Small with restrooms to the left and a small building for vending machines to the right. Restrooms…read morewere very clean. Restrooms were heated but water runs cold. There's a good size walking area to the left for your pups with picnic tables. Still ice in parking lot, should consider more salt during the winter months.

Easy to access off Rt 81 and very clean women's bathrooms…read more Vending machines were full and had great options to pick from

Although we weren't really ready for a bathroom break this was a convenient place to pull off to…read morefor a cleanup of a spill. I had a bottle of hand sanitizer in the passenger door trough and it had tipped over and drained into the door. The smell was making me sick but a quick pick up Into a small trash bag and wiping with paper towels fixed the problem. This looks like a nice stop if we needed to stretch our legs or use the restroom but we hadn't traveled far enough for that kind of use.

Quick stop while on the way back from New York to home. Small bathroom area, it was around 4am so…read morenot much to see and notice in the dark. I twinkled fine so no complaints on that front, just found it a bit small.......the bathrooms you perverts....lol. Outside was spacious and tidy. Clean overall.

The plaza shop and restrooms are always perfect. My wife and I bought a house in SC and are in the…read moreprocess of moving from NY to SC. On my last trip down, towing a very fully loaded trailer behind my RAM Rebel 1500 pickup, At about 12 midnight, I had a trailer tire blow out just after gettin on I-77 from I-81. I called the I-81 travel plaza for roadside assistance. The mechanic on duty was Don. He arrived at my location a couple hours later as he was out on another service call when I called. He brought a new trailer tire, made sure my damaged rim was good after getting the blown tire off. It took him a while, but he got me back on the road and I arrived at my destination in SC safely. The service was GREAT, Don was ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC. If I had to find a negative something to comment on, it would be charging me $125 for a $76 tire, and $293 for the service. It is what it is and they know they have you by the short curly hairs in your nether region, so they really over charge you. Also, they do not take credit cards or checks, so they will follow you to the next exit and wait for you at the ATM. It can really be expected. I'm sure they've been screwed out of payment by so E people so they make sure you're not gonna beat them out of their due, even if it is exorbitant. Lesson learned: don't hit the road without a good spare and the proper tools. Would I recommend them? In a pinch, ABSOLUTELY. Don was awesome and very diligent about all his work. Thank you I-81 travel plaza and THANK YOU Don M.

They will rob you blind. I had a double blow out. called and the service guys that came out were…read moregreat. after all was said and done, they sent me a work order to sign. nothing on it. couldn't even open the invoice. then they sent the bill. they charged $3400 to change 2 tires. I've been in this business a long time and they tried to tell me I had a special tire. mind you I've been buying these 245/70/17.5 for low deck trailers for years. never paid $850 per tire. Stay away from these crooks. I was also told they gotta pay for all them expensive toys they keep buying. Crooks.

October 28th, 2025. We stopped by to use the bathrooms…read more Mens bathrooms are small. 2 poop stalls and 2 urinals 2 sinks. And it smells in there.

Nice clean bathrooms. Easy on off from the interstate 81. Small facility, but happy for the rest…read morestop for us and our dog.

sunday september 27th? 2026. bottlesgonewild was here…read more goldman snowman was here. had to use the restrooms. small area. nice and clean! outside picnic benches and tables and grills

A nice rest area right off I-81 northbound by Radford There…read moreare 13 rest areas along Interstate 81 in Virginia, spanning its entire 323-mile length from the Tennessee state line near Bristol (mile marker 0) to the West Virginia line near Winchester (mile marker 323). They're all operated by the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) and open 24/7, with amenities like restrooms, vending, picnic areas, and pet zones--though overnight parking isn't officially allowed beyond a few hours. Recently, we were travelling through northbound on I-81 and decided to stop at the one by Christiansburg. The sign at the location said that it is at Mile 108 North. It is a pull-off with truck parking closer to the road and car parking closer to the forest. There is a single building with restrooms. There are about 50 car parking spots. There are picnic tables around the land adjacent to the building. We went there in fall but during the spring the trees must provide some great shade for the tables and buildings. The area was busy when we stopped by but seemed clean and well maintained both in the restroom and around the walkways. Overall, a nice easy-on/easy-off rest area.

Snowman was here. Had to use the bathrooms…read more They are nice. Vending machines. Truck stop. Dog walking area.

