Relaxing journey by rail. Comfortable and wide seating and none of the "sardine can" rush by…read moreflying. If you are not on a tight schedule Amtrak is a great option.

Rating the station, not the train. The station serves its purpose, but Airline executives in charge…read moreof Amtrak removed the station attendant, checked baggage, and bicycle service along with it, thus only a 4 of 5. There are restrooms and a water fountain, with heating and a/c. The building is clean and maintained. https://www.amtrak.com/stations/hun --Amtrak does not publish timetables, and removed them from their website in early 2020. Amtrak's Westbound Cardinal departs at 9:51pm on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Amtrak's Eastbound Cardinal departs at 7:16am on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. https://www.amtrak.com/home.html Reservations are required; rooms and seats are cheaper when purchased more in advance, just like airlines and bus companies do. Coach service features wide, comfortable seats with charging outlets by the big window, drop-down tables, overhead lighting, etc. Bring a pillow & blanket for added comfort. Business Class service features 2 and 1 seating, leather seats, and a private lounge area with tables not accessible by coach passengers. (Not available during Covid pandemic.) First class (Sleeping car) Service: Roomettes are small (and cheaper), and can accommodate 2 adults, while bedrooms are bigger, (much more expensive), with their own private bath/shower combo, and can accommodate 3 adults with a large lower berth with upper berth. All linens, bedding, soap, etc are supplied just like a hotel. All meals included, with food quality diminished with the removal of dining cars. Unlimited soft drinks & beverages except alcohol. Your first drink is free... There is a shower down the hall for Roomette passengers. We need our trains more than ever! --Amtrak is the only remaining, direct land transportation to/from the Cincinnati area, and East to the Tri-state area (Huntington/Ashland/Ironton). Amtrak is the only public transportation in many small towns. Amtrak's Cardinal operates from New York, South to Washington, D.C., then thru the Blue Ridge, Allegheny and Appalachian mountains (and the awesome New River Gorge!) to Charleston, Huntington, Ashland, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chicago. Amtrak: 800-USA-RAIL To SEE what the Cardinal is like, the awesome hospitality and service: https://youtu.be/za7LRfMaIcw Long live the long-distance passenger train!

Horrible customer service and pricing! Rude workers, only open a few hours, when it states 10-6…read more Price is not set, goes up for every 10 seats sold! Greyhound used to be an awesome way to travel. No more.

So pissed!!! I got hold of agent.... Quoted me 47 with taxes included. From Huntington WV to…read moreColumbus Ohio. I purchased ticket because he told me today only price. So I check my bank account.. And was charged 59 dollars. Called right away and agent again lied to me and said if I had bought from station it would have been 80 dollars. But I went on line it said 40 dollars plus 5 dollar fee so would have only cost 45 still cheaper than 59 dollars. Bottom line is watch out for secret charges. They totally lied to me.... So please find another means of transportation. I will only wait for the day that this poor company gets shut down soon!

I don't know who is driving bus number 27 right now (June 1 at 3:10;pm) but we waited and watched…read morehim NOT come to the bus stop and take off through the middle of the parking lot back towards Whit Davis WITHOUT stopping at the bus stop in front of the lawn and garden department!! And NO NO NO THERE IS NO CONSTRUCTION blocking traffic right there!! They are laying pavement in the middle of the parking lot NOT in where the buses go. The lady that is driving bus number 25 (who KNOWS how to drive) had no problem parking at the bus stop at Walmart!! WTFFFFF

From the owner: Athens Public Transit is public transportation for everyone! Featuring 7 bus lines around Athens,…read moreThe Plains, and Chauncey, APT can get you where you need to go quickly. All buses are ADA accessible and have bike racks. Cost is only $1 a ride, and rides are free for the Ohio University community through the Bobcat Pass program.

CHECK THIS B.S. OUT! so i ride to my doc appts with a local medi-cab service cause svta busses…read moredetroy my neck and back. on jan.3 2022 my ride from the cab service didnt show up cause svta decided they needed the run more. the cab service did not even know i had an appt. my appt. to the pain clinic was scheduled for 9:15 a.m.. thanks to svta i did not get there until 10:00 a.m.. needless to say i was turned away at the clinic for being so late and given another appt. for the following week. they had one for the next day but svta requires three days notice in advance. so now i will have to go an entire week dealing with my chronic pain because of svta. I BET THEY WILL STILL BILL THE GOVERNMENT FOR THIS RUN!!!!! I WAS UNABLE TO GET MY MEDS.

The driver picked me up on time and was friendly. The bus was clean. The passengers were nice and I…read moreenjoyed my trip to Walmart. It only cost $2 for a round trip on Wednesdays. I will ask Sandy Valley Transportation to take to me to Walmart again.

If I could give negative stars, I would. And if you look at my Yelp reviews, the majority are…read moreoverwhelmingly positive. Not Greyhound. I would strongly recommend steering clear of them at all costs. I took a bus, schedule #GLI1679 run by Baron's (another bus company, but an affiliate of Greyhound) from Charleston, West Virginia to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania on Tuesday, July 24, 2018, with a stopover in Cambridge, OH. The connecting bus was supposed to arrive at 12:35 PM in Cambridge Ohio but never did. That's right. bus never showed. After numerous attempts to get a human on the line and waiting on hold for 45 minutes from the last call, I was told the bus was canceled. I asked what they were going to do about it. After an additional 15 minutes on hold, I was told that no bus was forthcoming. I waited until 3:15 but had no other choice but to spend money on alternate transportation. Approximately 20 other people were stranded as well, and they all had difficulty getting through to the line. When I left at 4 pm, most of them were still there. What kind of transportation company runs a bus line that doesn't show up? What kind of transportation company actually says, "We're not going to do anything to pick any of you up" despite stranding you in a Sheetz parking lot for hours? I have requested a refund via email, but despite furnishing all the details, they have not issued one. I just received one of those typical canned responses, not acknowledging that I was stranded, but telling me to call again. I would avoid Greyhound at all costs. Hitchhiking is probably a better option at this point. P.S. The Greyhound station has some rather dubious looking characters that hang out in front.

some of the buses are nasty and don't have locks on the bathroom doors not good at allread more