Easy peasy ride downtown. Plenty of parking, WiFi, and never crowded... The trains are always…read moreclean, we always score the seats with extra legroom and the price is right! Hopefully we will see an expansion of the rail service...

I take the rail down to acc highland campus every day during each semester. The station is always…read morevery clean and the conductor is very welcoming. It's a great and convenient resource to use if you can't afford housing down in Austin. For those who live in Leander, please remember to vote to save this amazing transit resource.

While searching online for a travel agency on our Peru trip, Peru for less caught my attention with…read moretheir user and eye friendly text/graphics used in their website. Indeed, on how they managed well of their website, their service on-ground and online exceeded! The tours and guides speaks and understands English well, they were able to give great recommendations and educations to us about pertinent history needed. 2. The hotels were absolutely a great choice, even though we stayed at a budget hotel, it felt like it was not one. 3. Working with Selene as a travel advisor is a truly a wonderful personal experience, even though I didn't met her personally, it felt like she cared so much and that she response as soon as she could with great recommendations and timely information dissemination. Soon, when we get back I/we would personally look for Selene to be our Advisor. 4. I/we would definitely recommend Peru For Less! With a rating of 100/10! Everything was so smooth and coordinated. It really felt like a vacation for us. We didn't have to worry about anything as long as you follow their instructions. I as a truly elated customer would personally promote this company for the experience that we had.

Recently returned from an approx two-week trip to Peru (Lima, Cusco, Sacred Valley, Lima [again],…read moreNazca, Paracas) organized by Peru for Less. I'd done a cruise before, but had never worked with a tour company---have always been an independent traveler abroad. But for this trip, since we were traveling with a kid to a place we'd never been and had limited knowledge of---and were traveling with another family too---it seemed like a good option. Silvia was lovely to work with, as was the rest of the PfL staff as we organized our trip. The trip had a lot of moving parts, and we had a lot of questions and edits and ideas, and everything came together beautifully. The trip itself (once we got there!---the airlines were problematic but that's not at all PfL's fault!) was absolutely seamless---I mean it. At the appointed times, we'd walk to our hotel lobbies and the tour vans were always either waiting or arriving a moment later, right on time. We never once had to wait or worry. Our private tour guides were outstanding---knowledgeable, friendly (I mean, to the point of buying us local snacks!), charming with our kids, and spoke English better than most Americans do. Special shout-outs to Fabricio (in the Sacred Valley and again in Cusco), Peter (at Machu Picchu) and David (for the food tour in Lima). (Also our guide to the water-light show in Lima, but I'm afraid I've lost his name.) Hiroshi at Inkaterra was also great. Airport transfers were a breeze, hotel check-ins were simple... As far as PfL's arrangements went, I don't think we encountered a single problem. Professional and exacting. Thank you!

Wanted to leave a review because I was originally skeptical of this place, but it's the only one of…read morefew RV parks that have showers! They have a very nice clubhouse with two showers/bathrooms available for use. The spots are nice and shady. The only problem is they are CASH ONLY!! So bring some cash to pay. Cheap spot and the owner was very friendly. Would recommend to anyone who is looking for a short term stay!

We love this place. Lovely setting, well maintained and an involved and interested owner.read more

It's been over a year since my last review but I've been on the PoGo Raid ATX bus several times now…read morefor Zapdos, Suicune and the ultimate Shiny Articuno raid bus which immediately sold out and they had 3 JAMMED packed buses of trainers looking for their legendary Pokémon on this special 3 hour day. I've been a huge proponent of sitting on the bus in the AC, not hustling with discord coordination's and sitting back and relaxing with fellow trainers to do a fun day of Pokémon go playing. The shiny articuno day was 29 raids in a 3 hour period and it was awesome! I love the team leads and the sit and relax vibe you as the traveler gets to participate in. Also, you get snacks, drinks, beer (for the adults) and Jell-O shots sometimes too! It's very austiny and the one day we did our jammed packed raiding, we got offered free burgers off the East side! Phil does a great job keeping adults and kids all playing the game motivated and everyone works towards being inclusive. Such a great thing to get in on and just play without much hassle!

Pokemon party on a bus! I went with a group to raid the Legendaries, and we got as many as possible…read moreon the short tour. Our bus driver expertly got us where we needed to be and our host as well as the first several episodes of Pokemon kept us entertained in between stops. All the while we hurriedly revived our pokemon, tried to spin all the stops, and send off gifts to make room for more. Friendship codes were exchanged and all the while drinks kept us happy. I will do a this again and again!