12/4/24 - Services just stopped at night with no warning. They just left students stranded outside…read morein the cold and snow. They drive by not offering any updates, just watching us stand and freeze at the bus stop waiting and they could care less. One of the first buses I tried to get on (CC Allen/College) the driver shuts the door while I am getting on. The doors close on my shoulders and then I get trapped with the door between my back and my bookbag. I was confused as to what was happening and reacted by saying 'whoa whoa'. The old white racist boomer with gray or white hair and glasses who was driving just looks at me and mocks me by repeating what I said in a funny voice before opening the door. Then instead of apologizing he gives me attitude. And no the not in service sign was not on. If we are lucky they will go bankrupt.

You want to do the right thing, save money, leave a smaller carbon footprint, etc. Its just a shame…read morethat public transportation isn't more reliable.

Ahh, greyhound. I'd estimate maybe 1/3 trips has something odd, unexpected, or just plain…read moreridiculous happen (the bus gets lost! the headlights don't work and you are stuck in some podunk town waiting for a replacement!) I spent many a weekend going back and forth to visit friends and family on these buses. One winter break there was a volunteer group giving away snacks to all travelers. Once I also met a group of prisoners on their way home to Philly. The odds of something ridiculous happening are proportional to how much time you spend. A two hour trip between here and Harrisburg generally is OK, will be filled with other students (not the usual crazies that tend to ride Greyhound) and will generally be on time. Occasionally they oversell tickets so you will be forced to stand in the aisle the whole time or just have to go the next day (so if you are going home for the weekend, you are effectively screwed). The employees here were not rude, the station itself a little bare and a boring place to wait. Still it sure beats walking!!

Greyhound Bus Lines provided terrible service through the State College bus terminal. We were…read moresupposed to depart at 11 am and we did not end up leaving until 12:15 pm. We were not communicated with about why we were delayed. When the bus driver arrived he was extremely rude to all the passengers. We did not end up arriving at our destination until an hour and a half past the expected time. We never received an apology or an explanation for anything. Very disappointed. Will not being using Greyhound again.

I couldn't tell you much because they don't even stop to pick you up. Which is just terrible and…read moreexplains why no one rides it; it's impossible to get on it!

The lobby is OK and you have to take an elevator up to the second floor to check in. Also, parking…read moreis across the street where you have to know your license plate. The breakfast was OK and it was included, which was very nice the room that I was in had some issues with a draft coming in from the window. Also, the bathroom wasn't as clean as it should be with two tiny towels and the sink did not drain correctly so I had to change rooms. The new room had noise coming from the outside, which was due to all the rooftop conditioners and heating equipment all night. I heard a knocking I could not sleep at all. The carpet has some stains on it and it does have a musky old smell to it. The wallpaper is coming off in spots. If you can get a deal a cheap deal then it's a OK place to stay. I really like that it's quiet somewhat and you could check out noon time.

Note: This review was updated a month after I wrote my initial review. This hotel is part of a…read morelarger complex including condos, a TARGET, and attached Federal Taphouse restaurant. I did not need parking but it is located nearby in a deck. The location is very close to campus, plus campus shuttles and public transit stops are nearby. My room was modern, neat, and clean (other reviews indicated problems I did not have). Water pressure for a shower was good (not great) and the water was hot, neat trick in many high rise hotels. There is no fan in the bathroom, so be forewarned. The website does offer some slightly confusing information on dining options, even the staff said that. Federal Taphouse restaurant is the de facto hotel restaurant (a separate business) and I would highly recommend on food quality and adult beverages selections. The hotel does have a very good free breakfast offering in a nice seating area away from the check in areas. A third restaurant basically functions as a bar opening around 4 pm. If none of this works, downtown has many offerings and cuisines. The only major issues I had was (1) no housekeeping during a five day stay. I even requested it mid-week, never happened, mystified why, and (2) I was changed for parking when I did not need it, and it took serious discussion to remove the charge. I expected more from Hyatt in providing the basic services of housekeeping and getting the bill straight. Aside from these two items, overall everything else was really good and if you are staying in the area consider this hotel.

This review is long overdue, but I'm bad at writing reviews. However, back in the wilds of 2020, I…read moreended up stranded in Selinsgrove (long story). For an affordable price, Central PA limousine drove me from my Airbnb to the Fullington Bus stop in Sunbury. You were a lifesaver and if I can figure out a limo trip plan, will definitely be using Central PA Limo! (I have a few ideas I am kicking around :))

To Ed and his team, especially our driver Angelia: We can't say enough about how great the service…read moreyou provided for our daughter's wedding. From the planning the schedule of the day to the carrying out of those plans, CPA Limo was great! Easy to schedule, very fair pricing, great, professional and pleasant service, and safety! Exceptional company. Don't hesitate to use this company! Thanks again Ed, and Angelia!!!!!

Regional airports can be tough in that flights from there are usually so much pricier than from…read morebigger airports (like Philly or Pittsburgh). However, when you think about the cost of gas, parking, and all the other stuff that goes into a trip, State College will almost always win on flights. It's easy to uber there and the lots almost always have space. TSA is extremely fast. You also basically don't have to be there until like an hour before your flight, which is a huge time saver. My one wish is that they had some kind of coffee counter post-security (although the place pre-security it great)! Flights get delayed especially with the air traffic control situation in the US, and it would be nice to have something other than vending for food.

Amazing regional airport close to State College and Penn State! Very convenient to use. Cheap…read moreparking - only $6 per day in the economy lot! Friendly staff and up to 13 daily departures on United and American Airlines to Chicago, Washington, and Philadelphia! Easy access to worldwide destinations in one stop. I would highly recommend flying out of SCE instead of driving hours to larger airports - it is well worth paying a bit extra for the convenience of SCE!

In comparing a delivery restaurant order through Uber Eats and through the restaurant's own online…read moreorder site, I found that Uber added more than 20% to the quoted list price for the menu item, before adding on their service fees. Eg., an entree listed on restaurant menu for $13.95 was listed on Uber Eats for 16.95. Be sure to compare.

Ordered an uber ride from Lewistown Amtrak station. They confirmed the reservation, I never…read morereceived driver info, never notified that it was not available in my area. But they still charged my card.

Omar from Nittany taxi went above and beyond to help us when our car broke down. He was so kind,…read moregracious, and helpful and we are so grateful to him!

Fred was a great driver, good conversation, polite, and solid communication about arrival time…read more Would use this service again.

When Penn State did not have enough tour guides to offer us a tour we found Todd at Lions Chariot…read more Todd was able to not only give us the information that we wanted, but also took us to the specific buildings related to the major my son is interested in. Been on a lot of tours during the college decision process. Wish there was a Lions Chariot service at all of them. Best money spent.

This was our first visit to Penn state campus and we were a little intimidated. This tour was the…read morebest thing we could have done. Todd showed us all around and we got the lay of the land and learned the history of the area which we could not have figured out walking around on our own. I highly recommend this service.