We used for a bachelor party. Very friendly, and communicated well. Our driver was Brandon and he…read morewas awesome! The bus was nice, and we had a great evening. Thank you!

From start to finish, the communication was great and they helped with any and all questions and…read moreconcerns for our wedding on December 9, 2017. They were more than willing to change times. All the drivers were beyond helpful. Our party bus driver and Mark specifically were both very helpful and willing to do whatever needed to help all of our guests. Dustin Balius

Great business with great communication. Bus was clean and roomy with great sound system and a neat…read moretv!

Clean! Spacious! Excellent rest area! This is the place to…read morestop while on your drive!!!!

Okay, I was so excited to see, not just vending machines, but a dedicated vending machine room. I…read moregot Linda to pull up right in front, grabbed RWBY (you can say Ruby) and was ready to enjoy the vend. We had a bunch of loose change. Why "loose?" Anyway, I was able to purchase three bottles of water before moving on to the snack-based machine. I'm gluten free (wheat gives me a stomach ache) so I was really happy to see a Health Bar. Chocolate. Toffee. English? Awesome. I put in my $1.25 (see exhibit 1 photo below for price corroboration) and pressed 5-0. The display (as evidenced in photo 2) demanded an additional $.50. And I was out of change, loose or otherwise. A moment of non-rest. Until I realized I could hit the cancel button, get my change back and use my iPhone -- moments later, snack in hand. Could have been five stars Hartford Rest Area. Sorry, got to keep you honest.

This is one of the cleanest rest stops I've ever been to! We're on the road a lot because we have…read morefamily and friends that live all over the country so finding nice rest stops along the way are our little wins. The bathroom is so well kept and huge. There's also a bunch of places to hangout outside under large trees if you want the shade. From covered picnic tables to places specially for your pets, this rest stop has a little bit of everything for everyone. There was someone even in a hammock just chillin' between two trees, perfectly unbothered. There was plenty of parking both for cars and trucks. There were also a ton of maps both state and local as well as various guides for food, attractions, and entertainment. We'll definitely be keeping this location in mind the next time we're heading to Iowa or on the same route.

This is one of a new generation Iowa rest area. This Westbound rest area was Completed in January…read more2001 on I-80 at mile post 240. With the home of the ACT organization located in Johnson County, and with Iowa students scoring among the highest in the country on the most common entrance exams to college. Education theme was a perfect fit for this rest area. They have larger picnic shelters that have features similar to an old school house. As you can see the foundation is building blocks with pictures on them. The 2nd roof looks like it could house the school bell. Stacks of books with history of trucking, Iowa Artists, and others look like pillars that support the front of the rest area. You can see they have a masonry leage that goes around the building to look like one long book shelve, with books sitting on it. With there bindings showing classic literary works, and other great books. Every where you look you have planters and lighting features that look like oversize children's building blocks. Inside there is also some art work inside that you can view. Another important story is the Amana Colonies that settled in this area. They had a unique brotherhood was founded in Germany. Oppressive government at the time forced them to seek a new home in this great land of America. Around 1,500 people lived in 7 villages and owning 25,000 acres in Iowa. They have a great story to tell but will save that for another video. They had a huge impact on Iowa, and we all could learn a few things. It might be the smartest county in Iowa since it has the University of Iowa in it. It also held the first territorial capitol of the state located in Iowa City on the grounds of the University. This rest area has a little trail that has various grasses and wildflowers that are native to the prairies. 3 boy Scouts panned and planted this area so you could see what the early settlers seen when they crossed the prairies of Iowa. Some of the other rest area videos will talk about a little about some of the travelers, that has crossed by them over the years. Thank-you for all your comments and viewing the video. I have other videos I would like you to view.

My family and I, and our two dogs, travel back and forth across the country along the I-80 corridor…read moreannually, and we thought we were familiar with every rest stop between Salt Lake City and Chicago, but today turned out to be our first visit to the Tiffin rest stop. It was very clean, offered several snack options in the onsite vending machines, and the outside grounds were lovely. The poetry and prose inspired theme was apparent throughout the grounds from the picnic areas to the facilities building. There are several quotes from famous writers enshrined at the site and a variety of plaques with historic lessons--a little learning opportunity off the well-beaten I-80 path. Save yourself a visit to a filthy gas station bathroom and check out this inspired alternative instead. It's definitely worth it.

Great rest spot with a lot of nice artwork and well designed building with a lot of mural quotes,…read morethe restrooms are definitely clean and well maintained, they have picnic tables with shades from the sun and a area to walk your dog.

I enjoyed the charm of the space and the copious amounts of natural light. It was clean and bright,…read moreand I enjoyed how the hardwood floors creaked under my feet. The location was great, allowing for easy walks to local restaurants and grocery, and parking was simple. As with any refurbished, older brick building, the sound proofing is not great. You hear every little noise made by neighbors or those in the hallway. With some earplugs, you can sleep just fine here.

1. No microwave in rooms 2. Sink is IN THE ROOM (seperate…read morefrom the toilet, just like in old motels.) 3. TERRIBLE sound proofing so you hear every door beep/door close up & down the hall day & nite. 4. $100 charge if you dont return their high end door keys. 5. Housekeeping only every 2nd day, & no mention of that on the LENGTHY detailed list you are provided at check-in. 6. You are charged 100% of your room stay when u make your reservation, & they have a mile-long convoluted cancellation policy. 7. 5-10 min. to get hot water in the shower or sink! (They disclose that on the 'lengthy list.' at check-in. 8. They are owned by an out-of-state 'comglomerate' & clearly trying to be something they are not (even the bed/bedding doesn't come close to what they promote.) 9. Sparsely staffed. 10. Over-priced for sure based on the spartan room.

The breakfast food is worth traveling to and eating. I have been here twice and have not been…read moredisappointed. The team here is friendly and very professional. Cooks in the back hats off to them as well. I really like the newspaper articles on the way that displays the history of the restaurant. The food is very good and having fresh pineapple juice is even better.

5/5 Everything…read moreexceeded my expectations. From the complimentary private car picking us up and taking us to the airport. The 2 for 1 drinks at the bar - they literally handed me two espresso martinis. The hotel restaurant impressed me with every single dish. For Cedar Rapids, Iowa - I'm blown away. I might make a return trip just for the Oreo cheesecake.