My driver hit a dog during my ride, and while I'm not sure of the outcome, it appeared to be a…read moreserious (potentially fatal) injury. I was also concerned that the driver was frequently distracted by his phone-making calls and texts, as well as scrolling-for much of the drive. It was a very disheartening experience, and I believe it could have been avoided if the driver had been more attentive. Based on this experience, I won't be using South Bend Taxi again. EDIT: I've read the owner's response and would like to clarify a few points. The accident occurred on an empty street around 5:30 AM with no traffic, and I was the one who contacted the police. We resumed our trip after the officer arrived and the police report was completed, as the officer said that an insurance claim couldn't be filed if the driver left prior to completion. I can't say I noticed if the neighborhood was "sketchy" as the response claims, but I'm also not certain I see how it's related to the incident. While I've had several successful rides with this company in the past, I've consistently observed drivers using their phones directly in hand, not via Bluetooth. Regarding reimbursement, I had not been informed of any prior to reading this reply; the owner simply asked me to reach out, and when I called, I received no response. Unfortunately, the company's reply seems to misrepresent the situation at certain points. I'll add a star to my rating because I appreciate the positive experiences I've had previously and can confirm that I've had good customer service in the past, but I remain concerned about the recurring inattentiveness I've witnessed while riding with this company

Scheduled a taxi pickup online but the driver never arrived at the scheduled time. When I texted…read moredispatch for an update, I received no response at all. Had to book a Lyft instead to get where I needed to go. Would not recommend this company if you need dependable transportation.

If need a Lippert Components RV part I would recommend not going directly to Lippert and buy from…read moreanother source online. Needed a part for my 5th wheel RV. Priced at local RV dealers and it was twice what I could get directly from Lippert. Yeah, I know sounds good right? Ordered the part in 4/1 and was told it would ship out on 4/6 and should be to me 4/8-4/9 which worked out well because had a camping trip planned to leave on 4/12. Didn't receive a tracking number on 4/6 or 4/7 so called. Asked where the part was and was told basically "don't know, will to have email the warehouse for a status". This went on for several days with no answers. Finally shipped on 4/9 and May get by 4/12 or not. The main reason I was so frustrated is Lipperts customer service could not tell me where in the process my part was when was going to ship, or if warehouse had even received the order. In all 3 emails were sent to the warehouse and as far I was told and nobody got an answer back. At one point early in the process I asked to just cancel the order and was told couldn't do that because once ordered it had to go through. Sounds like a bunch of lazy people to me. They have such poor communication internally and with customers. Did some calling around and etrailer had the part and could overnight. So will go with them next time. When calling around I had more than one RV dealer tell me that if your an individual you fall in line behind the dealerships orders. Sounds like that's probably what happened and not the weather which was one excuse I got. When looked at the weather in Southbend it had been mild weather with a few cold days and no precipitation during any part of my order process. Lippert needs to update their communication systems and remember that even though they sell more to dealers the individual RV owners are their end customers. I'll pay a little mark up and go through another online supply house going forward.

This place is a complete trash place to work. Everyone and I mean EVERYONE is sleeping with each…read moreother. Marriage does not matter at lippert. And of course all those side men and women can come and go as they please. No points for them! Seniority doesn't matter because of this. Anytime someone doesn't get their way all they have to do is go up to the office and tell the person their sleeping with and it'll all be resolved for them. Safety is a complete joke. They have water leaks in the ceiling and park an electric lift and it's charger directly in the puddle. They haul propane tanks in a wooden crate and a box truck. There's a literally 2 inches of forklift brake dusk in the rafters and on the floor that you get to breathe all day. They dump radioactive laser dust in a ditch behind the building. They dump barrels of unknown substances behind the buildings. No one is trained to drive a forklift but everyone does. Weld smoke (known to cause cancer) fills up the shop in the winter time because the Latinos don't want to open the doors. There is no ventilation. There's no training on anything, so theyre literally handing people tools that they've never used before and telling them to go to work. They sell expired food in the break rooms and when the old man gets around to pulling it he puts it in a garbage bag and the cleaning lady takes it out to her truck to take home with her. The bathrooms are disgusting. There's literally poop spread on the walls of the stalls and it never gets cleaned off. Oh and if you use the office bathroom they'll put signs on the door telling you that their butt cheeks are better than yours. People go out on lunch and break and do drugs and alcohol and come back in working right next to their boss without a care in the world. Latinos there have fake documents and HR and everyone knows this. One manager there got a lot of Latinos hired In there, then come to find out he owns the houses that they are renting, so of course their jobs are secure. People bring food in to sell to the employees while on the clock. one time a lot of people got sick off that food and they still sold it the next week. Maintenance doesn't know what they're doing so a lot of times when they "fix" a machine it's more unsafe than it was before because they take safety equipment off machines so they don't have to fix it. Oh and then when they let you go, they screw you out of your vacation time that you EARNED over the last 10 years. Favoritism is rampant. There are no core values. Honesty will get you fired. If you even apply here then you deserve everything you get

Hotel I tend to stay…read moreat Hilton properties for the most part if they are available in the area so when I had to be out in Goshen, I booked the Hampton Inn. The staff here are very helpful and I got checked in with no issue - the place is undergoing a major renovation and the whole lobby and common area, pool and spa were torn apart. I was on the third floor and everything up there also smelled brand new so that was nice to see. Rooms were comfortable and clean - the bed was cozy and the hot water was hot. Wifi worked well, and about the only oddball thing was the direct TV system did not quite align with the TV remote controls- so not sure what happened there but it was a bit of work to get the TV to work and find a channel They offer free breakfast and as the main lobby and kitchen area were under construction, they set up shop in a small room off to the side. It got the job done. All in all a good stay and would use again. Plenty of parking around the place.

