We recently had a great experience booking a multi-family vacation to Mexico for a 70th birthday…read morecelebration. We had a lot of questions and things we wanted considered such as mobility, medication storage at resort, special celebration requests. They easily helped us with each and every request making it a seamless experience and went above and beyond to make sure we booked the ultimate celebration. Highly recommend for anyone that wants a great thought out vacation without having to do all the hassles of figuring it out yourself!

The folks at Total Flight Solutions are professional in every aspect of the business. They have the…read morebar set high when it comes to FBO's/ Maintenance Shops in North Carolina. Stop by and see Al for flight questions and Don for all your maintenance questions.

I purchased a plane tour as a gift for my parents which, unfortunately, they never had the chance…read moreto enjoy. After several attempts to make a reservation, they never received a response back. As a result, they finally gave up. They consequently requested a refund on my behalf but that to has gone ignored. Buyer beware!

amazing service nothing is perfect though ever needs improvement we were on time and smooth ride…read morebut compromise on temp is what makes this a 4 star

I've stayed here twice, once to break up a longer trip and another time when I was in the area for…read moresomething else. This is mostly useful as a more interesting alternative to Rocky Mount's collection of very average chain motels along 64. It's definitely a different lodging experience and the clusters of tiny homes along a gravel road make for a colorful, fun little neighborhood feel. The parking is close by, and there are several food and (mostly) drink options at Rocky Mount Mills, which is adjacent. Note that there are only two restaurant options and the rest are mostly brewpubs, so food variety is limited. The hours of operation can be somewhat limited as well when it's not a weekend, so check that out when making plans. My first stay was in the Elizabeth, which was fine except the shower curtain was a little grungy and the sitting area wasn't suitable for curling up and reading, because it was just a padded bench with one end backing into a bookcase and the other into a countertop. Second stay was at the Neuse, which had a U-shaped seating arrangement where you could read for a while and a shower door that was much cleaner. So you're not allowed to stay in a place calling itself a tiny home and complain about it being small. I will just comment that the shower stall is hard to maneuver in, and if you drop the soap, you will have to get out of the shower in order to pick it up. Also, the stairs up to the sleeping loft are veeeeeeeeery steep. If you have to make a bathroom trip in the middle of the night, it can be quite a production. Also, the mattress is in the highest part near the ceiling, and heat rises. While the A/C unit worked well, it would be nice to have some sort of fan arrangement in the sleeping area. Note that the kitchen area provides a coffee maker and two mugs, a nice mini-fridge, a microwave, and some paper to-go cups. There are no other dishes, so if you're eating in, you'll have to account for that. The contactless check-in and check-out works fine, the tiny homes are cute, and the experience is distinctive. I wouldn't want to stay in one for more than a couple of nights, but for a short stay it's a worthwhile adventure.

This is great for what it is...a tiny home motel/campground. Our tiny home that we had for a…read moreSaturday night in May was the Pamlico. I chose it because the steps to the upper floor looked sturdier and less steep than some of the other tiny homes. I was wrong. They are narrow but very deep. Precarious even if you're sober. And quite dangerous if you've been partaking in all the great breweries and restaurants. But that's not the house's fault. It was built that way probably to make use of every nook and cranny. And everything was spotless. The bed upstairs looked charming and comfortable. You definitely can't sit up in it without bonking your head. Would be perfect for children that never get up to use the bathroom in the middle of the night. Or for adults who have young enough bladders to make it through the night. Never fear, cause downstairs the couch does make into a bed of some type. Not the most comfortable thing, but when you're glamping you're having fun and we had some good laughs. Location is right across the street from Rocky Mount Mills which is super enjoyable for a night away. We had a great dinner, lots of drinks and breakfast at the coffee shop the next morning. If you have children with you, there are volleyball nets, firepits, and other outdoor things around the tiny houses. They give you a code before you check in that gets you in your little house. There's no place to "check in and out". Note that River & Twine also has a guest house. That would be more our speed for next time.

We have stopped here before and we always like that the restrooms are clean and ample…read more.... The landscaping is always beautiful and there are nice picnic tables for those who want to relax and linger. It's a really big rest stop with tons of parking spots.

Nice enough rest stop for tinkies…read more There is a separate building just for vending machines. I didn't need such a thing. Area just for pets to tinky. It was tidy.

Have traveled from Texas to NY and stayed at many RRI as I travel with dogs. This location has been…read moreby far the best. It was clean, the bed was comfortable, AC worked and was quiet, front desk staff was great. Property clean and well maintained. Sinks and bathroom were clean. Mini fridge was cold and clean. Theyre doing a great job with this place!​

Checked in late at night last night after driving for 7 hours. I was not given an nightly rate…read moreoptions or pricing. I took some time after paying for the room gathering belongings to bring in for the evening, I get to my room and the key doesn't work. After remedying the key issue, I go back to the room and the bed is filthy with stains all over the blankets. The bathroom floors have random bits of crumbs and grime. I literally slept naked because I was terrifyingly paranoid that this place had bed bugs. I was also not made aware of check out time upon checking in, which apparently was 11 am. Housekeeping came to the door 3 times within the 10 o'clock hour. And then received a phone call to the room from the front desk at 11:03 that "checkout time has passed" This place is gross, the staff is rude and uninformative. 0/10 would not recommend. I have stayed at many red roof inn hotels around the country because they allow dogs, but this place wasn't even fit for that. The Waffle House next door is cleaner.

Amazing hidden gem in the heart of NC. We love our visits to the Cabin Farm. Ask about staying at…read morethe Barnhouse.