Blue Ridge Tours provided shuttle service for our wedding guests to/from the hotel and our venue…read more They were very prompt and buses were very clean! I appreciated the speedy responses and excellent customer service I received via email from their staff. They were also very fast to send back our refundable deposit which was greatly appreciated!

Omg I can't say enough good things about this company. Flexible, amiable, and professional. Our…read moredriver, junior became our best friend. Our Airbnb in the lovely Shenandoah valley had some hiccups but this brightened our bachelorette party. Everything was perfect and easy. I was so stressed the whole party but the lovely people of time 2 wine eased my anxiety. Love my friends at time 2 wine. Would do again.

Our group of 6 (three couples/friends from college) had a great time on The Valley Tour. We were…read morestaying in Luray, and the vineyards on that tour were closest to our house. We loved that the vineyards on the tour were close proximity to one another, so we didn't waste much time traveling, which was great. Joby was an excellent driver and even took us to the grocery store before dropping us at home, which was so sweet. He picked us up right on time, the van was spacious and clean, and we got home safely. I would highly suggest using Time 2 Wine if you're near Luray and want to check out some great vineyards!

Ms. Joanna was a great driver. She explained the area and different wineries and vineyards we…read morevisited. She also had great suggestions for the area. We had the pleasure of meeting the owner of Shenandoah Wine Tours at our last stop, it was a pleasant surprise. Our favorite wineries was the Winery at Kindred pointe. The atmosphere,wine and ciders were great. We would highly recommend this tour and winery. We plan on going back soon!

Was looking to customize a wine tour as I wasnt sure if my party wanted to go to so many winery's…read more Jeanne worked with me and found wineries that met my needs. I rented the whole van for a more private tour instead of buying seats on a public tour. I wanted places that had options, not just wine...a tour and lunch. We meet at the holiday in express and Jeanne drove us to Muse for our first tasting, lunch at Woodstock cafe (yum!!!), tour and tasting at Wolf Gap, and ended at kindred point for cider and sangria slushies....perfect way to end our tour on a gorgeous sunny warm day. Jeanne even had water and snack boxes that come with the reserve by the seat tours. Great selection of goodies to much on in between wineries. She was so kind to even give us hand made key chains that she made herself. A drop of essential oil on the cork and wow! Great gift to take home. I'd def recommend Jeanne and Shenadoah Wine Tours. My friends are already asking when out next outting will be.

Oct 18-25, 2025. My husband and I returned to Woodstone for an autumn vacation. We've been…read moretimeshare owners here at Woodstone for 25 years, and we decided to utilize our home unit rather than trading through RCI this year. This review is specifically about our check-in experience as well as the unit we stayed in. I will review our other activities at the resort separately. Check-in. There have been HUGE improvements to the check-in processes since our last visit in 2023. There are now SELF check-in kiosks. You respond to the necessary identification prompts and, when finished, a staff member comes over with an information packet and room keys. You still need to go to another desk to pick up your parking pass, where you are encouraged to attend an "owners update", AKA a timeshare presentation. Although we had promised each other that we would resist any and all encouragement to attend an update, we were quickly persuaded when we heard that the incentive would be a generous $300 in Massanutten's Mad Money (to be used on-site for activities, restaurants, or shops) or a $150 Visa card to be used anywhere. *Pet-peeve: Massanutten charged a "resort fee" of $74.90 for our 7-night stay in a 2-bedroom unit, which is on top of the maintenance fees that we already pay annually. Not sure of what this is for as most activities also have individual fees associated with them. Unit: we were assigned Woodstone unit Y9, which we absolutely loved. It's a two-bedroom downstairs unit in a townhouse that sleeps 6 (with a pull-out couch in the living room). It's an end unit that has an outside porch with small table and chairs overlooking the pond. We were entertained daily by the geese on the pond, as well as an occasional family of deer passing by our unit. Massanutten Mountain is a 10-15 minute drive up the mountain, and there are fabulous views of the mountains and the rolling green hills of the golf course. The unit itself was seemingly recently updated and clean, and had most of what we needed. It had a full kitchen, with full-sized refrigerator/freezer, stove/oven combo, microwave, dishes, cups, pots/pans, plastic storage containers, etc. Importantly, there was sufficient shelf space to fit our groceries! There were also starter packs of coffee/tea, and dishwashing and laundry detergents. *Hint. If you're going to be doing any cutting, you might want to bring a large, sharp knife. While the unit had knives, I had difficulty cutting a butternut squash because the largest knife was dull. Also, bring along your own cups if your preference is for LARGE cups of coffee or tea. The dining area is adjacent to the kitchen, and had a table that seats six. Placemats are provided. The living room was comfortable, with sofas, side tables, and a bureau. A television is above the gas fireplace (which we couldn't get to work. Perhaps it wasn't turned on yet for the season). The master bedroom had a huge king-sized bed with a comfortable mattress, dresser, side tables, work-table, large closet, and television. Our only complaint was that the pillows weren't comfortable as they were soft and lumpy. The master bath had a large whirlpool bath with six jets; dual sinks; a toilet with closed door; towels and wash cloths; hair dryer: and a packet of toiletries. The second bedroom had two twin beds, and an adjacent small bathroom (including shower). The unit also had an ironing board and iron. The thermostat allowed you to regulate the temperature in your own unit; extra blankets were in the closet. The entrance foyer is shared with the upstairs unit, and has a shared laundry unit with washer and dryer (free). The upstairs unit (stairs only; no elevator) was occupied for only two nights, and we could hear their child running back and forth but the sounds were quite muffled and didn't disturb us. Nights were quiet. There was a short wooden walkway leading from the (free) parking area directly outside of our unit. We noticed that one of the wooden slats was broken, but forgot to report it. However, a day later, we were impressed to find that the slat had been replaced. This unit is close to the park area with playground, shuffleboard and corn hole games, and tennis/pickleball courts.

