They were very rude to me and wouldn't let me use the restroom in extreme heat when I was waiting…read moreat the bus stop by their office and I passed out and had to go to the emergency room. I'm disabled and have serious medical issues that make it dangerous for me to sit outside in the heat for long periods of time. I was only there to pick up a lost water bottle and headphones that I lost on the bus and I ended up in the hospital

For a community the size of a small city, Harrisonburg has a hardworking bus service. I would like…read moreto see service later in the evenings.

Nice area for a conference. Pretty place. Helpful staff. Easy to find. Can be busy during…read moreuniversity events.

Service at hotel bar, pillows in rooms, cleanliness of bathrooms. Have been customer for 3 years…read moreand it has deteriorated significantly. Tv serice not functioning. The number of patrons listening to the music provided in lobby is 25% to what was last year.

My partner and I enjoyed the 3 hour ride on the Allegheny Special in the dome car. The staff were…read morehelpful and friendly and the seating upstairs comfortable (I'm 6'4", and sometimes that's an issue). When we were seated, we were offered a drink and a bag of potato chips. After that, they handed out the boxed lunches we had pre-ordered. We each had the veggie wrap. We both thought it was outstanding. Because of the large bag of chips we had just had, we each ate only half of our wraps and took the other half home for dinner. I was impressed with the flavor, freshness and quality of the wrap. It came with a very good pasta salad and a chocolate brownie (excellent). The beverage service was well done, with staff coming by periodically to offer drink refills. A variety of soft drinks and coffee were complimentary throughout the ride. And we got to take our glass home as a souvenir. The ride itself is scenic for part of the way. Leaving Staunton out into the countryside did involve a fairly long stretch where there were trees on both sides, but you couldn't see into the distance. Then things opened up. There was periodic recorded commentary about the history of the area, about trains and some about the mountains and other sites we passed. Halfway through the trip, we stopped and they explained that half of us in the dome needed to get our things and go downstairs for a few minutes so they could reverse all of the seats (so we wouldn't be riding backwards on the trip back.). That process seemed to take over 20 minutes (a long time), but it did make the outside viewing on the trip back much more enjoyable. The ticket isn't cheap, but it's a good experience, the staff are nice and hardworking and the food (what we ordered) was quite good. If you are looking for a train ride with incredible views, you likely would prefer the Amtrak options, including between Denver and Emeryville, CA. But this is a pleasant diversion for a few hours. We went mid-April. I suspect the experience is different in the fall and at other times of the year.

I am being gracious giving three stars for the wasted trip experience I had on my first experience…read morewith VA Scenic Railway. My ride left Goshen, on time, at 3:00PM on Friday, Oct 2, headed for Staunton on a 2 hour journey. We made it as far as just South of Buffalo Gap (in between the entrance to Elliot Knob and Shenandale Skeet Club) We had to side track because an Amtrac train was headed towards us at 60MPH. We sat on the side track for, at least, 15 minutes until the Amtrac flew past us. We then reversed course and followed the Amtrac back to Goshen. The trip ended at the beginning of the area I was excited about seeing (the track area between Buffalo Gap and Staunton) as the route we road was parallel to RT42. You can see the exact same views from your car driving to Goshen. The tracks move away from RT42 just before Buffalo Gap. The ride write up shows the train traveling thru these areas. We never made it. Other than my first train ride, I wasted $280.00 on a lounge car. Do not book a ride with the expectation of traveling the route listed because it may not happen. The lounge car and the staff were great, thats the only reason for 3 stars. I feel cheated.

Old time Motel..in an older property..clean and friendly..rooms comfortable..playground pool…read morenice..restaurant ok just finding its way but food was gosh

The long time proprietor of the Village Inn has recently sold his business & has retired. This…read morefrequent customer wants to thank him & his staff for many years of great accommodations. Your stewardship is missed. Unfortunately we have been back several times since the place has been sold and the quality of room upkeep has deteriorated. Prior to the new ownership, Reservations always resulted in an email confirmation and that has now disappeared. We won't be back.

Very small airport, which i love. Free parking. They have a car rental service there. The whole…read moreprocess from check in to boarding the plane is super fast. Also getting your checked luggage when landing is immediate. What i dont like, is on the other side of TSA, there is nowhere to buy a drink or snacks. No vending machine. Luckily i had an empty bottle so i could fill it up with the water fountain. We had a flight cancel last minute, which i dont blame on the airport at all. However....as soon as they announced it was canceled, and the staff instructed a few of us what to do, which was to call the airline, all the staff immediately left. There was actually people still getting to the airport for the flight and I was having to run out in the parking lot to let them know it had been canceled so their ride did not leave them. The staff should stay until all passengers are aware, and they should also assist in helping passengers get things figured out. Very nice staff though.

