Always on point!!! I don't have to call anyone else if I need a ride, they are there.read more

they were reliable at first and I always tipped well, then one day they started ignoring me, i had…read moremy husband call on his phone because I really needed to get out of the house, but can't drive due to health issues. my husband works over the road so he couldn't bring me. anyway, they answered my husband immediately but the second they heard our address they started acting weird. they told us someone would come but no one ever did. they never even said they couldn't, just stood us up. completely unreliable and rude especially since I paid so well and was always respectful. ruined my day.

Our agency recently traveled with Innovative Coach from Harrisburg and Dee as the driver on a…read moreweek-long trip to Northern Michigan. There are not enough good things we can say about this driver and this company. Our agency has been taking motor coach tours throughout the country with a variety of motor coach companies since the late 1970s. I cannot speak of the tours prior to 1992, but, in the last 30 years, I do not believe we had a better bus driver than, Dee or a better motor coach. Dee showed superb driving skills with the ability to get to destinations in a timely manner without sacrificing safety and security. While driving Dee was able to provide a safe and comfortable experience for our travelers. She helped the passengers in all aspects of the trip, even when our chaperones were ill and were unable to go along on some spots on this trip. Dee went above and beyond when the hotel our group was staying at let us down. Dee was polite, courteous, and showed a professional manner with all passengers at all times. She was also outgoing and had a personality that kept our tour lively and fun. In past trips we have had very good drivers and drivers that were very personable, but, Dee provided the best combination of outstanding driving and great customer relations. We hope to use Innovative Coach and Dee in the future, Thanks!

Motorcoach Operator Ahmed Abusief drove my group from Maryland to Cape May and Atlantic City, NJ,…read morein December 2024. In a word, TERRIFIC best describes him! During the 3-day trip, Ahmed was personable and fit in with the group members and interacted with them when he wasn't driving. But most importantly, he was a very safe driver that I could relax with from the front seat. The motorcoach was very clean and well-maintained, and when we got some rain, Ahmed made sure to cover the steps into the bus to avoid slippage. The company is top-notch!

When I first drove from Ohio to Philadelphia (New Stanton to Valley Forge), the price was just…read moreunder $9 for the trip. The Turnpike needed repair and refurbishment. They celebrated 50 years, but it looked like many things were from that first year. When I left the Philadelphia area after 8 years, the price of that same trip was just under $12, and they had some construction happening. I took a similar trip in 2006, and the price rise was unexpected and now, this week, it was almost $22. I can commend them for actually making some improvements on the road, finishing some construction after 16 years, and re-building service plazas. The poor fuel cashiers don't have to sit out in the freezing cold or blazing heat at most plazas I visited. However, I wonder how much the Union is getting out of it--too much, I think. I remember a woman at the Norristown exit who pocketed a few of my $5 bills when I gave her a $10 bill. They really don't need that, do they? Union members always make too much money anyway. It wasn't great, but it wasn't awful travelling so far on the Turnpike but they need to fix the prices to better reflect everyone using it, not just the people working it.

Oh dear turnpike, only 5 miles away, but I never get the joy of driving on you. Well today that…read moreall changed. I went to Philadelphia to see a friend and the I-76 is the way to go. After sitting in rush hour traffic for 20 minutes at the toll plaza, traffic was moving slowly the whole way east... If only it wasn't so boring. They try - there are rest stops every 20-30 miles or so, but damn - so boring! Also - if you're going under 90 - you're gunna get run over. A lead foot's dream :) (Yet they still only get 3 because it's really damn boring!)

I never thought I'd consider using a travel agency as I usually plan my own trips. However, Kristin…read morewas a phenomenal agent and planned our entire trip to Mexico, even planning ahead with transportation needs and dietary restrictions at the resort. She really made taking a vacation easy and stress free! She's extremely timely and professional and she truly made our trip to Mexico the best experience we've ever had. I will be using this company again, I recommend!

Renee was very helpful in organizing our reunion trip. Everything from communication to printing…read moreand mailing our luggage tags. Thanks Renee.

