My husband and I frequently stop in Cordele as we travel for business. I stopped on Tuesday, July…read more14 and filled my tank for $53. When I returned home, I checked my card and I had not only been charged the $53, I had also been charged $226!! A charge I did not make . To make matters worse, when I called to report the activity, the assistant manager told me that I shouldn't worry, it happens all the time!!! I will NEVER stop at this Pilot again!!! Shame on you!!!

RV Gas lane with 2 pumps, very convenient for GAS Rv's, easy drive in from I-75. Staff very helpful!read more

I've been to well over 100 Love's in 31 states. This one was one of the cleanest I have…read moreencountered. The men's room was clean clean clean! Fabulous. Pump area was tidy with no litter as was the rest of the parking lot. I was greeted with a "Welcome to Love's!" as walked in. At 6pm, the convenience store was completely stocked with all the snacks and drinks you can expect. Coffee section was also ready with creamers and sweeteners. A very pleasant stop and don't forget that if you scan the barcode on your Love's app, you get ten cents off per gallon of gas! [Review 1053 of 2024 - 721 in Georgia - 22081 overall]

Gas with Love's ap was $2.04! SCORE Location is extremely clean. Easy on & off from I75 South.read more

On a road trip with friends who had never experienced Buc-ee's, we had to stop. Her first reaction…read morewas "the gas was cheap." That is when I knew I had made a fan. The kids loved shopping for new shirts, snacks, and seeing what fishing equipment they needed for a trip that didn't involve fishing. We stocked up on car snacks, grabbed pulled pork sandwiches, and a few new shirts for our collection. This was the right choice for us. 31.07.2026

My husband and I stopped at Buc-ee's while traveling home from Tennessee. I had my service dog with…read moreme, and the night manager, Krysta, repeatedly called out to my husband and then approached me regarding my service animal. While I understand businesses may ask questions about service animals, the way this was handled was incredibly unprofessional. Krysta loudly questioned me in front of other customers and began reading questions from a paper about what tasks my dog performs. When I tried to explain that I have POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome), she was dismissive and laughed, which was humiliating and embarrassing. Not all disabilities are visible. I felt singled out, judged, and treated with a lack of respect simply because I do not "look disabled." My dog was clearly identified as a service animal, and I even offered proof when questioned. What upset me most was not being asked a question, but the rude and public manner in which I was treated. No customer should be made to feel embarrassed because of a disability. Unfortunately, after this experience, I do not plan on returning.

I travel monthly up and down 75 from Florida to North Carolina and I've stopped in many a bathrooms…read moreand gas stations. I have to day... this one is a 5/5. Corey and Fred were diligently cleaning when I arrived to use the ladies room so I had a few minutes of waiting but they did a wonderful job and apologized for the delay. The store smells clean, I was greeted with a "welcome in" upon arrival by the check out clerks and I noticed the shelves were organized and well stocked. Shout out to ONE9 Travel Center on Victory Ln.

This is just an OK travel stop. Kind of on the junkier side not very nice bathrooms nothing I would…read morerecommend stopping at again.

While traveling through Georgia, we stopped at Love's Travel Stop for gas. As avid campers, we're…read morealways on the lookout for places that are easy to navigate with a camper. Smaller campers should be just fine here, but if you have a larger camper that runs on regular gas, the pump area can feel a little tight. If you're pulling diesel, the diesel pump area offers much more space and is easier to maneuver. Inside, everything was very clean and well kept -- the bathrooms were spotless, which is always a huge plus when you're on the road. They had a great selection of snacks, hot food, and deli options. There's also a Hardee's attached, which makes it a convenient stop for a quick meal. The employees were friendly and even wished us safe travels, which was a thoughtful touch. Overall, a solid and convenient stop if you're passing through with a camper!

