This government building isn't in a tiny town, nor is it quaint and charming like most of my other…read morepost office posts in my Yelp collection but it's a super cool, modern nod to what makes post offices fascinating IMO - it's convenient! Tons of parking, easy drive thru mail boxes, post boxes galore, spacious so you don't feel cramped, with several desks throughout for customers to us to address letters, fill out forms, or package boxes! There are several kiosks with gift cards, greeting cards, and fun, whimsical shipping supplies to give your packages a pop of color! The sliding doors are motion activated and there's a futuristic sense of awe in this spacious post office. As the older post office buildings are being neglected in many small towns, this newer one is thriving and bustling! It has my stamp of approval! Hours M-F 8:30-5:00

For a smallish town like Ashland, this post office was super busy! The line was to the door!…read more Don't confuse this building with the one a few steps down the street. The "old" Ashland post office, built in 1940, is located on the next block, which still has the post office gold lettering on the brick facade. It now houses attorneys and other offices. The actual "newer"post office, built in 1992, is located at 301 England Street. Definitely a more modern building, but still possesses some small town charm. The interior is impressive with Tuscan columns, high ceilings, A-framed glass windows and Spanish tiled floors. The large, open floor plan creates a well-lit, airy space. For such spacious area, I was surprised that they don't provide passport services here. Their services are limited to the typical ones you'll find at most such post offices: P.O. boxes, money orders, stamps, shipping supplies, greeting cards, bulk mail and general delivery. I didn't even see a self-serve kiosk. I feel like they could expand their services to accommodate the Ashland community. After all, it is the "Center of the Universe"!

I have lived here for 25 years and they are consistently understaffed, with really only one staff…read moremember who knows what is going on and how to fix problems, but he is extremely overworked. The other people are not helpful, often making problems worse. I have had NUMEROUS terrible issues with mail holds, including them getting the dates wrong. The carriers are also less than stellar, often not delivering our mail and giving us the wrong mail. I witnessed a situation today where a patron came to pick up a packae that should have been delivered to him, the carrier did not take it to his house. So, he had requested for pick up at the post office and had appropriate notification for pick up, but the carrier picked it up and planned to deliver it after all. My most recent complaint is regarding a travel hold, which the carrier misread, and started holding mail ten days early. I had been notified that i receiving a new credit card, and when I didn't receive when I was told that I would, I went over to the Post Office and found that the hold was initiated early, I got all today's mail except the credit card. I am going to have to go over there at 8:30 a.m. to find out where it is.....this is ENORMOUSLY FRUSTRATING! THEY NEED TO HIRE MORE PEOPLE AND TRAIN THEM AND EDUCATE THE CARRIERS TO BE MORE ATTENTIVE TO THE MAIL THAT THEY DELIVER AND THE PEOPLE ON THE ROUTE!!! IT NEVER SEEMS TO GET ANY BETTER....

This Trailer post office in Studley is next to the historic Studley General Store. It's not eye…read moreappealing as it's just a plain white old, long trailer. Inside was full of wasps and bugs... ewww! I think the post office used to be in the old store and they just put this tin can next to it, what a shame because it has no character and is musty and dingy. They do have a greeting card stand, but that doesn't make up for the ugly space. No passport service. Hours M-F 9-1,2-4 Saturday 9-12

This is the typical post office. It is quite busy because it's located near the offices in…read moreInnsbrook and nearby neighborhoods. There's a self service kiosk located in the lobby area of the post office as soon as you enter. If you're using priority mail there's also the labels, packaging, etc. needed in the lobby area as well. The postal workers never seem to place a small priority box in the lobby area. If you need a small priority box, then come during the hours that the desk is open so that you can get the small priority mail box or bring your own box. If you need to get your passport, then you can do this at this location. Please come early because they take only so many people each day. As always, don't forget to pack your patience when you come!!

I wish I could I give them 0 star they are mean and sucks…read more they make you wait for so long they are very slow

we put our mail in voting ballots and mailman never took them! why? why did they not take time…read moresensitive and important mail like this!!!!!

