This shuttle runs to and from the University of Ottawa and Carleton University. It starts running…read moreat 7:45am at Ottawa U, and the last shuttle is at 10:40pm at Carleton, 5:10pm on Fridays. The ride is about 20 minutes long, and depending on the time, also stops at the St. Paul campus and Lees apartments. It's available to students, professors, and employees at both universities, and is absolutely free. It's extremely convenient if you don't have a buss pass, but it's extremely inconvenient if you have a schedule to keep - the bus only runs once every 40 minutes at each location and only runs Monday to Friday, and not on holidays. You can catch it at 150 University Private in front of the portable if you're at Ottawa U, or at the entrance of the Minto Case Building at Carleton. There are a few other stops where you can catch it, but these are the main locations. The schedule is available here, as well as online. It was a great service when I was a student at Carleton!

I've rented cars in just about every major city in North America, and I've never once experienced…read moreanything of what I saw with my own eyes at this location. It's run like a zoo of animals on the loose who at best are just incompetent and ignorant. At worst, they're criminals and scam artists. If Enterprise were to actually realize how these employees acted there, they'd be forced to clean the house. It started out very badly before the long weekend and ended with the worst possible circumstances imagined. Even though it was booked online, I was met with complication after complication that led to spending over 90 minutes of wasted time just to get the vehicle off the lot. The staff there were rude, unprofessional, and could not care any less than they did about basic customer service. The following day, the individual (Dawson) who took the rental called me at 8 AM demanding I pay an additional $300 deposit beyond the $450 I had already paid for the rental fees. I said go ahead, charge my card on file. He said he tried already and it was declined. When I called the credit card company to find out why, they made it very clear that the individual flat-out lied since there was no record of an attempt. I didn't hear back from anyone at Enterprise again until the day of return hours before it was due to be returned, when I got a voicemail addressed to some guy named "Frank". With the bill paid in full, and the car not due back for another three hours, I later found out the same incompetent individual called my son who was listed as an emergency contact leaving a confusing voicemail there as well. I was just as happy to bring the car back and be rid of these very disturbed individuals, so I brought it back early clean and with fuel back to its start. I dropped the keys off at the counter, called an Uber and waited outside. While standing there, the same individual came up to me telling me that I needed to come back inside to pay my bill. I was shocked that he had the nerve to say that, and I explained very clearly the bill was already paid, and he needed to check it for himself. When he insisted I come back in with him, I told him I was late to go meet a business client and if he had any other questions to call me later. At that time, the Uber car showed up and I got in. That's when the mouthy punk kid teamed up with Dawson and started threatening me with violence, and also with the Uber driver to the point, that the driver became so intimated that he refused to drive. I ended up getting out of the car and walking off the lot completely where I called for another car a few blocks away. As I was leaving the two of them were screaming obscenities at me and I was leaving without paying my (fully paid) bill, in front of at least a dozen other customers outside witnessing it. The final insult was an hour after I left they charged my credit card, which they were claiming they had no access to, another fee, which I've already filed a dispute with my credit card company. I've already contacted a lawyer to see what civil and perhaps criminal actions can be taken.

Awesome staff on Merivale Rd. The car was beyond wonderful, I have to say that the service was…read morebeyond wonderful.

This was the worst car rental ever. I know, I gave it five stars. But that's because Hertz did such…read morea great job, despite how awful Priceline was. I asked Priceline for a car rental place near my hotel. I trusted Priceline, which was a mistake, and took a rental from a Hertz at 1478 Merivale. I requested an SUV with a toddler seat near my hotel to pick up a friend and his family. Instead, I got to go on a 20 minute ($45) taxi ride to the car-rental place. And then, when we got there....it didn't exist! So I had to call Hertz - international rates, of course - which informed me the Hertz was at 1916 Merivale. David, the man who worked at Hertz, was sympathetic to my plight, but there was still nothing he could do about what happened or the fact that there were no toddler seats to be had. Still. David let me keep the SUV until the next morning and drop it off at a different location -- no additional charge. And then, days after I got back home, I received a receipt in the mail from Hertz. They had taken $45 off my car rental fee -- when it wasn't even their fault. And I didn't even have to complain. So that's why I give Hertz five stars. I'll always rent from them in the future. David was a real pro, and a very nice guy. Priceline, however, still sucks.

Is clear to me, that this people only care about making comission, if it something where there is…read moreno comission and they can only charge you the agency fee. they would be rude and say "is company policy, i have priorities to do than care about your vacation". Be aware of Eileen or Mike, those two completetly arrogants and shouldnt be travel agents. Terrible customer service

Amanda Garlough helped plan a family Christmas trip to the Dominican for 11 of us, leaving from two…read moredifferent cities. She did a wonderful job coordinating this and got us a great deal. Having been to the area herself, she was very informed and was able to answer our many questions about the destination.

This was amazing service from OC Transpo lost & found! I lost my keys last week on a bus - totally…read moreunaware of it (I will have to find a better purse than doesn't randomly fall open!) And I have been looking high and low for them everywhere ever since! I called OC Transpo lost and found on the off-chance they might have found them... and was I ever surprised to find that they did! Easy enough to describe them - there's a Yelp can opener on it!! Way to go OC Transpo- and thank you very much!! PS: not 5-stars only because it was a little hard to find this place. On the other hand, they are open to 7 PM on a Monday night. Yay!

This station is west of Nepean. It is 15 mins away from the main Ottawa train station…read more There is plenty of parking. There are no any covered passenger waiting areas outside of the main station. When we arrived, it was cold, damp and starting to rain.

If you're taking the train in or out of Ottawa, I would absolutely recommend travelling via (ha!)…read morethe station in Barrhaven. Yes, it's small, but it's cozy, and I find it much cheerier and cleaner than the city station. I agree with Fauve - I think taking the train is the most pleasurable and civilized way to travel. No checked baggage, no taking off my shoes for security and free wifi. If I could take the train everywhere, I totally would. Note that this station is also a major transit hub, so there's a ton of buses to get you anywhere in the city you need to be. The service here is good, and it has a much more calm and relaxed feeling than any airport I've ever been in. Don't be alarmed - it is, in fact, right next to a field.