This building functions as a bit of a central bathing area for Massanutten Resort's condos. We came…read morehere to check in/check out as well as use various amenities like the pool, hot tub, sauna, and gym. I didn't have a chance to visit the other rec center but from talking to employees, it sounds like this one is better for kids because the pool is designed for play, not lap swimming, is warmer (88 degrees!), and most of it is shallow enough for kids to stand. There's also locker rooms for changing/storing stuff, and they do provide towels when you go to the pool area. If you're doing a timeshare presentation (and not an owner already), this is also where you will come to do your timeshare presentation. And it's just across the parking lot from a small convenience store if you want to pick up a few items like milk so it really is a central gathering place.

Currently I have booked 3 cruises with 24/7 Travel & Vacations. I love that they treat me like…read morefamily and not just a customer, they have recommended Adventures, places to eat and what to do and what not to do. During my first cruise I was telling James and Chris that I have always wanted to go to New Orleans. They told me they had an idea and they would call me back once they worked it out literally within two days I was booked for New Orleans for a total of eight days plus my cruise and I was so scared that it would be hard to navigate everything at once but with the way they set it up it went flawless. Below are some photos of my amazing trip, be sure to reach out to them you will not regret it.

Update. My husband sent Custom Transportation the information they requested and we have had no…read moreresponse. Continued lack of professionalism is disturbing.

I used Custom Transportation for a get-away car on my wedding night. The driver was very…read moreprofessional and courteous, the town car was nice and clean, and I was very happy with the services provided! Thank you for your help on my special day!

We don't live far from Washington, VA and needed to spend just a single night in the area to…read moreprepare for other plans starting the next day, so we reserved a room at The Foster Harris House. We were already familiar with this Inn, having known about it since the McPherson's owned it and hearing nothing but rave reviews, so it was always a place we wanted to stay. The house is historic and beautifully decorated, offering updated amenities. The room we enjoyed was very comfortable and beautiful! We arrived to beautifully-prepared cookies on a cloche-covered plate in our room, next to a personalized letter to us, specific to our visit and welcoming us. The location is perfect... located within a quick walk to The Inn at Little Washington and everything else one might visit in this beautiful town. The bed was amazing! Towels were excellent and so was the water pressure from the shower. Our hosts, Klaus and Gisselle Peters were very outgoing, friendly, and accommodating! Klaus prepares, serves, and hosts morning breakfasts at this Inn as well and he does a great job keeping guests happy and in good spirit. He also prepares an amazingly delicious breakfast, which is quite substantial, at 4 courses! Overall, we really enjoyed staying here and would recommend The Foster Harris House to those looking to stay in the area.

Be warned that this place is lovely, but it's quite lovely and comfortable for a visit to…read moreWashington, VA. We didn't arrive until about 10pm and had to leave about 9am the next day. What a shame that we couldn't stay longer and enjoy the property and surroundings! Kendra was lovely and accommodated our need to leave earlier than the normal breakfast serving time. The bed was comfy, but I would have preferred better room-darkening shades. Also, the shampoo and conditioner were teeny-tiny-- completely impossible for two people. And no body lotion at all??! Grateful for the Tollhouse Cookies and other little treats!

We visited during the week, so the campground was only about half full. Peaceful and quiet. The…read morecabin and campsite were very nice and comfortable. Our cabin had queen-size bunk beds, a kitchen with a refrigerator, two-burner stove, a sink, and plates, cups, and silverware for four. Pans, bowls, and a tea pot, too. It also had a small bathroom with a shower. Management texted us daily to check on us, including if we needed anything. They restocked the firewood daily, along with fire starters and indoor supplies like coffee, hot chocolate, and a S'mores kit. The campground had a nice hiking trail, which we enjoyed, too. We had a great time and would go back.

Final update (for real): I did receive another return call from a manager this morning (after I…read morecalled) and I was able to answer it. We discussed the customer service aspect that this whole experience was lacking. The original issue was not the lack of a transparent policy, of which we had followed all rules, it was the automatic assumption that we had broken those rules based on limited evidence and without contacting the customer directly. Then the resulting customer service experience was a failure because instead of returning my phone call, I received another email that again was not informed by any discussion. I am glad the issue is resolved and hope that this situation will help promote a better experience for others in the future. Last update: Marriott did attempt to call me back yesterday but I was not available. I still have not spoken to a manager, nor explained anything from my perspective, but as a "gesture of goodwill" the charge was removed. Updated review: With no call from a manager and without them asking for additional details, I received another email that said that "our team is trained to distinguish between residual outdoor fire smells and odors associated with tobacco products inside the cabin" and the charges stand. I once again called to speak to a manager and one is not available. I am supposed to receive a call back "later." To be clear, this is not about the actual nominal charge, it is being charged when we do not smoke and are being accused of smoking cigarettes or other tobacco products inside the cabin when in fact it was fire smoke, without the benefit of asking for any details from the customer.