These are the most rude unprofessional must don't like their job so make the customer experience…read morehell people, I've ever seen in my life ... It's just sickening , it's like a military camp when you walk in . Nobody, takes the time to explain or give clear direction.

Seems funny to "review" a post office, but it worked for me. The solo clerk was very friendly and…read moreprofessional and helped me get the check to the IRS on time with no fuss. Had no wait to speak of, but if they only have one counter clerk, and you arrive at the rush hour, it could get backed up I suppose. It's a funny location but was convenient to me, between my home and where I was headed. Interesting industrial neighborhood but seems safe and easy to park.

Had the best post office experience here. The employee was so kind to me and the patron before me…read more She was helpful, patient and informative. They had cool stamps and plenty of supplies. They even offered free snacks. Such a refreshing experience.

This is a busy area! Off Route 207 and interstate 95, there are a lot of trucks to dodge here! But…read morethis fairly new, modern post office serves the community of Ruther Glen in a breeze. You may have some long Lines at lunchtime, but I was in and out like first class delivery! It was rather spacious, clean, well-stocked. I love the postal system! It's history, the colorful post offices all over the country, and meeting the postmasters all intrigue me! Ruther Glen is an unincorporated community that's serves about 16,000 folks! This post office has odd hours: M-F 9-4:30 closes from 1:30-3 for lunch - haven't seen a post office that closes that long for lunch but good for them! Sat. 10-12.

Updating my rating to 5 star, 100% due to Tiffany being the consistently awesome postal employee…read morethat she is. Their hours are still clunky in my opinion (original complaint) but when they're open and Tiffany is there it's always a five-star visit. I've been feeling this way for a while now whenever I get to vibe w her, but especially today when she asked after my son. The last time we were in for stamps was weeks ago, my son was solving his Rubik's cube while in a splint following his hand surgery. Today her simple "I haven't seen you in a bit, how is your son doing?" meant a lot. ... and anyway I'm getting better at learning their hours, lol YES: kid friendly

I didn't mind this post office. It's my local one that has Saturday hours, so I wasn't surprised to…read moresee lots of cars in their lot when I rolled in. I had to mail a package and weekday hours don't really work for me with my job. Fortunately there were two cashiers working efficiently, and the line didn't take long at all. The lady who helped me was super fast and even thanked me for my patience. It was a positive trip to the post office, which we all know is not always the case! I'll return the next time I need to mail something on the weekend.

Based on the notice left in my mailbox because the mail carrier didn't want to leave it at my door…read morewhich is right next to the mailboxes. The office opens at 8am but at 8:15a we are being told they aren't open yet. But they are there at work; right. Waiting til 830a and going back in before calling the corporate office.

I love this little post office with a small town feel. Why would I ever consider driving down busy…read moreParham Road/ Starling Drive to my post office when I can drive 2 mile to this little gem, mail my packages, buy stamps and never have to wait in line! Friendly lady behind the counter, too. You won't find a friendly USPS worker behind the counter of ANY large post office.

Glen Allen P.O. doesn't get my stamp of approval and it's certainly nothing to write home about…read more This nondescript brick building looks like it's falling apart. Lights are out on the overhang, "letters" are missing from the sign on the brick wall, crumbling concrete, potholes in the parking lot ... oy vey! A government post office needs to be maintained, and why this Glen Allen annex has been allowed to become dilapidated is beyond me. I remember this post office when I lived in the area as a kid, and it never looks like this, but it's been neglected over the decades. Inside the floors are so dingy and dirty, I could actually feel the grit under my boots. The rugs were filthy and the trash was overflowing. Empty cardboard boxes were strewn about and just grody. The little "garden box" out front was overgrown with weeds, and this place definitely needs some curb appeal. I noticed several customers just driving by the outside drop off mailbox with their letters, no doubt not wanting to enter this disaster. The hours are posted on the door, but I'd probably suggest going a few miles away to the post office on Sadler or Parham. I was tempted to give a two stars, because the service is decent and the greeting card kiosk was cute, but it was in such bad shape, I just couldn't. Please "deliver" some help to this post office! Makeover please!!