything we needed -- from charcoal to tongs -- was waiting for us. A freshly-baked frittata breakfast was served on our schedule. It was accompanied by cinnamony baked apples and warm banana bread. (Mmm... still dreaming about those apples!) Sure, there are rules: No pets. No kids under 12. Check-in at 3:00 p.m. Check-out at 11:00 a.m. And, you need to understand that you're in the country... on a working farm. You'll hear critters and crickets and the occasional passing train (they stock earplugs in the nightstand in case you're a city slicker). But the value for the price (especially since you're also getting 2 breakfasts, 2 snacks, all the beverages you'll need, campfire kit, and fairly free-range access to the property) is unsurpassed. If you're looking for a place with lightning-speed wifi, or state-of-the-art gyms, or even barely adequate cell service: you're plain outa luck. But if you're searching for a serene little spot to unjangle those nerves, and finish sentences, and breath a little slower... THIS is where they hide that magic!