We met Kyle while we were out and about on a VERY cold night a while back, and were SO excited to…read morelearn that our area had such a safe, accessible and AFFORDABLE taxi option! Kyle had a very warm and kind disposition, making it a relatively easy choice as two young women who were out for the night. Mt. Shasta taxi and their drivers are great - what an asset to our small mountain community!

Mt Shasta Taxi picked me up at the hospital. I was feeling so poorly, very out of it, ( nothing…read morecontagious) medication reaction . I wish I could have remembered the taxi drivers name, he was sweet and compassionate. The car was immaculate, very smooth and got me home quickly . The fee was reasonable too, plus, I was so happy that I had a way to get back and forth from one destination to another without calling a neighbor. Thank you Mt Shasta Taxi. You were my angel that day!

Excellent service and so nice to boot! Was here right on time and I will use this service again!…read more He always goes beyond what is expected and I so appreciate him!

Used this taxi service for the first time today and I will never use anyone else after this the…read moregentleman was a real gentleman very polite, kind and respectful this is a number 1 service will recommend them to everyone God bless you young man you are a angle from God

I liked this Shuttle just fine. I wanted to go to Crescent City and see the Redwood forests. I was…read morecurious to check out Grant's Pass, where my reclusive brother lives. And a stay at the Running Y Ranch in Klamath Falls was on my agenda. Thanks to careful Southwest Point Shuttle schedule planning, I was able to get to visit all these scenic places. I also took the Shuttle back to Medford Airport. They ran pretty much on time, had friendly drivers (Jennice was very nice) but beware: bathroom breaks are very quick & rushed for the most part so lay off the hooch or water until you get to where you're going. Now the Point runs several different routes in Oregon: a Cascade route; an Eastern route; a High Desert route; a Northwest (Portland) route and this Southwest route which I rode. Kudos to the state of Oregon for partially funding this enterprise to help people get around. In fact, the Oregon Department of Transportation in June 2014 made sure Klamath Falls residents could get down to Medford Airport once air passenger service from Klamath Falls ended. The Oregon DOT reminded Klamath Falls residents looking to fly out of Medford, that there is a stress-free way to get to the Medford Airport and back via South West POINT shuttle. In just a little under 2 hours, you can get come down the mountain to (and from) Klamath to the Medford Airport and back. The Shuttle also goes to the Klamath Falls Amtrak station where you can pick up the Pacific Starlight train. Once May tourist season arrives, the shuttle has a bus that runs up to Crater Lake and back. I would have loved to have done that. According to the POINT website, "this route's 22- and 24-passenger buses have free Wi-Fi, power outlets, air conditioning, space for your luggage and bicycle, and are wheelchair accessible." Tickets are sold online or by Amtrak and Greyhound. The website says the drivers do not sell tickets but they do. I recommend giving the POINT a try: I met many locals who ride it all the time. When I visit someplace scenic, I like to let someone else do the driving, so I can drink in the beauty and majesty that is all around me.

It's been almost a year since I took this shuttle, but I still remember it fondly. It was cold and…read moreI was sick as a dog and as tired as a person who hadn't slept well in a week. The shuttle got me to Medford with no issue and the driver was not only a great driver in the snow but also was quite the character. She made me laugh a number of times.

Should I go a long way forward, or a short way forward? Or just Med-Fwd? If the latter answer is…read moreyour answer then you can pick up a Greyhound here anytime. Medford Greyhound is a new location that opened in 08, and is at the Rogue Valley Transportation District's Front Street Station. It's useful and well located and specific to Greyhound, and I've come through here twice now, when I was touring up and down the West Coast on a 2 month Greyhound pass. What a great experience it was and this was one of the little towns I remember, with a decent station that is shiny and new and fit for purpose.

Absolutely the most horrible experience ive encountered trying to get somewhere in my entire life!…read moreThere was some punk in my assigned seat i had to run outa my seats! Fucking air conditioning wasn't on and it was scorching hot and the seats are cramped and extremely uncomfortable! Also the 2nd bus to make the rest of the trip was canceled so woulda been stranded in Sacramento! Luckily I bailed off bus soon after got on at first stop and got a hotel room and made other arrangements to make the trip!! Greyhound is like prison transport! Cramped and miserable!! Ill never ride either ever again!!