Nice and cozy very clean rest area. Benches to sit and wheelchair accessible . Not crowed so all.read more

Penguin was here at the Troutville Safety Rest Stop to use the bathroom. Small building, small…read morebathroom. It's clean.

Travelers at this rest stop are not as neat and tidy as they are at other rest stops. Disappointed…read moreto see so much trash around the stalls in women's bathroom. They do have a separate stall for those needing an accessible facility. One of the 5 stalls in my bathroom was also out of order. The water was hot and the air dryers were working. Husband said his bathroom was just okay. This is a pretty area, with picnic tables and a dog walking area. We saw, but did not use the vending machines. The outside was clean and welcoming.

We stopped at the Tennessee Welcome Center on our way back home after a long road trip, and this…read morewas a great place to take a break. After spending so much time in the car, it was nice to get out, stretch our legs, use the restroom, and officially feel like we were getting closer to home. The entire welcome center was very clean and well maintained. The restrooms were especially clean, which is always one of the most important things I look for at a rest stop. Everything looked like it was being taken care of, and the facility had plenty of space. The staff we interacted with were friendly and welcoming. It is always nice when a state welcome center actually makes you feel welcomed, and that was definitely the case here. I also really enjoyed the inside of the building. This is more than just a place to stop and use the restroom. There are displays about Tennessee history, including information about the Civil War and Tennessee's role during that time. I enjoyed taking a few minutes to look through the exhibits before we continued our trip. The fireplace, rocking chairs, woodwork, and overall design give the building a comfortable Tennessee feel. There was also plenty of travel and tourism information available for anyone visiting the state or looking for something new to do. Overall, this was an excellent welcome center. Clean restrooms, friendly people, interesting Tennessee history, and a comfortable place to take a break. Definitely worth stopping at when traveling through Tennessee.

Clean, great walking area around outside, and clean inside. There is a sitting area on one side of…read morethe building and the restrooms on the other. The sitting area offers maps, rocking chairs, and a warm fire. In the center of the building as you're walking in you have someone sitting at the help center welcoming you in and security that walks the area. Bathrooms were clean, roomy, and the women's restroom offers a handicap stall with a sink and counter inside.

This place has good qualities about it. Friendly workers. Cute little shop with shirts, crystals,…read moresauces & such. I love going in there every time. Quick fast food, Starbucks. Downside is the side shop is never open & it's pretty cramped.

Nice little Welcome Center on the south side of Charleston WVA as you head north towards Chicago…read more Pretty nice restrooms, and a Starbucks, KFC, and Burger King for eats. Gas prices at the ExxonMobil station were reasonable, but half the pumps had problems ... such as the credit card reader didn't work or the pump was closed. All in all a nice stop for those trying to make time over the road. Try it ...

First off the building. While it does look old, it was nice and comfortable. The door to our room…read morewas hard to open but the lady at the check-in desk said they'd get someone to fix it. Plenty of hot water and the beds were nice. Rooms were very clean. The room was chilly but it's July. Best part was the breakfast. It was INCREDIBLE. Great waffles, apple juice, sausage, and Lemon poppyseed scones. Would definitely stay here again.

I made the mistake of staying at this hotel on a business trip. The front desk staff is very nice,…read morebut that's where the positive points of this hotel end. When I was getting ready to go to sleep, I discovered a huge hole in the wall underneath the bathroom sink (photo attached.)It appeared to be located where the drain used to be, so there is a strong possibility that sewer gases (and who knows what else ) are escaping from this hole. Needless to say, I didn't sleep very well thinking about what could crawl in through that hole. The next morning, I was going to take a shower and then go downstairs to ask to switch rooms. It was then that I noticed that instead of replacing the bathtubs, they tried (unsuccessfully) to coat it with some kind of material which is peeling off in several places. I went down to the front desk to try to switch rooms and was told that the same situation with the hole in the wall and peeling bathtub exists in several rooms. They offered to discount my room, but that really wasn't what I was looking for...... what I wanted was a functional room with no holes in the walls and a decent place to bathe. I thanked them for their help and told them that they probably needed to fire whatever contractor they used to do the work. Luckily, I was able to move across the street to the Holiday Inn Express who very graciously gave me an early check-in.