Jag at Bonzer Limo treated my Vip Client like a long time client of his and made us look great!…read more Clear communication, fair pricing, on time. Professionally dressed, vehicle immaculately detailed, stocked with water. He did it 100% accurately and he will be our Go To Guy for any and all travel for our clientele in the Columbus market. Thank you so much!

Best in the business. My go to whenever I m in Columbus. Car is luxurious. Service is always above…read moreand beyond. Highly recommended!!!

I HIGHLY recommend this wonderful company for transportation! From my initial conversation with…read moreSteve to the multiple locations I requested, they were impeccable! The drivers are punctual, they are nice and the vehicles are clean and well kept. They are flexible too. I have used a lot of transportation companies and I am sharing that Cardinal Transportation is amazing! I will absolutely use them again and encourage you, the reader, to do so too! Thank you Steve and our drivers Jerry, Sean and Earl! You all rock!

THIS is interesting…read more.. Cardinal Transportation. Cardinal.... Transportation..... car·di·nal - kärd()nl/, (phonetically.) The meaning? The bird? Random name grabbed from the air? The St. Louis MLB Team? The actual Crayola color (which isn't indicative of their color scheme)? Roman Catholic Church affiliate? UNLIKEY, right? THIS is the reason for the moniker, that I've concluded upon, which fits perfectly for an industrially dubbed "hospitality" type business. -CARDINAL- Which is: -ADJECTIVE- 'of the greatest importance; fundamental.' "Cardinal" is YOU. The customer. The occupant, The party/graduation party/wedding party. The passenger. The group. The dignitary. Whomever you may be, YOU are of "the greatest importance". -OR- the company itself is 'Cardinal', a term used VERY VERY loosely Scott/Kimberly/Kenny/random clueless woman (whom I called when my Sedan wasn't not just late, BUT NEVER SHOWED UP AT ALL, AFTER 11pm and 10 hours traveling to CMH from RNO, AND ALL I GOT WAS AN "I don't know"), am I right? (NOT asking for a friend.) tsk tsk, no need to tell me that I NAILED it. Now that's done, let's roll on the details, shall we? Actually, I was a chauffeur for a popular and widely known/used limo company in Carlsbad, CA. years back. I've chauffeured all walks of folk. I driven party buses, stretch limos, sedans & SUVs on a literally all over So Cal. Passengers such as BB King, a couple UFC stars, affluent people, average Joes, high schoolers, EVERYONE, whom I treated equally "CARDINAL". Never once late, never ever flat out just not show up. Especially when the ride is paid for in advance. The owner Mike (whom I drove for), was fair but firm, and it surely would have costed me my job then had I have the same sort of mix up that happened to me at John Glenn airport in the middle of the night from THIS Transportation Company. Visiting my mom, she lives 60 miles SE of Columbus. She just got released from her 3rd specialized nursing facility after having double bypass surgery stemming from a heart attack, so obviously I can't have a 76 year old woman driving an 1 1/2 hours in the middle of the night to pick me up. So, going off of Yelp reviews, & not wanting an Uber, I chose Cardinal. Started off with email, chose my vehicle, tell them my flight information, then confirmed via email, and double confirmed via phone call, complete with my credit card number. I have all the info to prove it. Arrival time, airline, flight number all in the queue. I step off the plane after 10 hours, claim my baggage & confident My chauffeur will actually show up, I gave it an extra 20 min. although they should have been standing there w/ a sign with my name on it at the baggage claim, which at that time was actually a red flag when I didn't see anyone. Tired, frustrated, I called Cardinals business line. A young woman answered the phone absolutely clueless pretty much everything. Upset and frustrated, I asked her if they were running late & she asked me for my name and flight information which I gave her. She then started stuttering & I could tell was nervous over the phone & tried reasoning with me after not finding my reservation that I had already given my credit card information for days prior. I then, asked her flat out "am I getting picked up tonight yes or no!?" She responded "well, i, I don't know" which, isn't a yes so it must be a no. So I gave them some choice words & hung up royally pissed off. As a result, I was forced to rent a hotel room that night near the airport, where if you read my other review about the adjacent hotel, you'll see how I was treated there. So I don't know if it's just in Ohio thing or what, but in addition to the room, I had to pay for a Luber or Lift or whatever that rideshare crap is the next morning to get breakfast in Gahanna, where, my very very physically limited mother wearing a life vest after a heart attack had to make the 2-hour drive to pick me up. I'm still getting pissed thinking back on that. I will say, that the owner ended up calling me 3 days later to apologize. Also saying that he didn't know what he could do to make it up, but at that point, I wouldn't trust them to show up anywhere anytime, especially after having my credit card information. So the best thing they could do for me was stay away. When you can't depend on someone ONCE, don't be stupid and give it a 2nd try. At that point, YOU are the one at fault. "Cardinal" transportation? More like Turkey Transportation, because that's EXACTLY how they made me feel, and made me look.

