Prompt, responsive and easy to work with. Recently provide transportation for a group of 7 to/from…read morea formal wedding in Lebanon. Was right on time for pickup both ways. Even provided ice for beverages along the way. Highly recommend and definitely will use Excellence Transportation again!

My husband set up transportation for our wedding through this company. He worked with Lisa and said…read moreshe was very responsive and made the process very easy to set up. We did want them for the whole day, which was not a problem at all. The shuttle was very clean and beautiful black leather seats and purple party lights. There was even room in the back for all the décor and garments that needed to go to our wedding venue. Tracy was our driver and she was AWESOME! She helped us load and upload. She was personable and funny. She wasn't stressed that we left the venue a little later than scheduled (Or if she was she didn't show it). Tracy even asked if we would like to stop at sheetz or McDonalds on the way back to our hotel. There was a tight squeeze at the first drop off hotel because someone else was parked like a jerk and Tracy handled it like a BOSS. We even cheered her on! Thank you Tracy for going out of your way to help make our day smooth, easy and fun :)

Never enter into a verbal agreement with Unique Limousine Service in Lancaster, PA. They quoted one…read moreprice and charged more than we agreed upon. When we called them on the overcharge the woman claimed i talked to someone else and that person was gone for the day and she could not give me a set price. I told her I had not authorized a charge that large and if she didn't charge me the agreed upon amount to cancel and refund my money. She said fine, but kept my money anyway. I am currently attempting to get my money back through the credit card company, they say it doesn't look good, limo services do this all the time. We were unable to attend the rehearsal dinner because we couldn't afford an amount more than we agreed upon. Beware!!!!! Apparently Limo services get away with this all the time. They don't tell you on the phone that once they've got your credit card number you essentially have given them whatever deposit they choose to pay themselves and unless you have something in writing from them with the agreed upon set amount, you are screwed, because the deposit they neglect to mention they are paying themselves is also non-refundable. They asked me for an email address and i told them i wasn't near a computer so i wouldn't receive it, but she insisted in case they needed to reach me later about anything. So i provided an email address which they apparently sent the cancellation and refund policy to knowing I would not be able to receive an e-mail until the following week. When i requested the service be cancelled because they voided the contract for service by charging an amount i did not agree to, they should have told me then they had no intention on refunding me my money. Instead she said fine when i said cancel and refund my money. If they had told us they would not refund our money, we would have used the service anyway rather than give them our hard earned money. I don't have money to give away, i don't know about any of you. But $244.00 is a lot of money for someone to receive without providing any service. And the service was cancelled hours before the driver would have dispatched, and within 5 minutes of the charge. These people were taking advantage of the fact that we desperately were attempting to get to the rehearsal dinner, and they thought we'd just roll over and pay whatever. Well, we didn't have the extra money to have an open ended charge so we missed the rehearsal dinner and my husband had a prominent role at the dinner. We were they only family of the groom to come from out of town and he was devastated we were unable to attend the rehearsal dinner, and very disappointed with Unique Limo because his friends at the hotel referred them. We've also told the hotel to take them off their referral list.

My hubby and I are visiting from Las Vegas and we really wanted to venture into Lancaster to see…read morethe Amish community and how they operate. A horse and buggy ride was on the top of our list and we came across this wonderful establishment. The lovely Sadie took us out on a 30 minute drive around the countryside and I couldn't have asked for a lovelier tour guide. She was so excited to tell us everything about the Amish people and the culture and it was truly a wonderful experience. If you're in the area and you are looking for a connection with the Amish community look no further than this establishment. And do yourself a favor and ask for Sadie she's the best!

I stopped in with my dog on 3/25/2026 for a quick 2 mile buggy ride. The gentleman who took us out…read morewas very friendly, informative and patient considering my dog was not a huge fan of the ride. He was whining and wouldn't sit so definitely not cut out for the Amish life. The route was short and sweet and he pointed out numerous things along the way. The prices are reasonable and the property is nice. I recommend checking them out if looking for a horse and buggy ride.

