We stayed in a caboose which was really fun and different. Check and checkout process was really…read moreeasy.

Yuck. Sorry that is not a very sophisticated review. But I have to be honest, chef wonderful, is…read more"average" at best. I am a tad arrogant, having access to the some of the best cuisine by living close to San Francisco. Now to be fair, their price point reflects what you see sitting on the plate before you. The service is polite. Ambiance is fun. I ran around in these train cars as a child while vacationing with family 30 years ago. My advice would be, go with what works. The previous owner had it going on, knew the territory so to speak. This place has "warning Will Robbinson" all over it, like sushi in Kansas. A tuckered out Fly Fisherman would prefer a great steak and baked potato. No shame in that, it is the pillar of American dining. If I want foo-foo, I will go to SFO. But then again, I think the food in Paris is "OK", (specifically their entrees) Paris has great bread, crackers and cheese. Alright, pastry, baguets, and fromage. All the offerings in Italy are amazing and the only thing to eat in the UK are chippies. The best "foo foo food" was Betlenut Pan-Asian on Union Street in San Francisco. Lost their lease however. THAT was the bom-d-idly. Hey if you want a fabulous steak, try Jacks in DT Redding. Great place, but you will wait an hour, maybe two. But it is worth the wait. Has an interesting provenance, the location and building itself, was a house of ill repute back in the FDR days, so the legend goes. Cafe Maddalena in Dunsmuir is excellent as well. This faux fusion/euro/cubano/too cool to be true... might make 2 years max. It is the epitome of "The fastest way to make a small fortune, out of a large fortune is to start a restaurant." Inherited money, I can smell it burning in the kitchen.

I was at Lake Almanor for the weekend and needed a bite…read more Even better Timber House Lodge has a happy hour. Their huge patio is the perfect spot for a summer afternoon happy hour. Fresh air and shade. The HH menu had lots of great food and drink choices at a great price point. Fresh ahi, salads, and great fried snacks like cheese curds. I didn't leave room to try any of the burgers and other items on the regular menu. They share a large parking lot with the rest of their TH businesses- the restaurant, lodge, brewery and distillery.

Came back for a late lunch to take advantage of their Happy Hour specials. Their regular menu had a…read moredecent-sized menu with a good selection of options while their happy hour menu had some good drink and sharable options. Cocktails were average, nothing to write home about. But what was super surprising was how good their sweet potato fries were - perfectly crisp, well-salted, and their house dipping sauce was fire. Staff weren't the friendliest and it took a lot longer than expected to get the bill, but the atmosphere was super nice. Wouldn't go out of my way to come here, but if you're already in the area, I'd definitely stop by for some of those sweet potato fries!

When traveling late and looking for a quick stopover we stumbled upon this place. The past…read morereviews were so awful but with no other vacancy in town we took a chance. All I can say is it MUST have new owners as it was charming! It's a smaller, older hotel but rooms have been completely redone. Meticulously clean with comfortable beds and cute decor. The location was directly across the street from two coffee/cafe places and the one we tried (the coffee place) was fabulous! We also noted a few other restaurants and a brewery all within walking distance. Great location! So, overall, the price was good, staff very friendly, it was clean and comfortable and the location great!

I found this hotel to be by far one of the finest lodges or even loges I have ever been to in this…read morearea and dare I say anywhere in my life. Do not listen to the bad reviews. Childish evaluations full of arrogance and pity. Most of what they say is true but I guarantee you these people are ones that were raised inadequately by poor parental figures that now live their adult lives in a quiet anger that on occasion flares up and is inflicted upon to others in a sorry attempt to share with the world their sad devastating pain. I am not one of these people. Upon first entry of the establishment I found the small elderly Indian proprietary figure behind the desk to be quite charming. He not only afforded us a room with three beds (a rare commodity in this day and age!) but gave us an impeccable deal. Our interaction was brief, but in our short conversation he regaled us with tales of his childhood growing up in the foothills of the Nepalese Mountains. Descriptions so eloquent so delightful, his demeanor so engaging I felt as if I had known this man my whole life. It was as if I had been transported in space and time, the hot Indian sun radiating upon my cheeks, the sweet layered aroma of cumin and coriander wafting through the leaves of the banyan tree, the distant gleeful laughter of the white cheeked Macaque. This was a man of class I shall not soon forget. The room was beyond expectation. Reviewers complaints of lodging thick with stench of mildew and cigarette smoke did not do this place justice. I found the aroma to be of a deep musky fragrance one full of character full of life. Stories upon stories, generations upon generations were inhaled deeply into my nostrils. I felt my body come alive all at once. "I feel a tingle!" I declared. The walls, like tapestries. Beautifully decorated by hand, paintings of thick green foliage. A serene tree scape, I sometimes forgot we were indoors. I seemed to forgot I was even on this planet. "Is this heaven?" I found myself saying out loud. My bunkmates chuckled in agreement this truly was an unworldly experience we were sharing. Joyful and awestruck as we were we were also still quite tired and swift deliberations were made upon sleeping arrangements. "Goodnight to all" we said in unison. And as i lay upon the mattress and drifted into sleep a smile crept upon my face. "I like it here friends I truly do. We made the right choice." No reply was heard and a panic stirred jolting me out of bed. But as I came upon my companions I soon saw the reason for their absent reply. For their eyes were closed and their mouths were smiling, dreams of India dancing in their heads. "Teehee" I whispered "teehee". I couldn't recommend a place more.

I cannot say enough about this company! We had our kids, their spouses and grandkids on this…read morememory building experience. The limo was in pristine condition. Tom, our driver, was an absolute pleasure and made sure we had an amazing experience with our 2 year old grandsons! If you haven't had the opportunity to book with this company to visit the Christmas lights, you are missing out! Jodi the owner was so kind and made sure our family Christmas experience was over the top!

