After several years not taking the Coach to New York, we did it again, as a matter of fact we're…read morestill on the bus going through Connecticut. The driver is perhaps the smoothest driver ever. Checking in the terminal we found it clean and spacious. Boarding on the bus was uneventful and timely The busses are now equipped with Keurig machines and an assortment of coffees to suit any taste. As well, an ample selection of snacks. About the best way to travel to NYC.

It was my first time riding Dartmouth Coach, and I was pleased to find driver Mike friendly,…read moreefficient, and safe. The complimentary water, Keurig, and snacks in the back galley for this longer NYC-NH service were a nice surprise and appreciated. The bus arrived 30 minutes prior to departure (which was helpful, as the address spanned an entire city block and also, it was raining). Boarding began about 15 minutes later. The seat belt didn't easily retract, though, likely due dirt/debris in the mechanism (the adjacent cup holders could've also used deep-clean). The charging outlets didn't work, either, which was a bummer for a 5-hour ride. Otherwise, the other passengers were quiet and it was a smooth ride.

Nick was so helpful, cheery and kind. Flew in for a family emergency and he was so helpful to those…read morepicking me up and to myself upon landing and again when I left a week later. He is a wonderful face for representing goodwill and efficiency at the airport! Just a keeper! They are lucky to have him!

For a small airport, adding a feature such as a helpful or respective airline other than Cape Air…read more may inspire return travelers. I would pursue a happy personality when hitting the next check-in attendant.

Renting a car tends to be a soul-sucking experience. They've got you over a barrel and no one is…read moreexcited about it. This was a shockingly quick and pleasant experience, and the sales associate (damn, I wish I could remember his name - Donald?) was friendly, helpful and streamlined the whole process. The first car that was designated to me didn't start - which was mildly concerning - but it was easy to switch and the one we ended up driving held up excellently. High fives all around. OH! And my favorite part: the sign indicating that "Excessive pet hair in your rental will incur additional cleaning fees." Apparently they are the only Thrifty location with that sign, ha! Would have hated to be the one to clean the car that made that sign necessary.

Reservations were made a month ago..we arrive at the location to be told they dont have the car…read morethey had reserved for us they only have a hatchback which barely fit our luggage...we are traveling from White River Junction VT to NYC stuck in this cramped little car for the seven hours it will take to get to our destination.. Thanks Enterprise... never again!

Excellent service picking up a rental for insurance direct bill. Prompt, friendly and hassle free…read more I picked up a car on a busy Monday morning and had exceptional service.

We reserved the 56 passenger bus for our wedding. The day before our wedding at 10:25 am they let…read moreus know that was no longer an option (apparently due to their driver having Covid) and offered two 14- passengers busses instead. This clearly made us worried about the logistics as the new 28 persons volume was only half the original 56 persons capacity. Sure enough, the second bus arrived 12 minutes late to the ceremony start time at 5:00pm forcing us to push back the ceremony. In the subsequent correspondence with management, they refused to acknowledge this delay and instead told us they were only 1 minute late (arriving at 5:01 pm). However, I had time stamped photos of me waiting with my bridesmaids from later (5:05-5:10 pm) as evidence that in fact, no, they were not there by 5:01 pm as they falsely claimed. Moreover, management refused any means of reconciliatory compensation for the lower volume vehicle transport and the tardiness to the ceremony. Overall very unprofessional and would not recommended this business.

We spent months coordinating multiple summer trips with Adventure Limousine, only to have them…read morecancel on us last-minute--during our busiest time of year. After confirming, collecting deposits, and exchanging dozens of emails, they pulled out just weeks before our first scheduled trip, citing insurance costs. No contingency plan, no real notice, no sense of responsibility. This left us scrambling to rebook for hundreds of travelers. Completely unprofessional and deeply disappointing. Proceed with extreme caution if reliability matters to you.

Usually I take later bus times and they aren't that bad, however this time I took the 11:20am and…read moreit was a bit rough. I expected it to be packed (and it was), but people also chose their own seating even though seats are assigned and/or reserved. This led to passengers having to try to advocate for their own seat and in my case just accept it (I'm not confrontational and it's really just a seat at the end of the day). However I ended up needing to get my assigned seat since people arrived at the next stop and I was in their seat. Thankfully, the bus driver was really nice and helped fix the issue! The most painful part was people playing their music/shows out loud which led to a brutal headache 4/5 for service & support from the bus driver, 2.5/5 for the bus company since they overbooked a seat (which is why someone ended up in my seat because their seat was somehow reserved after the seat was assigned to them first) 2/5 for the time of day this ride was compared to later bus rides (people are louder, more likely to eat on the bus if that's an allergy concern for you, etc.) Overall 3.5/5 since I can't really dock the company for passengers actions!

