Located just off I-75, this Pilot Travel Center is your classic highway pit stop. It's a small-ish but well-kept travel center that includes a McDonald's and Subway. Clean and well-stocked, offering all the standard items you'd expect on the road. For long-haul travelers, they provide showers and a laundry facility. The service here was standard--neither exceptional nor terrible--just functional and efficient. Overall, it's a typical travel stop along the highway. There are no major issues, and I wouldn't hesitate to stop here again on my travels up or down I-75. read more

This Pilot has about 4 stalls in woman's restroom which I was happy. There is a subway located in the inside I haven't tried them but if you get hungry you can grab a bite. The showers are pretty big it's an open space so it's not enclosed. The shower was clean and so was the store when I walked around. I like the way they made the baby changing area instead of the simple pull open and push up to close. There is also a McDonald's located on the inside. They have a decent amount of parking not a lot but also not that small. Drive early to park early here because it fills up quick! Also there is a TA down the street if you need more parking! read more

Pilot Travel Center - Baby changing area - Gas Stations Near Me - Cartersville, Georgia

McDonald's late night MGR power trip! Great service but sitting there eating and all we can hear is the MGR yelling at the cook and ordering the staff around like it's ran by the military, very unprofessional! read more

Truck stop along I-75. Other than being at an easy to access exit, there didn't seem to be much else here. Wide pump area for cars and RV's and a massive truck parking area in the back. For food, they had a combined Burger King - Popeye's - Taco Bell - Pizza Hut on one side and a Country Pride diner on the other. In between, a convenience store with snacks and drinks plus a small shopping area with stuff for truckers. Bathrooms were as clean as you can expect for a busy place. read more

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Very busy truck stop/gas station! It is not easy access to get in and out of. If you are turning left, good luck... there are no traffic lights and trucks/cars are constantly coming in and out. The bathrooms are little filthy and staff is not so friendly. read more

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Not the best, but not the worst. Doable when there is nowhere else to go. Parking lot not super clean, but someone appears to be trying, if not totally succeeding. Sanitary, maybe not. Restroom smelled vaguely of urine. Definitely could use a good cleaning. Paper litters the floor. QCoffee area passable, but not great. Cashiers put up with you. Conversation between themselves & other coworkers seem to be of more interest than the paying customers. Must prompt them for a receight, a bag, use of your Pilot card. Then they are also sluggish & in no hurry. It seems a thing with most Pilots lately. read more

This Pilot offers a Subway sandwich shop and is attached to a McDonald's. Nice and clean with friendly people behind the registers. Nothing more miserable than being on a road trip and encountering unhappy people behind the register. Just about anything you may want or need, you should be able to find it here. read more

They are renovating the facility. Excellent staff and WiFi. Plenty of parking and gas prices are the best in the area. People are nice and service is awesome. They are friendly to truckers and 2 hour car naps. Very busy facility but good folks all in all. read more

McDonald's sucked half patty on a big mac. no salt fries. at least they couldn't screw up the coke.... read more

Pilot Travel Center - Gas Stations Near Me - Cartersville, Georgia

Very busy Pilot...they need a bigger area for fuel and parking but they have a great selection of candy, soda, beer and everything that's unhealthy... ALOT of people buy lottery tickets, scratch offs, at this location...including me. They are usually the cheapest on fuel in town. They have a rewards card you can use to get free drinks etc.. read more

I was traveling with my college marching band and we had 8 charter busses. The Subway, the McDonald's, and the gas station itself did a great job handling the rush of people. The restrooms and gas station itself were clean and inviting. On another note, I would like to shout-out a wonderful woman named Shawna (I hope I spelled it right). Don't ask how, but I accidentally threw away my phone into a garbage can at one of the diesel pumps. Once I realized where my lost phone was, it was too late and our buses were leaving and didn't have time to turn around. I called and Shawna answered, and I told here where I thought my phone was. She could've very easily said "not my problem" but she went out to the garbage can, dug my phone out of the trash, got my address, and mailed it to my house all the way back in Iowa! Southern hospitality at its finest! read more