The hotel is located in a central area for Goshen and is close to where I needed to go. The hotel…read morewas clean and staff were friendly. I really enjoyed speaking to the lovely young lady at the front desk when I checked in late after my flight got delayed. There is a McDonald's across the street that was open in the middle of the night, so at least there is some food available nearby. In the morning, I had yummy hot breakfast downstairs and the area was well stocked and clean. I enjoyed my room and felt it was very clean, especially the bathroom, and had a nice stay while I was there. The only negative was the elevator wasn't working and I had to walk up the steps. But the steps are wide and short so it wasn't that bad, honestly. Plus since I was on the second floor, I didn't hear any noise of people over me either. If I was in the area again, I would likely go back.

I totally understand the low rating this hotel gets. I am a titanium member w Marriott and I have…read morenever experienced such awful customer service in a Marriott brand as I did here. They don't get it at all. Rooms were also not clean but given the obvious lack of caring you wouldn't expect them to be. I would stay clear of this hotel and opt for another brand in

Extremely polite and welcoming staff @ the front desk. I met Tamara Williamson at check in, Quinn…read moreover night & Amber Sauceda in the morning. All 3 were NOT the average host. They were all great. Clean modern rooms, awesome workout area, clean modern pool -- no hot tub :-( -- and an amazing Sunday morning breakfast. Also, gluten free option upon request which is pretty great because we have a family member with Celiac.

Few years prior I would say a one star and thankfully they have started a remodel that opened the…read moresitting area but now lost the home style tv and fireplace vibe. Breakfast is worse. Plus no coffee and lukewarm steam table offerings. Oats were clamy and clumpy. YUCK for free. The elevator has some strange potential hostage trapping issues. We kept using the musty stairwell. No swimming at this time. They love to price gouge when events are in town. We were in a room for four and allowed two towels. Next day being told washing area had broken machine and no wash cloths. Points can make use make choices we normally would not...because a much nicer new place is down the road. We were so lucky to be given the view of stucco wall and no ability to allow light in.

Usually I'm a tough nut to crack, but I was pleasantly surprised by my stay here!…read more I arrived late the evening of 3/29, close to midnight. There was no one at the front desk, but a sign that said "Assisting other customers". I didnt mind waiting, as it was super late and I realize the staff is probably minimal at that time. After a few minutes, a middle aged man with glasses emerged from down one of the halls to help me. He was very polite and helpful, answered all of my questions before handing me my room keys and bidding me farewell. I walked outside to gather my belongings, and I entered through the east door using my card with no problem. However when I got to my room, the keys I was given didn't work. I walked back down the hall to the front desk man again, who was quick to apologize and get me two keys which worked. Due to my last minute reservation and a full house, the only room that was available to me was a double queen handicap, Room 109. Walking in, my first thought was WOW! The room was beautiful and spacious, the decor comfortable and warm. There is a Keurig machine for your convenience w/ coffee cups provided, stacked atop a microwave and mini fridge. All amenities I wasn't expecting, as other hotels have led me to believe that having all three at once is just a mere fairytale. The beds were soft and very comfortable. I prefer a soft mattress as opposed to a firmer one, this bed reminded me of my own at home. Coupled with clean linens, its SLEEP FOR THE WIN! The bathroom was large and clean, I thought it was a nice touch adding Bath & Body Works brand products to their bathrooms. On my sink was a small shampoo, conditioner, and lotion, how nice! The water from the pipes ran piping hot to my preference. The only problem was the walk-in shower, which was a feature of our handicapped queen room. The design is flawed so in that water splashes all over the floor, making a wet puddly mess inevitable. We put towels down prior to our showers and by the time we finished all floor towels were completely saturated. Not a deal breaker for me, but I don't necessarily think it's safe for an older person as they could slip easily and fall. This morning I made my way down to the free continental breakfast, and boy were my expectations blown away! Not only did they have a great selection, but the food was actually GOOD (who would have thought I'd ever be saying that about hotel food?!). They had a DIY pancake station right next to piping hot Cinnabons, a DIY oatmeal station, both pork & Turkey sausage, biscuits & gravy, mini omelets, scrambled eggs. They had a toaster you could use to toast your bagels, muffins and (of course) toast. Three different kinds of cereals and cold Chobani yogurts. My only disappointment was the juice machine, whose contents were merely water by the time I came down to breakfast. I opted for the cranberry, it must've been the least favorite choice as it was all that was left. Lucky for me I'm a cranberry kinda gal! Housekeeping has been very helpful and attentive, I asked for more towels (bathroom mess) and was given a generous stack promptly with a friendly smile. All in all, I would definitely rest my head here again. The staff was overall very friendly and the amenities were top notch. I felt at home here, which I something I dont think I could say had I of stayed anywhere else. Thanks Holiday Inn Express! B)