We had made reservations for Sandals Ochi in Jamaica, and then I had an acccident. SPT contacted…read morethe resort, explained my situation, and was able to secure the closest room available (in our category) to the lobby. And moved our travelling companions to the room next to ours for additional assistance. I was therefore able to walk myself (recovering from a broken femur and broken ribs) to restaurants, pool, activities. They also assisted in the COVID requirements. Let them know what you need, and they will move heaven and earth to get it for you!!

Used them for our Disney trip in May. Paid for trip in January but they didn't pay Disney until…read moreApril. Could not book many things at disney because of this. It was one of the WORST VACATIONS EVER. I would not use them to book a trip across the street.STAY AWAY!!!!!!!!

First time trying rail explorers and had a great time: friendly and energetic staff, good weather,…read moreclean equipment and chairs, nice views. We booked a few months in advance and glad we did because it was sold out the week of. You can either be in a two seater or a four seater. Check in and parking were easy once we arrived but beware that there's no cell service in the area. Staff were fantastic and really do impact the customer experience. Sam and others were spirited and seemed to genuinely enjoy their jobs. This trail was 8 miles, 4 miles out and 4 miles back. Most of the time you're detached from other bikes but when crossing a major road, everyone had to be attached. If everyone is pedaling, it should be physically doable to go at a good pace, but it was not a stroll in the park either, which I liked. The person on the right controls the brakes. On the ride, you'll see a body of water, trees, hyped Phoenicia diner and just enjoy being in nature. There is shade throughout so even if it's a warm day, you'll probably still be okay. And didn't have any issues with mosquitoes either. They do provide large umbrellas for the weather and a basket to hold your belongings on the bike. When you reach 4 miles, there's a little break and patio chairs to sit, while they turn the bikes around. If you're in the front at the start, you'll be in the back to end. From start to finish, it was about 2 hours with waiting and stopping. They have bathrooms in a small camper facility that's pretty cramped and also a bathroom in the nearby railroad museum. Stop by the Ashokan Reservoir or explore neighboring towns if you have time.

This is a unique experience. Be warned, there is 0 cell service. They have WiFi at the station but…read moreafter that it's nothing. The route is scenic, especially if the weather is nice. The staff are awesome. Getting coordinated and all is very easy. All you do is follow a few simple rules and pedal. The little museum on site has actual private bathrooms in case you don't want to use the fancy porta potty there. Not a bad idea to bring water and a snack for the little break. Your tail end will likely hurt a bit from this. Bring a cushion or something if you have one. It's great for all ages. The power assisted pedaling is very easy

This is an off beat little gem. The people that work there are great. Creative, funny, and just a…read morebit quirky in the best way. The gift shop was a creation of amazing minds that just keep you wanting to hang around a little longer. The cave was great. Small group tours and a beautiful 100 foot waterfall. We've been to bigger caves but none that we'd rather go back to more than secret caverns.

Secret Caberns is a great excursion for almost everyone. You do have to be able to descend and…read moreascend a pretty steep staircase, and walk-through the cave. I found the whole tour fascinating and interesting, and our guide was great about pointing out historical features. You are rewarded with an amazing waterfall at the end, and can meander back at your own pace. This place is cash only! Also, apparently tours run at the top of the hour. I could not find that information on any website, so be aware of that. Look for the ghosts! I would highly recommend this adventure.

Mount Lebanon From 1787 to 1947, the Shakers at Mount…read moreLebanon led the largest and most successful utopian communal society in America. From this central community developed the Shakers' ideals of equality of labor, gender, and race, as well as communal property, freedom and pacifism. The Shaker Museum and Library was founded in 1950 by John S. Williams, Sr. on the site of his Old Chatham farm. In 2004, the Museum acquired the North Family Mount Lebanon site, consisting of 30 acres and 10 extant Shaker buildings, plus the iconic Mount Lebanon Meetinghouse. Operations were consolidated to the Mount Lebanon site in 2009. This Village is not actively open for tourism but you can see the remaining buildings for no fee from the outside. Many of the buildings are a private High School. We enjoyed finding this after touring Hancock Shaker Village.

From the owner: Shaker Museum | Mount Lebanon engages and inspires local, national, and global audiences by telling…read morethe story of the American Shakers. The Museum is open in 2017 from June 16 through October 09, 10AM - 4PM.