Super clean bathrooms and showers! Was hesitant to book here because of some bad reviews, but so…read moreglad we did. This was the cleanest campsite we stayed at on our trip from Colorado to Connecticut. Bathrooms look newly renovated and meticulously maintained. You can tell the owners really care for their campers experience despite it being a small site. Garden could use some maintenance but that didn't stop me from snagging a few ripe tomatoes.

Our stay at this RV park was extremely disappointing due to serious safety concerns, poor…read moremanagement, constant noise issues, and overall lack of cleanliness. The biggest issue involved multiple off-leash dog incidents. While walking my leashed dogs one evening, we were aggressively approached by another dog that was not on a leash. I was able to pick up my smaller dog, but my larger dog had to defend herself. She has never been in a fight before and was simply protecting our pack. This was a dangerous situation that could have easily resulted in serious injury. I reported the incident to Animal Control because dogs roaming off-leash in required leash areas is unacceptable. What made the situation worse was how management handled it. The owner approached my husband and me aggressively, yelling at us to leave immediately and falsely accusing my dog of being the aggressor. She even violently shook our fence and demanded it be removed, despite other campers having fences in place. We were told to move by the next morning in December, despite being in a winterized site, which caused unnecessary stress and cost us a $40 lost deposit for a temporary site. After reviewing security footage, the owner later admitted we had done nothing wrong, but there was no apology or acknowledgment for the false accusations and threats. The park also has a major issue with inconsistent rule enforcement. After we were required to remove our fence, other campers were allowed to keep theirs in place for months. This creates an unfair environment and leaves guests unsure of what rules are actually enforced. Another ongoing issue was the frequent loud music. Music was often played loudly from nearby sites, making it difficult to relax, enjoy the evening, or have any peace at our camper. This happened often enough to become a major frustration during our stay. The condition of the property is also poor. The roads are entirely gravel and filled with potholes, especially near the entrance. When it rains or snow melts, these become large muddy puddles that make walking difficult and can be rough on vehicles. Because this is a small park, smoke from neighboring campers also becomes a problem. Marijuana smoke frequently drifted into our area, making it unpleasant to open windows or sit outside. There were continued safety issues as well, including another camper's unattended dog getting loose and approaching my dogs. The owner didn't even realize their dog had escaped, which only added to the ongoing stress. Cleanliness is another concern. Dog waste is often left around the property, creating unsanitary conditions and obvious health concerns. Overall, while the location may be convenient, the combination of aggressive management, unsafe off-leash dog incidents, loud music, poor maintenance, smoke exposure, and lack of cleanliness made this a very stressful and unpleasant stay. I would strongly encourage pet owners and families to consider these issues before booking.

Arman picked me up from where I work near the airport and drove me to my home where my boyfriend…read morewas waiting to propose! It was a total surprise as I walked into the parking lot and then Arman presented me with beautiful flowers from my now fiancé. The conversation I had with Arman during the druve was wonderful! He is the nicest guy and our want until after I talked with my fiancé that I found out Arman was the owner. 1st class service from a 1st class gentleman! It Its no wonder his business is growing and thriving and I recommend RManVan to anyone needing their services!

absolutely the best!! Picked us up at 1AM and was quick, efficient and a pleasure to work with. I…read morepicked them because they were #1 on the list and I hope my 5 star review keeps them at #1.

Great experience! I have wanted to cruise the Scioto ever since moving to this side of town but…read moreobviously a boat is a big investment. I saw a small sign near the entrance to Griggs advertising boat cruises with Captain Nancy. It was very easy to book with lots of times available. I thought the rates were very reasonable for a 1 hour or 1.5 hour cruise. She charges by the passenger, which makes sense -- more bodies in the boat = more fuel. Captain Nancy confirmed my booking by text almost immediately and provided detailed instructions to find her boat. She arrived on time and was very patient and thorough giving instructions, including "what to do if something happens." Life jackets were optional. The cruise was a mix of a slow scenic tour, observing the houses and wildlife along the river, and a faster-paced thrill ride. Captain Nancy knew just enough little factoids about the river and the local area to keep it fun, but didn't go overboard (ha ha). She played some music for us through her phone, which was optional and she offered to let us pick the tunes. This was a really fun and different experience! I will definitely be back!!

We had a fantastic time with Nancy today. She was very knowledgeable on the area and local wildlife…read moreand was a joy throughout the tour, making it fun for both my kids and me. Would absolutely recommend.