Do you know the feeling of pride you have in your children's intelligence when both are accepted to…read moreThe University of Illinois? Do you know how quickly that feeling evaporates when they miss their train stop and end up an hour south of campus, late in the evening, with no way to get back? I do. Arrow Taxicab saved us last night. We called them and they immediately drove an hour from Urbana down to Mattoon, found our stranded geniuses and got them back to their dorms. Thanks Arrow!! Also, the kids reported a clean car, and a friendly driver. All's well that ends well.

Twice we made reservations to go to the airport and they never showed up!!!!!!!!!!! It almost made…read moreus miss our flights until a friend gave us the needed ride!!!!L!!L!!

Friendly, on time service. Knowledge of area A plus and the price was right. Will definitely use…read moreagain as should everyone else!

I really didn't need a car in Chambana when I lived there because of the MTD. The number of routes…read moreand service times were always great, and got me pretty much anyplace I could ever want to go in either city. Buses were largely on-time, and even back then had text-for-times and a mobile website to check route information. I'm sure it's only better now. If you do ride, keep an eye open for Bill #9, who is probably the kookiest conversationalist of a bus driver I've ever met. Every ride with him was fun, guy always had something to say. For instance, when we'd pass Goodwin and Green, he would comment about the "good win" the Illini had the previous week. What a character.

Terrible drivers and completely unprofessional. I had one telling me to pull my car over after…read moregesturing sticking her finger down her throat as if too imply l was ugly or made her sick, and l didn't even do anything! She was swerving while driving the bus HR was useless they promised a follow up call and lnever received it. Whomever she was, she was a vile, classless,and incompetent driver who was reported and l received absolutely zero follow up. What can you do? Hire professionals not hateful individuals!!! HR do your job with complaints!!!

Completely Untrustworthy: Not worth the risk!!…read more So; I had to be at the Peoria Charter bus stop at 8.05 on a Sunday morning. I called the night before and asked to book a cab for 7.40. The gentleman who answered told me that there was no need to book a cab and that I could call at 7.15 and they would send someone then... no problem. So; Sunday morning rolls around and I call at 7.15... no answer. I continue to call for another 10 minutes, every minute--no answer. Thankfully Abdul at DATTA Can answered and I used him. I am never going to bother to call Champaign Taxi Services again. I would give 0 stars but this isn't allowed.

These guys picked me up as arranged the previous day at 430am to the airport. Thanks guys for being…read morepanctual. Recommended.

Girlfriend wanted to go camping, but did not want to go too far. She chose this place because of…read morethe Yelp reviews. It was a solid choice. This place is in the middle of farm country with plenty of really old trees, a creek, and a few lakes near by. On a trip into town you pass over a bridge that cuts across a lake. Lots of fishing boats. May need to go back and check that out. The campground is small and attached to a small public park with grill sites, pavilion and permanent toilet huts. You drive though the public part and back to the campground area in the back. Very short and pleasant drive. We arrived early on Friday afternoon and picked our campsite. Some sites were tucked up next to woods and some grassy and open. All were generous on space. All sites had a fire ring with an adjustable grill grate, a short compacted gravel driveway for your car, plenty of flat area's for your tent(s), and a sturdy picnic table. Some sites had electric hook-up, but you had to pay a little more for those. Short walk to the dumpster, fresh water pumps, and bathrooms. Behind the bathrooms there was a slop sink with a hot water hose specifically designated for doing dishes. All amenities were not too close and not too far. Dumpsters were a little farther walk and away from campers which was appreciated. Campsites were 50/50 mixed between RV campers and tent campers. While it was a fairly quiet campground, there was a constant bike parade of kids pedaling around. Streets were all one way to keep the car traffic predictable and at a minimum. Pete and his son Brandon, are the property caretakers. They stopped by and asked if we needed anything about twice a day. Once Pete noticed that I was getting low on firewood and offered to go and get some for me in his Gator ATV. Never had that happen before. Seriously nice people. Here is the gem of it all - the campground and facilities are IMMACULATE!! I can't stress enough just how clean this place was. You could not find a cigarette butt, food wrapper, pop can, or anything like that anywhere! Even better, the bathroom/shower-house was unbelievably clean. Toilets never had waste in them, there was no toilet paper or waste on the floor, no old toothpaste in the sinks, or no graffiti carved into the mirrors or walls. The exhaust fans were running and quiet, the bathroom smelled clean, and was really well lit and safe. With a 9 and 11 year old daughters, this is very important to me. I've been camping quite a bit and I have NEVER seen a campground so well cared for. On Sunday we were packing up and sure enough Pete stopped by to thank us for our stay and recommended a few points-of-interest to see on our way out of town. Again, I've never had better accommodations and hospitality outside of a brick and mortar hotel. On your way out of town, if your passing near Lexington, IL (a few miles up the road), stop at the "Shake Shack" for a chocolate malt. WOW was that good stuff! Well, that's all I've got. I hope you find yourself in this campsite and in Pete's wonderful care. You and your family won't regret it. Happy camping!

Camped at Friends Creek as a child in 1970's And camp here now with my family and Grandchildren…read more Camp host Pete is the best! Nice friendly campground.

What an underrated and helpful company. Not only were was the driver able to accommodate me at 5:15…read moream on short notice, but he also arrived earlier than he said and patiently waited until I was ready. The driver was polite and friendly. Definitely recommend to others.

Great customer service..nice people...very dependable and always on time...they our good with…read moreprices..people who run it does and Pabelo are good Familey oriented people and honest people..

if i could give them no star i would. I called for a cab told them I had a important appointment…read morethey said 20 or35 at the most. i called after 40 minuts and the man said he would figure out what was going on and call right back. They never called back, made me miss a appointment that i had to pay for anyway b/c of the late cancelation. the kicker for all of this is they still 3 days later wont answer my phone #. give these people no work!!

We were in town to attend a family event and stayed for three nights at this wonderful bed and…read morebreakfast. Sylvia's Irish Inn is a historic Victorian style house built in 1895. It is in a quiet neighborhood near the University of Illinois campus. We chose the Dr. Lindley King Suite which is located on the third floor of the building. It is a huge room with antique furnishings, a stained glass window, a high ceiling and a very comfortable king size bed. Our hosts Sylvia and Ernie were very friendly and engaging. Sylvia is originally from Ireland hence the name of the Inn. We enjoyed a tasty breakfast mixed with lively conversation. One of the highlights was Sylvia's homemade muffins. When I mentioned to Sylvia how much I enjoyed the delicious Irish tea she served she gave me a take home gift of tea bags. If you are visiting Urbana and would like stay somewhere different than a typical hotel, consider Sylvia's Irish Inn!

Now this is the way a bed and breakfast should be. Relaxed and cozy and spotless. The host and her…read morehusband interact with the guest during breakfast and they are a pair of the loveliest people you could ever want to meet. I have not enjoyed a more intriguing conversation any where. And its all about being real and acceptance and trying to see the world as someone else's eyes who is from some place totally opposite of your own.