I rented the sprinter limo for my friend's birthday. The driver was courteous and on time. The…read morevehicle, however, was lacking a bit. It was clean inside, but when we got in it was so cold we didn't want to take our coats off and when I turned on the heat it was set to 99 degrees and when I tried to turn it down the buttons didn't work (you had to push the button 4-10 times to go down one degree) and then it would plummet to 54 degrees and blow cold air on us. So the whole ride I was turning the heat on and off to try to keep it a normal temperature. They also asked me if I wanted ice when I booked the limo, but when I looked in the cooler, all I found was 2 empty ice bags. Overall, it was fine, but the company should fix the heater since it is winter.

It was a bit confusing trying to figure out the pickup situation at the Burlington airport, but…read moreonce we did so, the ride was great. It is a little expensive ($135 to take us about an hour away), but the convenience and the pleasantness of our driver (I believe his name was Casey?) were certainly appreciated. Overall, a solid option if you're looking to coordinate a driver vs. rent a car.

Great experience! On time service, Eric is very caring I highly recommend calling him. He is…read moreavailable for early morning rides to the airport, hospital plus more. Or the evenings, give a try.

Rarely use a cab service, but both times I needed one I used Recession Ride. Eric is responsive,…read morecourteous and on time, even for early moring rides to the airport. Check him out!

I went on the Burlington History Tour last week with my three out-of-state sisters, and it was the…read morehighlight of our annual Sisters Week (which we spend in a different place every year). Gary is a local treasure -- knowledgeable, personable, everything you want in a guide. Great tour.

I've lived in Burlington for ten years and never really knew the history of the town. One tour…read morelater, I knew so much more about what created the town that I love. From the Abeneki legends to the British warships attacking a rock in the lake in the fog, to the thriving lumber industry, from revolutionary war to the civil war, the information was endless.

I arrived at 8:30 pm and told the lady at the ticket booth that I wanted to watch the ferry for a…read morebit, so she directed me to park and said that I would need to return to buy a ticket when I wanted to transit the lake. After I parked, I walked down to the ferry dock, watched a couple of ferries come and go, then headed back to the parking area, climbed into my Sprinter van, and locked up for the night. Yes, I spent the night here and while that may or may not be allowed, it worked for me. At 6:00 the next morning, I work up, bought my ticket and was loaded onto the ferry about 20 minutes later. It's a 15 minute ride to cross over the lake, which I spent in the Sprinter making coffee and occasionally looking out. Super easy to cross the lake and when we arrived, the unloading was quick and I was on my way. This is a super convenient way to cross over from Plattsburgh New York to (a half hour from) Burlington Vermont. Very cool and if you are not wanting to go around the lake, this is a fabulous alternative. My final review in New York on this trip - it's been 157 reviews driving across Western and Northern New York State, starting from Westfield on Lake Erie! See https://www.yelp.com/collection/yPbf5jcJ3cuvJATqoFWbzA [Review 1634 of 2024 - 545 in New York - 22657 overall]

Another joke I bought my ticket and was told to go to line 1…read more Line 5 was boarding... There were 3 cars purchasing tickets behind me.. I went to line 1 and they skipped and went to line 5 making them selves the last two cars on, there wasn't room for me even though I purchase my tickets first I asked the ferry tenant about it at the booth, and they said there's nothing they can do people go where they want.... So at this place, even if you buy your ticket and your first in line to get on the boat, don't have an expectation of it working out that way Such false advertisement and lying The ferry crossing should be shut down

The service they provide goes along US 7 in VT & connections to NY 7 in its respective states &…read morethey got two runs yes but in a way if maybe you might be interested in leaf peeping from Albany-Burlington/Vice versa I sense a winner (a note for the "suggestion box" I'd think of three runs each way so say you opt to leave earlier from Albany & later from Burlington you get the why (maybe more revenue). Equivalent is mostly new coach buses & have USDOT/ADA requirements in case so you can use & funny thing is lavatory is "unique" (just leave it there) and value/services for this definitely up there & for a first time run now you know (strange reason thought of "The Bob Newhart Show" theme while in transit).

We had a great experience--owner was very nice; atmosphere was quiet (granted, we visited while it…read morewas still a bit cold). Info to note: -It's closed from some time in the fall until about April. Not sure whether they have set dates or go by the weather. -there are only two stalls in the women's bathhouse, so I assume the same is true for the men, and the bathhouse has no heat or A/C. -the showers are coin operated: 25¢/5 minutes. One can pre-pay for multiple 5-minute increments at a time. -Shower water temp was easily adjustable, got nice and hot, and stayed that way for 20 minutes! -There are outlets in the bathhouse, e.g. for a hairdryer.

We arrived here late in the evening by bicycle after taking a wrong turn which required an extra 5…read moremiles of riding, half of it uphill. The campground was completely quiet and directions to our site had been left for us on the bulletin board at the camp office. We easily found our site, used the very clean restrooms, and fell asleep to the hooting of an owl. Next morning, we had a quick conversation with the campground manager who was raking up apples - the area seems to have been an apple orchard in the past. Very friendly. Campground was still fairly quiet, although we talked to a few other campers, and the restrooms were still clean. We didn't stay long, as we had to get on our way again, but our trip will take us back there for the last night, and will be glad to stay there again.

Extremely disappointed in this company and how they treat their clientele. When a bike is being…read morerented, it is critical that the company throughly checks out the bike rental along with the power and provides detailed information about the bike rentals to the client. Instead they blame the client for not checking the power usage and any other defects. The company should also should have adequate staff available in case of any issues and mechanical defects which they can quickly come and remedy the concern.The current staff's professionalism is extremely rude, disrespectful and they even body shame as they are very antiquated and should be replaced with a youthful staff.

Rick Sharp is one of the nastiest and rude individuals! Instead of helping his client's in…read morestressful situations like when his crap bikes break down, he choses to scald them like children. This man who can barely walk had the nerve to tell an educated and professional black woman that her weight was the cause of his electric bike not working! Rick Sharp then tells her that she MADE HIM say these horrible things to her. Rick Sharp then sends a nasty email doubling down on the disgusting things he said about her body. Rick Sharp said he doesn't care about reviews so ill be sure to post them on every platform I can find.

Ripoff: the owner charged me $55 to go 11 miles! The driver wanted a tip on top of that.read more

We needed a ride to the airport last minute and came across Burlington VT Taxi on a yelp search…read more The driver was very easy to communicate with and came promptly on time the following early morning. He really knew the town. The car was clean and he drove smoothly and safely and got us to the airport at the perfect time. We also really appreciated him wearing a mask during the ride since we have immunocompromised family. Would use again!