This is probably the best far as gas prices and service in Bartow county. If you get a have car trouble or need help found your way around the city of Cartersville, Georgia they have maps and all kind of resources. Pilot Flying J was founded as Pilot Travel Centers on November 15, 1993 in a joint venture between Pilot Corporation and Marathon Petroleum Company. Immediately all Pilot Truck Stops were converted into Pilot Travel Centers. At its inception, the number of stops was around 60; however, that was to be short-lived. In the next few years, Pilot Travel Centers experienced significant growth. Marathon converted many Speedway truck stops, wholly owned by Marathon, over to the Pilot Travel Center moniker starting in mid-2002. Midway through 2003, another major expansion occurred with the purchase of the Williams Truck Stop chain. The Marathon-Pilot joint venture successfully increased the Pilot Travel Center name recognition throughout the United States, as the number of stops more than quadrupled. In 2008, Pilot bought out Marathon's interest in the business and entered into a new partnership arrangement with CVC Capital Partners, an international private equity firm.[2] Pilot also has partnerships with Road Ranger and Town Pump. In October 2014, Pilot Flying J announced they would borrow funds to provide a $750 million dividend to shareholders and facilitate a buyout of its private-equity partner CVC Capital Partner.[3] In 2015, the Haslam family completed the buyout of CVC Capital Partner's stake.[4] Flying J merger[edit] A Pilot diesel fuel truck at a Flying J in Pasco, Florida. In July 2009, Pilot agreed to purchase Flying J's travel centers, as a part of Flying J's efforts to remove itself from Chapter 11 bankruptcy.[5] The deal was finalized July 1, 2010, and the combined company took the d.b.a. name Pilot Flying J,[6] while Pilot Travel Centers LLC remained the company's legal name.[1] As part of the deal, both the Pilot and Flying J chains will keep their identities intact, while both chains started accepting the Comdata and Flying J's in-house TCH fuel cards. In addition, Flying J received cash and equity in the new combined chain. Flying J's oil & refining operations as well as its banking & insurance division will remain separate from the new company,[7] and was subsequently renamed FJ Management Inc.[8] To settle antitrust concerns with the Federal Trade Commission, Pilot sold 20 Pilot Travel Centers locations and six Flying J locations to Love's Travel Stops & Country Stores on June 30, 2010.[9] The merger left the combined company with over 550 locations in 43 U.S. states and six Canadian provinces. In 2011, Pilot Flying J began a partnership with Truckers Against Trafficking.[10] Business profile[edit] A Pilot Travel Center branded location in Lost Hills, California. Currently, Pilot Flying J is the largest purveyor of over-the-road diesel fuel in the United States. Pilot Flying J also is known as the largest Travel Center chain in the country with over 550 locations under the Pilot and Flying J brands. Pilot Flying J is also the third largest franchiser of quick service restaurants in the nation, offering one to three different concepts at each location, making it the largest franchisee of Subway in the world with over 200 locations. Unlike many travel centers and truck stops, the majority of locations with the Pilot Travel Centers brand do not utilize full-service dining. However, the Flying J brand does utilize full-service dining with Denny's, as do a small handful of Pilot-branded locations. Pilot Flying J's main restaurants include Arby's, Chester's Chicken, Dairy Queen, Denny's, McDonald's, Pizza Hut, Subway, Taco Bell, Wendy's, and Cinnabon. Recently they have been adding Huddle House (full-service restaurants) and Moe's Southwest Grill in their locations. They also have one or two location deals with several other restaurants. In New York and New Hampshire, some locations have a Dunkin Donuts shop. Pilot Flying J's main competitors include TravelCenters of America, Love's Travel Stops, Stuckey's, Roady's Truck Stops, and T/A-owned Petro Stopping Centers. In 2012, the company signed country music singer Trace Adkins to become its new spokesperson for its relaunched loyalty program.[11] In addition to Adkins, the company has a NASCAR sponsorship with HScott Motorsports driver Michael Annett as the primary sponsor for Annett's number 46 Chevrolet SS in NASCAR's Sprint Cup Series; in 2014 the company sponsored Annett in the number 7 Chevrolet SS for Tommy Baldwin Racing.[12] In 2013, the company sponsored Annett in the Richard Petty Motorsports number 43 Ford Mustang in NASCAR's Nationwide Series.[13] read more

This was random that I stopped here twice on one trip, but I guess lightening can strike twice on a trip. My first experience was interesting. As I was leaving I saw two church buses leaving full of teenagers, so I can only assume those were the brats that destroyed the bathroom. Seriously, it is a little handle, FLUSH! Two of the stalls were out of paper too. The second time I stopped in, the line was crazy. It took about 5 minutes to get through the line just to pay for my coffee. I will say, there is a 24 hour subway in the travel center which is nice and if you are just sick and dying, I noticed a clinic next door. However, I think next time I am going to go across the street if I am in Cartersville again. read more

Very busy truck stop. They have a huge parking area in back which is a good thing. Inside was clean and the employees we're very nice and helpful. read more

The women's bathroom needs to be upgraded, had no motion sensors, so some part of you (if you wash your hands correctly) was still dirty. One of the locks up was broken in the stall. At the McDonalds they had NO napkins in the dispenser if you got something to go, and didn't put any in your bag. When we asked to replace the fries, they did it no problem because you could tell the first ones were old and it was like they knew it but still served it. I was surprised because a lot of Pilots I've been in are very, very nice! Unfortunately, you can't say the same about this one! read more

This is for the McDonald's at this location. When you drop food on the floor your to throw it away, then wash your hands. It's not proper food handling if you serve that food to the customer. read more

Same as all the others. Long lines at the fuel island, long lines at the desk, often with only one cashier, and never any parking after 5pm.

Wish I could give zero stars. This gas station was disgusting. Women's restroom had urine all over the toilet and floor and smelled like old urine like it had never been cleaned. Diesel wasn't working, after 15 minutes it only gave 5 gallons and it SPEWED DIESEL all over my fiancé. We have ten more hours of driving and now we're in the truck together and both getting a headache from the smell of diesel all over his pants and shirt. I went inside and told them about it and they said they'll send a guy out to clean the concrete. PLEASE DON'T GO HERE, worst road trip fill up I've ever experienced. read more

I visit this busy busy Pilot at least once a week. Depending on who is working, most of the staff is very pleasant and happy to serve you. Bathrooms and showers are usually decently clean and they are newly updated to be automatic contrary to what a different older review of this location says. A helpful rewards system. A few minor complaints would be the gas prices being really high compared to every other gas station on that road, and the scale prices being so high. Also, in case you're coming for this and don't want to be disappointed.. the only thing this particular Pilot doesn't have is the big kitchen up front with pizza, meatloaf, and all the other foods the Flying J in Resaca has. All in all, a great Pilot location!!!! read more