what a great experience we had. such amazing people with down to earth personalities. The rating…read morechart doesn't go high enough would definitely recommend them over and over again.

Melvin did an awesome job making sure we were taken care of. We had a great time celebrating with…read morefriends. Thanks so much!

Ken Wilson asks for security deposit then cancels the service claiming a medical situation, then…read morekeeps your security deposit and never returns calls. will be going to smalls claim court.

We had the best time with Fortunex Limo Services. We hired Ken to drive us in a Black History…read moreparade. He is very professional. He opened up the doors for us and treated us like royalty. His limo was very clean and very nice. It was such a classy way to ride in a parade. We are hoping to do it again next year!

My husband and I stayed two nights at the Blacksburg Bed & Breakfast in Blacksburg, Va. It's…read moresituated in a quiet, safe neighborhood, only two blocks from Main St. and within easy walking distance of the Virginia Tech campus. It was very clean and comfortable, the staff were available anytime by phone, but were also on the premises intermittently throughout the day. Each one we met was very friendly. Breakfasts were uniquely tasty and cooked to order. The price seemed reasonable. I'd give the overall experience an A.

Buyer beware! My wife and I booked Clay Corner Inn several weeks ago so we could visit our daughter…read morefor Parent's Weekend. Less than a week prior, we got an email from Josh saying his reservation company double booked us and he has to cancel our reservation. As out-of-state parents, we had already invested a lot of money for the weekend. He offered some gift cards as compensation. There are no other hotels available anywhere within an hour. We had to cancel everything and take a significant financial hit. A look at the VA Tech Parents page on another social media site shows that we weren't the only family he did this to. In fact, we saw screen shots with the same email and excuses. We saw some terrible responses from Josh to very distraught parents. It's unfortunate. If you have rooms booked there in the future, especially for an important event, I highly recommend you look elsewhere. Definitely do not send cash or use Venmo to pay in advance.

My 12/9 year old boys and I went on a 2 day canoe trip down the James River with Twin River…read moreOutfitters in early Aug and it was awesome. We elected the glamping option to lighten our pack load and the site was extraordinary. Highly recommend this very professional company who delivered on everything they promised.

Found this place on a drive by while camping up in Natural Bridge. Did the tubing and it was a…read moregreat experience. As others have mentioned, wear shoes as the rocks are slick. Went 2 days after storms rolled through so the water wasn't clear, but the pace was great. Staff very receptive and stored keys for free so they don't get lost in the river. Will be back

The campground is rustic, and tucked away into a forest. It is far away from any freeway or…read morecivilization and is peacefully quiet. There is no ambient light here so the stars put on quite a show each evening. Each site has a fire pit and a picnic table. All spaces are graveled drives. It does have a swimming pool, a catch and release pond a swimming pond and a creek running through the property. It also has a general store selling high priced items like sodas, beer, ice cream, hamburgers, canned goods and kitsch. It is situated next to Jefferson State Park, accessed by a 1.5 mile narrow (barely two-lane) road. We were assigned to a shady pull through with water and electric. However no WiFi , no TV reception and no cable. The bathhouses and showers are tired and need some help. The toilets themselves are clean, but the floor is unfinished cement, painting is definitely needed, one of the three showers had no shower head, only a pipe, and the grout in the ceramic tiles on the walls and floors were dirty. Quite a few full time RVers have made this their permanent home. So far, the only bugs we've encountered are gnats and bees. No mosquitoes which is a good thing. Lots of hummingbirds as well.

We have been camping at Middle Creek for 7 years now. This past weekend we camped and once again,…read morewe were not disappointed. Susan and her Family work hard to keep everything maintained and keep that down to earth feel. I highly recommend staying here.

For a small business that literally took an abandoned property and rebooted it, this place is cool…read more Looks like it would be a heck of a place to heat in the winter though. Very fun aesthetic. The lady at the bar was friendly. The owner was okay...for there only being two customer vehicles here and just the other two customers besides us it was kind of a cold welcome. Worth a stop though for some snacks and good mead! My wife and I spent the day hiking at the nearby Otter River, so this was a welcome stop. I bought a 16oz etched glass bottle of Mazer mead, and another of the "Master" flavor. As somebody who has made hundreds of gallons of my own mead, the flavors were really unique. Varying alcohol content too if you're looking for something heavier (or lighter). I wouldn't suggest buying more than one "growler", as they were just etched glass bottles. Having grown up raising honey bees, it's really cool to see a place like this where the mission is to endorse honey and happy times with the mead bees help make. If you want a Quentin Tarantino feel and you're in the area, check it out! I'd like to give 4/5 stars but for a small business like this I'll send a little love

Honestly, can't say enough good things about this quirky, curated spot on the shoulders of Sharp…read moreTop Mountain. John Graham is a thoughtful host who has carved out a unique place among roadside inns. The Ordinary calls to a time of self-catered stays, where the point was not to dazzle you with breakfast, but to provide you with a beautiful spot where personal touches abound in the rebuilt 1790s cabin to stop and enjoy the world around you. Your private deck view sweeps down into the valley below the Peaks of Otter, taking in John's butterfly garden and personal beehives. Oh, he also runs a meadery out of the inn--lucky weekend guests get to sample and take home his fantastic products (careful, though, at 17% ABV, they pack a sneaky punch). If you plan on spending time in the Blue Ridge, skip the chain hotels and find Graham's Ordinary. Your spirit will be glad you did.

I have wanted to stop here for over 20 some years, today I did and it's a dying gem. What a nice…read moremotor lodge from a by gone era, the room is clean, I had the pet friendly room. The views and little cafe at the bottom of the hill was great.

What can I say about this place? It's amazing! It's charming, clean, comfortable, and the view is…read moreawesome! My only regret is that I had to leave. I'm not sure when I will be able to go that way again, but before I die, I fully intend to visit at least one more time.