I don't even think I can take the time to write about how horrible my experiences on Greyhound have…read morebeen. I choose not to have a car for various reasons, but I often need to get from Vermont to Boston. This stop is where it all falls apart, and there is a whole tapestry of ineffectiveness, rudeness, and other negative qualities at work. If you have any other option than to take Greyhound, I would recommend it until they get their act together. If MegaBus can change its timing to get me into the city in time for the last train, I'll never ride Greyhound again for this route (not to say they've ever once gotten me into the city on time or near to their itinerary; but I keep hoping that one day they will.)

The Inn at Clearwater Pond was excellent, I am so glad we decided to snap up the Eversave when we…read moresaw it. The innkeeper was very friendly and personable and I highly recommend staying here if you are visiting the area. The main building has four guest quarters on the second floor. We had a HUGE room complete with sitting area, large windows and a spacious adjoining bathroom. The rest of the main building consisted of a large entry room, receiving room with lots of Vermont products for sale, kitchen, dining, game room, and a larger family type room. The whole house was surrounded by deep wrap around porches. There is also a cottage with two additional guest quarters, barns, a screened gazebo, a swimming pond full of frogs, horses, and some additional outbuildings. The property backs up to Quechee Gorge. Breakfast was different and very tasty each day. The first day was a spinach and egg dish, served with granola, fruit, coffee and yogurt. The second day was stuffed baked french toast with the same accompaniments. The innkeeper made reservations for us for dinner the second night we were there, just another great touch. The decor of the rooms was a little more modern than most B&Bs and I rather enjoyed it. Our room was outfitted with two nice leather chairs with ottomans, a substantial king sized bed with white, red and black linens, and some interesting artwork (little pewter and copper figurines on a shelf, etc). Such a nice time, I think we will splurge next summer at full price to get a weekend away here.

My husband and I have never stayed in a bed and breakfast before as I think a lot of 30 somethings…read moretend to think of them as imposing and old fashioned. Well we were so pleasantly surprised!Our stay was amazing. Tina makes her gorgeous farmhouse open and welcome to you instantly. She is friendly and helpful as well as very knowledgable about the area. The room we stayed in was comfortable and had all the amenities of a hotel plus more! We could come and go as we pleased. Best of all were her delicious homemade breakfast, made with love you could taste! At the end of the trip we felt like we had spent the weekend with family. We will be returning soon!

Overall, this stop felt pretty underwhelming compared to other gorges around this area. The bridge…read morewas under renovation, but you could still walk across it. Even so, I'm not sure it would have made a big difference since you don't really get a clear view of the gorge unless you lean over a not-so-cute metal fence, and there are no photo opportunities if you want you and the gorge in the same pic. It really feels like there should be a trail or viewing area closer to the gorge itself. The visitor center is small but cute, with a little museum and a small gift shop, which was nice to briefly check out. Overall, I'd say it's not really worth the stop if you already have a packed itinerary. If you do go, the best approach is honestly just to walk across the bridge quickly and take a look from there, but I'd skip the trail. I am glad it's on protected land though and that it is being maintained so well. It just is an odd spot to have such large hype.

Friendly staff. We parking nearby/at the bridge/road over the Gorge. Gorge only visible in one…read moredirection from above due to construction. I thought the surrounding villages and towns had a lot more charm than Quechee Gorge area, including Quechee and Woodstock ...

The cabins are clean, well appointed, and perfect for a short getaway. Fantastic playground for…read moresmall kids. Pool, and fishing pond. People friend. Great value.

We reserved our spot way in advance, as we always do because we prefer sites that are on the end…read morebecause they generally offer a little more room and privacy. We used their website to reserve site 14, which showed it was on the end. We arrived after a long day of driving our Class A and towing a trailer. After checking in, a very grumpy man 'escorted' us to our spot. He showed us the wrong spot and we said we need to speak to someone. We had to go back to the front and my husband spoke to a very snotty young lady and tried to sort it out. He showed her on his phone the spot on their reservation site that we reserved and she agreed, but needed to call the owner. At this point I came to the office to try to reason with them. After awhile, an extremely rude man came in with a terrible attitude. He was constantly on his phone; either pretending to be busy or recording me. Who knows. When we tried to rationally talk to him and show him the site we reserved on their website, he laughed and said, "I don't have to do anything. I'm the owner and I can do whatever I want." He refused to even look at our phone to show him that their reservation website is wrong. We paid an extra $25 to lock this site. He said both sites were patio sites, but one is on the end with more separation and some trees blocking the site next to it, while the other has another site right on top of them. The sites here are the closest I have seen in four months of traveling full time. And just to add, the road noise is pretty bad, and what is the deal with the resort fee? So overpriced for what you are getting. Never was there an apology. Their solution was for us to move on the day the others arrived. No other option. We spent almost $1,000 there for eight nights. he obviously did not care about our business. What a way to run a place. We only stayed one night because it was late and there was nowhere else to go. We left the next day and they charged us for two nights and refunded the rest. This place was a terrible experience that literally left me in tears in how we were treated. Highly recommend skipping this overpriced joke of a place.