Very reasonable, kind and helpful. He looks like Santa Clause and has 2 sweet grandchildren!read more

First of all the man didn't even ask for my phone number! And worse yet, didn't show up after he…read moresaid he'd be there in 35 minutes! I have no idea whether this is a real business or not! But this man needs to deactivate his number or be up front with his customers if he's not going to get them! I have a feeling this man is a scam - VERY UNPROFESSIONAL! I would give this "company" 0 stars if I could; but unfortunately Yelp only allows 1 star as it's lowest ranking.

Really nice way to learn more about Asheville history, and when you buy a one-day ticket, you can…read moreride the trolley the second day as well. I ended up riding parts of the same route three times with different drivers, and it was worth it because each driver added different details and stories. I particularly enjoyed one driver who was a former teacher from Maryland. He had done extra research and brought the history alive with details about what life had been like at the psychiatric hospital and what Zelda Fitzgerald thought about the women's dormitory. I learned more about Asheville each time I rode. The easiest place to board is Stop 1 at the Asheville Visitor Center, where you can get the sticker showing you have a trolley ticket, since the drivers don't carry the stickers. It is helpful to stick it on something you can hold up so the driver can easily see it and know you want to be picked up. The Visitor Center also has bathrooms, a gift shop, and a whole lot of great tourist brochures. There is free parking. If you buy your ticket online, I found the boarding instructions confusing and somewhat contradictory. They say you can board at any stop but also tell you to go to Stop 1 at the Visitor Center. You can show the driver your online confirmation if you board at another stop, but the bigger challenge can be figuring out exactly where some of the stops are based on the website directions and where Google Maps takes you. I never figured out exactly where Stop 4 at 2 S. Pack Square was, even though it was the closest stop to the AC Asheville hotel. During Boomtown FestAVL, that stop was also moved because the area was shut down, but the changed location wasn't listed on the website. After that experience, going to the Visitor Center and getting my sticker was much easier. The entire trolley loop takes about 90 minutes. From the Visitor Center, the first three stops take about 30 minutes. Here are some notes that may help if you want to use the trolley for sightseeing: Stop 1 - Asheville Visitor Center: The Visitor Center is behind the Chamber of Commerce building and has a free parking lot, bathrooms, tourist information and a gift shop. Stop 2 - Omni Grove Park Inn: In addition to visiting the inn, you can walk down the steep hill to Grovewood Gallery, which has lots of art and pottery, the Antique Car Museum, and the Biltmore Industries Homespun Museum. Remember that if you walk down the hill, you eventually have to come back up. Pro tip: You don't have to walk back up that steep hill! Go to the parking garage behind the Grove Park Inn and take the elevator upstairs to the hotel. You will wind your way through the hotel, past the stores, and eventually find your way outside to the Sammons Wing entrance where the trolley dropped you off, downhill from the main entrance. Much easier than climbing the hill. Stop 6 - Grove Arcade: A historic building with pretty architecture and several stores and restaurants on the ground floor, including Spicewalla for spices. We also had a really good meal at Huli Sue's, which serves BBQ and Hawaiian-inspired food. Stop 7 - River Arts District North: The trolley leaves you near a traffic circle, and from there you can walk to different buildings and explore the art galleries. I particularly liked the North Carolina Glass Center, where you can buy reasonably priced glass or take classes. There was also a large building with many individual artist studios farther down the street near the coffee shop. Stop 8 - River Arts District South: I wasn't sure how to walk there from the North stop, so I just got back on the trolley and rode there. There are more large buildings with art galleries to explore. Stop 9 - Biltmore Village: Shops and restaurants in the community George Vanderbilt created for workers on his estate. Stop 10 - South Slope Brewery District: Like the name implies, there are lots of microbreweries in this area. I thought the trolley was worthwhile both as transportation and as a way to learn about Asheville then spend more time at some of the stops the 2nd day.

Great guide and driver tonight 9-14-26. Very interesting and…read moreinformative plus a funny antidote here and there. Good food at the pub where you meet the trolley.

When I needed to get to Bryson City, about an hour's drive from the Asheville airport where I had…read morearrived from Texas, I was referred to Roll with Joel. Joel arrived promptly. His vehicle was clean and comfortable. He knew the area really well. Our conversation was easy and pleasant. I have his info in my phone for the next time I visit family there.

A true HERO! Family flew in for a wedding at a remote vineyard. Uber happy to drop us off but no…read moreone told us a ride back to our hotel would be near impossible. Caterers recommended Joel and he got us home safely and swiftly! (And also to the airport on time the next morning. Super-professional and genuinely nice guy!

Only 2 reviews? They were wonderful! Very patient, accommodating! AND FUN! Support them. I'm…read moresorry I'm forgetting their names!

The customer service was good. I rented a car and they notified me the prior evening saying the car…read morewasn't available. I don't think the problem is with the employees but with the Enterprise business model. They are endlessly accepting reservations when they don't have the inventory available. If you are renting from Enterprise, following an online reservation you need to call the chosen location to confirm there is actually a car. There is no guarantee, they have the power to deny you a car at anytime. There is no binding commitment that enterprise has to follow through with the customers pending transaction.

Steve helped us have the perfect vacation! We traveled from his Asheville location to Virginia…read moreBeach. We asked for something compact with great gas mileage, and he had the perfect thing! We traveled in his 2017 Kia Rio. Great prices, and even better business people. If I could give this location more than 5 stars, I absolutely would! Big thanks to Steve at Destynation Rentals!!

These guys really know their stuff...but more importantly they tailored their support to my…read moreinterests. I really felt like they understood what kind of experience I wanted on my trip to Morocco and they helped make it a reality. The guidance I got from Benjamin was not in the Lonely Planet book and it was essential. He connected me with an extremely knowledgeable tour guide that I would not have found on my own. Being a solo traveler can be intimidating, but I felt supported and confident because I had Small Footprint an email away. I hope I can go on the Cuba trip some day!

I traveled with Small Footprint Travels to Myanmar and loved everything about the trip. Prior to…read moreleaving home, Benjamin made sure that I had all the information I needed to be well prepared. The itinerary was thoughtfully planned to see the major sites but also get off the beaten track to experience the country up close. And, once in Myanmar, Benjamin and Myo were truly delightful travel companions. With a small group of about 12 traveling, we quickly felt like friends of the family. An added benefit for those of us interested in improving our photography skills, Benjamin is a talented but low-key teacher. I could not have been happier with the photos from this trip. I don't generally choose to travel with an organized group, but I could not have been happier with this experience.

Geoff is quite possibly the best tour guide on Ashville. We had no idea what to expect, but Groovy…read moreAshville over delivered. What a great way to see the city. Wow! Seriously...been on tours all over the country. This. One was incredibly unique!! #74 VW BUS!!!!!

Such a great and personable experience! We got a great tour of the downtown area and so much more!…read moreHe gave us so much insight into the Asheville experience! I have made a short visit before, but after this tour I realized I was missing out on all of the culture that Asheville offers! We had so much fun, with great music and great knowledgeable company! I highly recommend taking this tour if you want to see what Asheville has to offer and getting some history about how it got to where it is today! I can't say

Wendy was able to put a fabulous trip together for my husband and me to France and Italy for a 3…read moreweek vacation. From the airfare leaving the States till we arrived home! Every detail was scheduled by Wendy flawlessly. We were picked up at the airport and train stations by drivers and delivered to our hotels. Our private guided tours were always on time and very educational and fun. Restaurant reservations were ready for us and the food was terrific! I highly recommend Bliss Travel and Wendy!