The driver arrived 20 mins early and left 20 mins early. He left passengers waiting, and refused to…read morereturn for them. The driver was rude when it was pointed out he had not adhered to the new schedule, even though customers were there with plenty of time to spare. He cost me several hundred dollars by his actions. Many complaints filed, however no one in the company responded. Th! ey have treated me like I did not exist. It was unfortunate, as I have used the same company many times before. As a single mom, having to pay a cab in excess of two hundred to get me to the airport on time was more than I could afford, but had to pay it regardless. My job requires travel. I had to pay a fee for a late flight b/c the cab could not drop everything to take me right that minute. Serious issues are arising now b/c of the money I had to dip into. Shame on this company. Shame.

So there was a volcanic explosion. But where did the Ashland?…read more These days the Ashland Greyhound station is actually a Safeway grocery store. Yes literally - you will catch your bus outside the grocery store. I've done it enough times to know how it goes. My ex (sort of) open relationshippy type girl lives here and I came here on the bus a couple times as a youngun. I guess there are worse and much less safe places to catch a bus, but it's a shame that this is the best you'll get to see - just a big chain store and nothing special - when you come to gorgeous lush Ashland. I think they would be better off having the buses go from downtown or something but that's the way it goes.

Sam is always our #1 choice for airport transportation! He is prompt, courteous and communicates…read morebefore and after our scheduled ride. When our plane was delayed he adjusted his schedule to accommodate us. Don't change a thing Sam! You are great!!!

Literally forgot to pick us up. Told us they would call the day before to confirm... we had to…read morecall them. They confirmed and told us they would call 15 minutes before arrival for a 9:30 pick-up. At 9:20 we had to call them again -- no answer. They called back at 9:25 and said they were "running 15 minutes late." BS. If they were out on a run they would have given us a heads up that they were going to be late. Had to drive ourselves and eat a huge long-term airport parking fee. We had used them in May and had a great experience -- don't know what happened, but I can't imagine using them again after this.

This is certainly a mixed review. The price was great - $99/night. This is an older building, so no…read moreelevator (we were originally given an upper room but when we explained that I had recent knee surgery, Myles kindly found us a room on the first floor). The hotel is a little hard to find, tucked behind a gas station & we initially missed the entrance. We had high hopes when we entered our room - it's spacious & looked clean. I always check the mattresses for bed bugs & was disappointed to find the mattress pad directly covering the mattress covered with dog hair. The WiFi is spotty & kept having to reconnect. The bed was comfortable & we slept well. Surprised to find out there was no cold water in the bathroom sink. Not surprised when there was no hot water in the morning to take a shower. There was a full, hot breakfast in the morning, which was very nice. Even though our room faced the freeway, we heard no freeway noise at all. The best part of the stay was the clerk, Myles. He was very friendly & accommodating and truly tried to be helpful (we didn't have a remote for the TV, so he had to find a working one for us). Cons - no hot water in shower/no cold water in sink/dog hair on mattress cover/spotty WiFi/no elevator/fire detector disabled Pros - price/comfortable bed/spacious room/no freeway noise/hot breakfast/Myles

This place does NOT deserve the Comfort Inn brand/logo! I've stayed perhaps 150 nights at Comfort…read moreInns, most of which I gave a 3-of-4 star rating, but this one is an exception and some people might call is a dump, not a dump with a capital "D", just a small "d". Why? A tiny "luggage cart" that might have been borrowed from a grocery store. A broken mirror. Our room's main door lock did NOT lock. The floor wasn't vacuumed thoroughly. The lights were UNPLUGGED in the room when we entered. The A/C was set to 60ºF so I had to heat the room up. The smell of cleaning fluid in the room was repulsive. There was no luggage rack to put one's suitcase on. The closet mirror is cracked. The people hanging out in front of the place seemed like they were sex workers? mentally ill? A.M. addendum to my initial post: I stayed in Room 220 which is close to the large waste container which is emptied by a truck in the early a.m. Also, the bathroom did NOT have an exhaust fan. Also, the toilet didn't flush in the morning. And lastly, although I have financially and legally supported the homeless, it *seems* that this location does house homeless folks, and sadly, many homeless are depressed so that when having the free breakfast we paying customers partake of, it involves experiencing their "dark cloud" hanging over their heads as they come in to partake also.