A nice and convenient Love's stop along I-75 While traveling…read morethrough Georgia, we decided to stop at the Love's Travel Stop in Tifton for gas, a bathroom break, and a chance to stretch our legs. The company started in 1964 and remains family-owned today. It has grown to about 679 locations in 42 states, making it one of the largest travel-stop chains in the country. This particular location is along I-75, and we found it very easy to get to from the interstate. The layout is convenient for both cars and trucks. The gas pumps for cars are located in front of the building, while the much larger truck parking area is behind it. Once inside, we found the store relatively clean although the trash cans by the gas pumps were full. The restrooms are located toward the back of the building and were clean during our visit. Like most Love's locations, there is a good selection of drinks, snacks, food, and other items you might need while traveling. Overall, this was a nice and functional travel stop that provided exactly what we needed. It was easy to get to, had a good layout separating the car and truck areas, clean restrooms, and plenty of choices inside. If you are traveling along I-75 through the Tifton area and need gas, a bathroom break, or just a place to get out and stretch your legs, I would definitely recommend this Love's to my fellow travelers. Enjoy!

In our travels we frequent many travel centers. We always stop at the Pilot travel center at 310…read moreCordele Rd Albany GA. Store number 260. Always greeted on entry. Friendly and professional service. Bathrooms as well as store is always clean. Will continue to visit on our frequent visits to Alabama!

I stopped here to fill up as I was heading up to Atlanta. The very busy station. Lots of trucks and…read morecars both. Plenty of easy pumps for both groups of vehicles. There is a Subway connected to the gas station. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

This place is on I75 near Pinehurst, and that's a good stopping point for our trip to Atlanta. The…read morebillboards definitely catch your eye (big pic of a blk&wht Frenchie ), so you shouldn't pass it! Plus, the store's roof is the same light blue color as the sign... smart! Each time I've stopped, the dog park has been relatively clean from dog poop, which is nice. It's a spacious area, good for throwing the ball and getting a couple of run-arounds in before your trip continues. The park is fenced in with a double-closed gate to be able to unleash your dog safely. There are places for the humans to sit too, and there are usually doggie waste bags available (although, if you're traveling with your dog... you probably have some!). The store is clean, as are the restrooms. And the gas prices are on par - you're not getting gouged which is refreshing, considering the super easy off/on location. Overall, it's a great stop that we'll use again on this route.

What a beautiful location to stop and fill up for everyone, including your fur-babies. This stop is…read morea gem for dog lovers and anyone else looking for a quick fill up of gas, drinks, or yummy food. I definitely enjoyed the quick service and nice large restrooms. They also had a few restaurants such as Perry's Chicken and subway. Overall, my favorite thing was the dog park. A beautiful place to let your dogs get some energy out while on a road trip. Forget dealing with Bucees' crazy crowds and stop here instead.

This is your truck-stop deluxe, redirect if you're a professional driver who's on the road 96 hours…read morestraight. They offer much beyond the overpriced sodas, snacks, and dried up rotating wieners. They also have showers that (upon a cursory glance) looked civilized. Curiosity got the better of me as to how that works: a charge, fee, how much? Being too shy to ask, I inquired of Google, which tells me that, yes, there's a charge in most cases, $10-$15, soap, towels provided (reasonable!), but due professionals who is in a certain amount of gas/diesel (50 gallons was suggested), they get a code for a free or reduced-cost wash-up. Or only concern was getting the EV charged up to get going again. 56 cents per kwh is no bargain ( hence, not 5 starts), but when you're traveling like we were, you don't count the cost. We were just glad things worked like they were supposed to.

Stopped by for gas and to use the restroom. The restroom was clean, and they stock pretty much…read moreeverything you'd expect at a convenience store. Wife and son picked up some drinks. A cup of only ice set me back 55 cents.

I want to start out by saying this is a fueling stop and not a place I'd buy a cinnabon or giant…read moreroast beef - this place was gross. The outside area is unkept and a great example of why you should travel with anti-bacteria wipes - I think the last guy that pumped gas with the nozzle I used was eating a sticky cinnamon roll and I'm sure was a finger sucker since there weren't any paper towels in sight. Unless you are completely out of fuel I'd recommend you just keep on driving, I can't imagine what the restrooms looked like - you gotta ask yourself how bad do I really need to pee and then weigh the risk verses the reward...

It's a travel center, so you probably would assume it's very busy location and it is. I went in for…read morea snack and was immediately hit by the most scrumptious smells coming from the Cinnabon counter right by the door. The staff greeted me upon arrival. No complaints besides traffic trying to get out of there. It's terrible turning left onto the main road because you're blinded by the big rigs that are turning into the travel center.