"Dirty old truck drivers need lovin, too!"…read more Well, no not really. You might not be able to do anything about the old part, but the dirty we can remedy. This truck stop has 3 showers that are maintained to the highest standards of cleanliness. Granted, the towels have seen better days and are losing that "Charmin softness", but truckers just want to dry off after their hot shower. They don't sit behind a desk all day, worrying about whether or not they might return home with 'ring around the collar'. No, the truckers that come here need a dry towel after a hot shower, and a cuppa hot coffee. My hat's off to the staff that keep the showers, rest rooms and convenience store spic and span. You guys do a great job here.

Great place. Do dislike the fact never any decaf coffee that's hot and fresh.read more

This place is clean. Plenty of showers. Can't go wrong. Even truck parking is available on both…read moresides

I decided that since I go to Love's often enough (every day in different towns all over the USA), I…read moreshould start writing reviews of their stores. This one is dirty when it comes to the showers. Mold, dirt, hair, trash, shi* streaks still in the toilet. Great water pressure though and shower head had a couple different settings which was nice. Evening store employees are kids who could probably care less. There's a complete lack of drive when it comes to hospitality and cleanliness. On a positive note, we got here at 2200 on a Friday and there was 10+ parking spots still available! Parking lot in general looked pretty clean too, So that's awesome!!

1st time here - little used / ample truck parking available. I was able to buy a case of Howes…read moreDiesel Treatment on sale at a decent price compared to other truck stops throughout my travels. Clean store, including restrooms. Buy $25 in fuel and get 10% off up to 4 meals at Denny's across the street. Howes diesel treatment $73.89/case of 6. Diesel fuel a nickel cheaper than major surrounding truck stops.

I love this place. I often stop on my late night drives home between Jackson and Kalamazoo…read more Everyone is so friendly there. I also feel very safe pulling over there if I get tired to because there is usually ALWAYS a cop there if not one close by.

Recently stopped at this gas station on my way to Detroit. Overall it's a specious, clean, large…read moreand welcoming establishments with great restrooms friendly staff and a great selection of snacks, drinks and liquor. Prices are a bit high but overall, it's a decent typical gas station to stop at to keep going on your way.

First time coming here. Conveniently off I94 is this place it's got plenty of pumps and very easy…read moreto access on and off. The store is really clean and there's a Subway attached as well that I didn't visit but there's plenty of good bargains and stuff on sale. Bathrooms aren't bad either. Lines move pretty quickly and the staff is always friendly.

Big store with a great selection of drinks that are well presented. Convenient location and easy…read moreparking.

First time coming here. I needed was getting food next door and realized I wanted something more…read morefor the road. Needed more speedy points too. It's an average location, right off the highway. Fairly clean outside, not the best inside. Staff is friendly as well. Deals are solid too

Not the cleanest facility or the best selection of food and other items in the store. The gas pumps…read morewere fast and there was plenty of room to pump.

This place is the best gas station, but it is tiny, but they have a lot of amazing candy like…read morepeanut butter cups pop Mentos gum that's actually pretty rare

Place has been a shit hole for many years gas is the cheapest in town and everyone buys there…read moresmokes here it's right off the main strip

I'm not one for reviewing gas stations but this one rubbed me so wrong I had to say something…read more The place is a dump. The owner obviously has no respect for his customers. There is a fast food joint within the gas station but the counters are covered with boxes and all the lights are off. This should really be taken off the sign. The employees were storing their lunch in the product refrigerators and it wasn't event hidden. You could see half drunk milk, mystery leftovers in tupperware, etc. The final straw was when I was forced to pay a minimum transaction to buy a soda. I know owners have it rough when it comes to fees. But their Visa agreement says they can't charge minimums. I bought some extra stuff to buff up my order. But I was disappointed. I will go out of my way to not use this place again.

On our recent journeys through Michigan we had the wonderful pleasure of stopping at this BP gas…read morestation. While I am normally not one to leave reviews on gas stations, I have decided to make this one a exception. Upon arrival at this oasis we quickly realized that not only would we be able to get refreshments and much needed fuel, we also would receive friendship, community and the ability to copy and fax. Fashioned in an early 1980s period piece this hidden gem is spacious yet cozy station, providing a wonderful atmosphere to rejuvenate the wary traveller. The restroom was impeccably clean and went a step beyond with local stonework, the latest in reflective technology, and a futuristic hand drying facility, not to mention a pleasant scent. Despite this glowing review, I was prepared to give a 4 star rating due to the exorbitant $.49 charge for a cup of ice. However, after having the good fortune and blessing of meeting the delightful cashier Brian, my heart was quickly changed. Not only did he demonstrate impeccable customer service, he did so in a joyous manner. His jovial nature could only be comparable to Santa Claus, which clearly became evident when he exclaimed "Merry Christmas" to all the customers. Whether he is defending the slowness of the elderly or selling Swedish Fish or simply being a smile on a long road trip, Brian is an asset waiting to be discovered. In summary, I would highly recommend this beacon of service to all of my fellow travelers. Yours humbly Mandy VanJay