I found Luxury Lift on Yelp and hired them to transport some clients from the Harrisburg area to…read morePhiladelphia and back for an event. Even through snow, Luxury Lift communicated with me every step of the way, were on time (even early), and most importantly left my customers happy. Pricing was very fair for the level of service and Mike, the VP, is literally one of the nicest people I've ever talked to. If your looking for a service that truly values good 'ol customer service, look no further than Luxury Lift.

Luxury Lift was hired to take me and my co-workers to Philadelphia recently. Despite the snow, we…read morehad a great trip there and back. Kyle, our first driver, even saved us from an accident when someone cut us off on the turnpike. I highly recommend them for a safe, comfortable ride and great customer service.

This Rest Stop is a few miles southwest of the I-81/I-78 split. It's very convenient, with a lot of…read more"Visit Pennsylvania" travel material. The rest rooms are well maintained. But today there was a very loud whine and steady whine coming from somewhere. Perhaps it was from either the air blowers or space heaters in use, as it was a cooler, rainy day. There are vending machines here for hot coffee and snacks and beverages. Most of these were out of order today, the snack vending machine was being serviced. There's also not a lot of places to sit.

I was visiting York b/c I had an interview at one of the local hospitals. I arrived very late and…read moreeven after telling Jim that I didn't want to be a bother and that waking up early to make a pot of coffee was unnecessary... I still got a knock on the door, a steaming cup of coffee and homemade biscotti waiting for me in the dining room. Jim and Jean were wonderful hosts; and the Victorian house they designed and built together is magnificent. My dinner plans fell through one evening and they graciously invited me to join them. It was a lovely meal with great conversation. The breakfast is delicious and made with fresh ingredients - Jean made me a bowl of yogurt w/ homemade granola and fresh raspberries and blackberries, followed by free-range organic scrambled eggs, fresh steamed asparagus, canadian bacon, and an english muffin. And of course a glass of OJ and a big mug of french press coffee. The house is an amazing project they accomplished together; there is an album of 'before pictures' tucked away in the parlor. And the details in every corner of the house are truly unique. There are a number of books and magazines on York, the surrounding cities, and Victorian homes sprinkled about the house. And there are beautiful paintings (by Jean) on the walls of countryside scenes in England; and a lone sheep by the door, a remnant of the original house. I stayed two nights in the Grecian room, which had a gorgeous bathroom, an attached patio, and of course a luxurious fluffy bed! This is a wonderful place to stay, while visiting the area. I had a lovely time and hope to see my new friends at Lady Linden soon.

This is located in the old residential area- not exactly near the main strip…read more The house is nice and the decor is nice as well- The owners are nice, hospitable and have details on the history of the home and love sharing it with guests. Jim, is from a mennonite family, so he can answer a lot of questions about the mennonite history in PA and also he was born in Tanzania while his parents were on a mission trip. We went in winter with snow so there were many aspects, like the balcony and grounds which we did not get to explore. the house seems smaller than it looks. you will only have accesss to view your room- the parlor and dining. this B&B has only two guest rooms. it's a very very intimate atmosphere- if you want your space- this stay would not be ideal for you. expect to be greeted and chatted up whenever you enter or leave and asked about what you will do while in york. Jean and Jim are very nice and have lots of york knowledge and their own personal stories to share. But make sure you have time to chat when you engage them. THIS IS NOT A PLACE TO GO ON ROMANTIC NIGHT AND EXPECT TO MAKE OUT. YOU CAN HEAR EVERYTHING IN THIS HOUSE AND THE BED CREAKS. you can hear discussions thruought the home. BED IS SUPER SOFT- I prefer firm beds The breakfast is ok ok. Its pretty basic. I felt the eggs were cooked with a lot of butter. Overall Im glad I went there. But I am not sure I would recommend it immediately.

My first time using a travel agent and I am NEVER planning my own trips again! I worked with Adrian…read moreand she was super friendly, professional & gave us tons of information on our destination :) I wish I could give 10 stars the way she went over and beyond me and my family!