I had not traveled by air since prior to the big C(Covid) so wanted a professional to walk me…read morethrough a trip to visit my son and wife in an out-of-the way location in KY. I contacted Tina at Open Door Travels and found her to be personable and knowledgeable. She walked me through it step by step.....even reaching out with texts the week and day before my trip. She listened and paid attention to my preferences. She soon felt like a 'friend' that cared. Tina did everything she promised in a timely manner, while securing great pricing for me. I will definitely use her when I travel again and recommend her personal service and her business. You won't be disappointed.

Travels with Tina. Well, all I can say is FANTASTIC!!! Tina will go up and beyond to ensure your…read moretrip is the best it can be. She tirelessly planned for months a trip for myself & my daughter to Paris. When we had air travel issues, she was right on the phone helping straighten things out. Even getting me a refund! We had a wonderful time in Paris. I can't thank her enough! Look no further than Open Door Travels with Tina. Can't wait to book my next trip with her.

GREETINGS EARTH!! I'm back and stronger than ever. Spent the last few months on Neptune with some…read morealiens, don't ask me what glipgloop tastes like. They could not sustain my hunger for seafood so they dropped me back to earth. Now I must educate myself on aliens. This museum was very informative, although they denied my story. Fellow abductees be warned- may bring back some memories. The whispering man was very nice and informative. The alien test tube at the end is not plus sized #squeeze

Coming from afar? Call ahead! I visited and they unexpectedly opened up a bit later than posted…read morehours but I think alien activity in the vicinity has spiked in recent weeks so the staff may have been abducted in the morning hours and returned to their homes late in effect making them late for work. Staff abduction aside, the staff were absolutely AMAZING! No humans are that nice so their morning alien abductors may have performed some type of lobotomization making them super nice as representatives of the alien coalition. The place is small but if you truly take in all that it has to offer you can spend about a solid hour in here looking at the different displays they offer. I won't say exactly what they have as to leave some mystery to your visit but it's certainly an interesting museum for sure. I love the paranormal stuff so "aliens" aren't completely off the table for me in terms of curiosity. I wish I had known this place existed because I would have visited a long time ago. The museum is I'd say 75% alien themed and 25% paranormal. It's certainly geared more toward the UFO theme but still interesting nonetheless. In my opinion if you are making your way north for a getaway and can make it here in 30 mins or less, off your main planned route, I encourage a visit cause it's worth it if you want to add an extra activity to your travel itinerary. If this location brings you more than 30 mins from your route, unless you are seriously into aliens and UFOs I wouldn't go out of my way to visit. With that said, it really was a cool experience and the staff made it worth the price of admission with their kindness and knowledge.

With limited time to pursue my obsession with mineral water, I'm thankful for the friendly and…read moreknowledgeable guy at the desk who told me about State Seal Springs. There was abundant historical and tourist information plus two free local papers, and also a good bathroom.

Worth a stop if you're nearby. Very useful brochures:…read more Map showing parking garages which I'm sure we'll need since street parking seems inadequate for the large number of tourists in the downtown. Map showing locations of mineral springs. Map of different neighborhoods with descriptions of historical buildings. I love NY and Saratoga brochure. List of restaurants.

This is a really fun and educational place to go on a field trip. We had several fifth grade…read moreclasses on this trip. The kids especially loved the boat ride and the narrow walkway at the end. The guides were informative and entertaining. I was impressed how they were able to keep a bunch of excited kids interested and safe. The cave is clean and well lit. The stalagmites are very interesting to see. They have a gift shop, pastry shop and apparently a cafe. My youngest son has never been so maybe I'll come back with him some time soon.

This is probably my 3rd visit in the last 15 years. It's magical and I loved showing my kids this…read moretime. My only negative is I feel they crammed too many people on the tour this time. My tour group had 39 people!! We were so crammed on the boats at the end one family of adults had to squeeze 4 in a row. It made it hard to hear the tour guide and we were tripping on one another almost at a few times. And the elevators were the worst. We were crammed in like sardines. Very claustrophobic. Our tour guide Ethan was very friendly, but there were a few guides that passed by us in the cave that had rude tones. They'd holler at us to move to the left.. "no her left" "you need to move" they'd scream.. Again just too many people down there at once I think. The cave itself, the tour guide Ethan, everything else was good. Just wished there were fewer people included on our tour so we could really enjoy it more.