The limo driver, Kim, was amazing! She was so nice and the drive was smooth. Being in the back of a…read morelimo for the first time was amazing and without shasta premier my wedding day wouldn't have been as magical as it was. Thank you so much guys!

This place gets 5 stars day and night, an extremely friendly staff that always comes through when…read moreneeded.

Dropped one of my patients off at the wrong location and then when I called & let them know the…read morelady who answered the phone was incredibly rude and snappy she said they were coming right back. 15 minutes later when I called again to check on the ride she yelled and said "THEY ARE ON THE WAY I TOLD YOU THAT" and hung up on me. terrible customer service when it was their mistake in the first place.

Well, it's the Dawg -- you know how that rolls, right? But the new bus area along with the RABA…read morebusses and the Amtrack train nextdoor is lots lighter and more open, and feels safer and less weird than the old downtown one. It is what it is, but I do like the fact that it's more well-lit and open. Watch out for the online purchasing options -- if you screw up, you will be screwed. And it's cheaper than getting screwed on an airline ticket, but probably a comparable screw for the income level of the people who are required to ride the bus to get around.

April 3 Redding to Sacramento daily route. Driver was rude and threatening to kick people off the…read morebus! While a boarding driver claimed that my booking number was insufficient to board, insisting that she could not be helpful! Nice updates on the busses though! Thanks Prevost but you will not see me anytime soon.

I know there is no fancy historical station and because of the remote location of Redding the train…read morecomes through at an inconvenient hour, but that said if you have not taken a ride on Amtrak in a while or ever you are missing out on a cool adventure. Not only is the train one of the only ways to see the routes through and over ground semi familiar you have not seen before but it is a safe and fast and comfortable ride. A couple years ago I took a three day ride to Chicago out of San Francisco called the California Zephyr. It was so relaxing and the views so beautiful I got hooked. Now i take a couple rides a year and use the train for bay area day trips or just an overnight ride to Seattle or the like. The staff os always great, never a rude or pushy person have i met in am Amtrak uniform. The seats have a ton of room even in coach even the snacks and drinks are affordable. I travel a-lot it is what i do. Buses trains plains and even the occasional boat. Of them all the train is by far my favorite way to travel. Cars give you freedom the train doesn't but the train is much cheaper and with rides shares and parking fees, gas prices, and traffic, you loose very little mobility and gain so much more in the ease of the trip. That translates to relaxed passengers who are unguarded and happy on board. If you like me enjoy talking to strangers, you gotta take-a weekend trip. Rent a sleeping room or even sleep in the coach seats and by the end of the ride you will be at your destination at the pace a fast car trip, but ready to adventure on the other end. For solid and even great value try Amtrak. It is a very honest and straight forward well run company as well. The employees seem to love their jobs witch means managers do to. It seems as a customer to be a company who gets it from top to bottom. Embracing who they are and what they offer and are perfectly oaky with that. All those moving parts make the rails and Amtrak an American tradition worth connecting to and ensuring your grandchildren get a chance one day with their own grandchildren to take a ride through time and see the land as it was 100 years ago. Support Amtrak and ride the train short trip or long, it is a way to connect to kids to relax and to just be as you rocket through this second to none landscape of our beautiful country. So hit your reset button and spend a weekend with Amtrak, I promise you will not be disappointed even if you don't fall head over heels as I did my first ride and each and everyone since!

A remodeled and relatively modern facility but with very limited hours of operation. This Amtrak…read morestation is literally in the middle of downtown Redding. It was closed when I got here at 12:30am to catch my 2:20am train, the #11 Coast Starlight to L.A. it was quite and peaceful after the 140 mile drive to get here. There is a security person on duty during the early morning hours at this station. Which sits back off the road a bit and is located between Court and California streets on Yuba, downtown. The parking lot for both short and long term is well lit, patrolled and there is plenty of parking. My vehicle was there for a week just fine. A great little station that's busy in the early morning hours, would have been nice if it was open. 00067

We reserved a ride for 4am and the driver was on time (awake) and ready for our drive. Clean van…read moreand no funny smells . The driver was careful and followed directions. This was a short ride but we felt safe.

I left my glasses in the cab, but when I called, I was told there was no other number to the…read moreRedding Office, so I went to 1313 Hartnell Ave., Ste H, but the office, but it was closed. Please let me know if you have my bifocal glasses, because they costed me a lot of money, please call me if you have them, they are grey & black. My name is Mary (530) 722-8575. Please contact me if you have them!

This company used to be good They have recently become truly…read moreawful in the last 6-9 months They should never transport the disabled They do not care about their health or safety No ethics, No integrity No proper transport of the disabled NO Customer service Their other online reviews are ALL written by their staff and their owners and are Old. Tried for 1 year to reason with them in writing. I wrote detailed requests about how they are harming clients. Instead of improving or even responding They blocked me from their only phone number Their drivers do not show up at their pick up times They endanger housing and health concerns of their most vulnerable clients By ignoring feedback or improving There is Non-existent customer service Look at their website There are no phone numbers no managers no contact info no customer service When I called dispatch *before they blocked me* a young girl in Ohio picked up she knew nothing She could only give me her manager's email address--(who supposedly is the CFO-what a joke) contact But: NO customer service No ethics, No integrity No proper transport of the disabled

Mr. Standings Ball transported on 2.12.26. Even though my wife was is pain and miscommunication…read morebetween providers he was great. He made my wife comfortable. . I would recommend this man to everyone. Thank you Mr. Ball.

The driver was polite and helpful but The van was old 25 to…read more35 years old. I was in a wheelchair and the bumps were painful I know they have better vans 250 miles with bad shocks