Shenandoah Valley Airport is amazing and the staff is always friendly and helpful. Parking is…read morelimited between two lots, I'd your preparing to visit. SHD is a very inexpensive way to travel getting connecting flights in Charlotte. Looking forward to flying with you guys in April!!

JWH is a huge Victorian (Edwardian? I don't know the difference) house/mansion steps from Downtown…read moreHarrisonburg. Literally, it's just a safe, 90 second walk to the court square area. The restaurant is great, the lounge/bar is one of my favorites and the accommodations are what you would hope for - quiet, clean, spacious, nice bath facilities (including higher-end products). They've survived in the hotel and restaurant industry for a long time because their client service is stellar. Everyone is a pleasure to work with. I've taken clients, family and significant others there many times. The prices are very reasonable, given the quality and location.

My husband and I went here for our first anniversary. We had a three course meal. Let's start by…read morethe ambience. It's so gorgeous inside and outside. Formal dining experience. The food was superb!!! The waiter was knowledgeable about the menu and paired wine with our meal. We will be going back soon.

Me and my husband stay at the lodge Wednesday and Thursday for my 50th birthday. Everything was so…read morewonderful and the people were so nice . Will go back again .

I do NOT recommend this establishment due to poor customer service and unmaintained properties. My…read morewife and I had booked a 4-night stay over the 4th of July weekend (total cost over $1,000) but we checked out 2 nights early because of the state of the property. If you're looking for a fun, comfortable, outdoorsy stay in the area, check out the Postcard Cabins instead! THE GOOD: The property is located in a beautiful area. Views are great. I really like the food at Bearr Appetit restaurant -- kudos to the chef! THE BAD: Customer service is poor. I get the impression management must have simply stopped caring at some point. Example 1: I tried contacting the property multiple times before our reservation. Half the time, nobody answered the phone. I left a voicemail once and nobody responded. The two times someone answered, they promised to call me back with an answer to my question, but never did. Example 2: The morning of July 4, only one server showed up on time for her shift at Bearr Appetit. The poor girl was HUSTLING to keep up with multiple tables, indoors and outdoors, in hot and humid weather. I'm standing alone at the host stand waiting to be seated for about 5 minutes. A manager (owner?) is sitting at the cash register counting the money. Finally the manager/owner stands up, starts heading the the kitchen, sees me, and asks, "Are you waiting to be seated?" I say yes. She POINTS AT THE POOR WAITRESS who's struggling to keep up and says, "She'll be right with you." Then proceeds into the kitchen. Finally I asked the waitress if I should seat myself, which she appreciated and agreed to. Example 3: Upon departing 2 nights early due to the condition of the property (discussed below), my wife wrote an email explaining the issues and asking if they'd refund one night as a compromise. It's been a week now and we're starting to doubt we'll ever get so much as an acknowledgement. THE UGLY: My wife and I stayed with our dog in the Speckled Owl cabin. It's a good sized, secluded property, but it soon became clear to us that management puts minimal effort into maintaining it. Example 1: The first thing we noticed was that the ground floor was COVERED IN DEAD MILLIPEDES. We immediately called maintenance, who promptly came to vacuum them up. But in less than 24 hours, the floor was COVERED IN LIVING MILLIPEDES. This made the first floor basically unusable to us. If we needed something from the kitchen we had to tiptoe around the bugs. By Day 2, the millipedes were migrating upstairs to the bedroom. (That's when my wife decided we needed to go.) Example 2: Enormous cobwebs everywhere, inside and outside. Example 3: Patio and terrace furniture was filthy and disgusting. Bird poop and other crap all over the chairs and tables. Example 4: Linens and towels were old and worn to the point that we wondered how clean they were. Example 5: The mattress was awful. You can feel the the springs and if one person moves, everyone moves. Bottom line, we were extremely disappointed in Lydia Mountain Lodge & Cabins. We feel there's a lot of potential to make this into a special place given the wonderful location, but that the current ownership/management has no real interest in the guest experience.

We came here with my girlfriend to spend the night before going to an Appalachian trail to walk…read more The room was cozy and clean. Temperature inside of the house was perfect. After the night, we had a wonderful breakfast with waffles, sausage and a nice smoothie. We strongly recommend this place...not to mention before of this experience I hated bed and breakfast places.