I am so glad we chose this company for our buggy tour. John was our buggy tour guide - he was…read moreamazing. If you don't want an animated tour guide, don't have John. He was very knowledgeable about the area and was very open about answering our questions. Just for reference, I chose the 55 minute tour with the covered bridge. I could have traveled around for another hour and not been bored. Bring cash for two reasons - 1) If the roadside stand is open, he will stop. The farm's children have cookies, lemonade, painted horseshoes, and hand-made keychains. The cookies were out of this world - I can't even describe how satisfying the taste and texture were. 2) To tip your driver - John definitely deserved it. There is a parking lot, keep your eye peeled because you might miss it, depending on which way you are approaching. My daughter and I walked to lunch afterwards. It's right in the middle of lots of eateries and shopping - bonus!

I had been looking forward to a buggy ride tour. Unfortunately the covered bridge was under going…read morerepairs so had to miss that. Our guide was very open to questions and sharing about Amish life. We learned a lot.

We thoroughly enjoyed our SuperSaver tour in Lancaster county. With more than 40 years of…read moreexperience, Jeff was the ultimate guide--full of information and passion for his Amish neighbors. He drove our small group through beautiful rolling farmland, explaining fascinating history and facts about the sect's faith, education system, and economy. The schoolhouse and farmstead were fascinating in ingenuity. The film experience illuminated the inherent conflicts when young people reach an age of accountability. We learned so much and heartily recommend the experience to others in the area.

We went on the movie and house tour combo. The movie is certainly not a complete waste of time but…read morewe did leave with a sense of "what was that?..." It has an interesting way of telling the story, with the 4 screens and a few bonus effects, and its not long - so that was good. It's really just a small add-on to the house tour. Do I recommend it? I have no idea. The house tour was interesting although felt a bit too far removed from actual Amish people who live so close. I feel like the bus tour is probably much better. Ah well, it's open Sunday, so that's good and rare for the area. TIP: Groupon has a deal. Helps with the value.

Tyler Ashley in sales was extremely patient, kind, and knowledgeable. And we couldn't have gotten…read moreoff the road if not for John in service. THANK YOU!

Very clean and staff was very helpful. Based suggestions on the time we had to spend in area…read more Lancaster travel guide contained a very clear map and our host color coded various recommendations and stops

I usually print off directions - but it seemed like the route I was going to take to King of…read morePrussia, PA was very straight forward, so I did not print off directions, and I thought I had them adequately memorized. After getting up around Lancaster, PA - I was mixing up whether U.S. 30 East or U.S. 222 North took me to the Pennsylvania Turnpike/Interstate 76 East. I saw a sign for a "Visitor's Information Center." "Perfect," I thought. I pulled in. Waited my turn (two other folks in line in front of me) and the lady working the counter pulled out a couple of free maps, asked me where I was going, highlighted my route, discussed them with me, and made a couple of route recommendations. They have tons of brochures here on area attractions for folks to peruse and take with them. There are also restrooms, and coffee available. I ended up backtracking a couple of miles west on U.S. 30 and took U.S. 222 North to the PA Turnpike. Great service - and friendly!

Easy way to travel. It's a beautiful station with parking available, pay via QR code. City bikes…read moreare also parked at the station for rent. Stairs up to the main waiting area and stairs down to the platform but there is an elevator available. Coffee shop &public restrooms in the lobby. I purchased my tickets via the app but there is a window available for ticket purchases and assistance. Its the most relaxed way to travel to Philly, NYC and beyond.

I took a train from Lancaster PA to New York City, for the first time in approximately 10…read moreyears....It was about a two and a half hour trip. That wasn't bad, however the train - it was a very bumpy ride. At times it felt like the train was leaning to one side. The windows were dirty and also, not much space to move around.The isles were tight and the seats were really close. And last but not least the bathroom was absolutely filthy and it's stank terribly. I paid $320 for two tickets. We definitely deserved better than that horrible experience.