Exceptional service and reliable! I traveled with this…read morecompany in May 2018 and I had a great journey, driver was friendly and very helpful with our luggage also the driver arrived on time on both trips, car was really nice and modern. I will definitely be using this company again!

The station was very very crowded. There were machines to purchase train tickets, with a card, but…read morewe stood on line to be sure we got on the correct train. There was a wide gate on the left to scan our tickets & get onto the track. Announcements were made regarding the trains arrival & tracks. Local trains stop here as well. There were benches to sit & wait. We asked where the best place to stand & were told if we wanted a seat to move towards the back. The floor was marked with which train car was stopping. Once the train arrived, we dragged luggage up one step and left it piled up to the side, thankfully, we did not have to lift our luggage overhead. There were plenty of seats and clean restrooms. We got off at Waterloo, the last stop.

The main train station servicing the city of Southampton, we took a South Western Railway train to…read moreLondon on a Sunday morning here after getting off of our Norwegian cruise boat. It's about 1 mile from the cruise port, and we decided to grab a taxi. It cost about £7 for the short trip, and was dropped off about 1 hour before our scheduled trip. We had already purchased our tickets on-line through the South Western Railway website, and for two adult tickets to go to Central London cost £18.40 for the two of us. You can either print out the QR code tickets or put it on your Apple wallet. You need the QR code to scan as you enter the station, but there is no gate that prevents it. The train station was pretty empty when we got there, but began to get more crowded as the departure time approached. Northbound is on the other side of the station (Track 2) from where you enter, and there is an elevator to the skybridge that goes to the other side. Everything is outside, so having a warm coat for a brisk January English morning was mandatory. There are clear electronic displays giving arrival times for the trains. The best part was that the station had free high-speed wi-fi, and we took full advantage of it. The train came right on-time (around 8:23) and we left promptly at 8:26. It was open seating, and there were a total of 10 cars, so there was plenty of seats. We sat at car 5, and was able to put our standard carry-on bags on top of the luggage racks above each seat. Folks who had large checked bags, just used their seat next to them to store their luggage. The seats were relatively comfortable, and each had standard british electric sockets that worked. The train itself had wi-fi throughout our trip (speed of about 5mb or so). The announcements were made in English only, were very clear. The conductor checked our ticket halfway through the trip (around 9:35). I had folded my paper QR code so it became unreadable, but was able to use the backup from my email to get scanned. We had a few stops (Fareham at 8:40; Havant at 9:06; Guildford at 9:38; Clapham Junction at 10:14). Our final stop was Waterloo at 10:49, at which time we could enter the London Underground. First, you had to exit the South Western train area, and they require you to show your ticket to do that.

Brittany Ferries has acquired Condor Ferries that ran the Poole to Guernsey ferry. Going from Poole…read moreto Guernsey and back with a car plus trailer we were very impressed with the way the vehicles were being loaded. In addition, with the boat being a catamaran, the journey is quick and comfortable at 3 hours. The boat has 3 restaurants/bars and a duty free shop. A much better than expected experience.

Brittany Ferries leave Poole for Cherbourg regularly, with, I believe, four crossing a day…read more It's a four hour trip. unless there's major fog, and the time is easily passed with the amenities on board or with a good book. The boats are very comfortable and we've met some very interesting people, as well as a few drunks. The staff are very good at getting you parked tightly and neatly. Packed seems a good word. It seems though that evry one wants to regain entry to their car at the first possible moment and then spend half an hour in the garage! Tip; wait til the masses have gone down and then go to your car- there's plenty of time. Locally we get the chance of reduced fares by collecting vouchers from the local paper. Some of the deals are very good indeed. Overall, a very good company, slower than the Eurotunnel but for some more convenient. There is duty free, and a well stocked bar!

I used Pegasus Coaches for a private hire for me and my friends on a trip up North. They were…read moreabsolutely brilliant! The booking process was easy, the driver was professional and very friendly, we felt safe and looked after at all times and the prices were really reasonable too. Definitely will use again!

We have used Brockenhurst Taxis for the last 3 years and cannot recommend them enough…read more We especially use them exclusively during the summer months when we don't want to drive. My husband is an invalid & needs special care being dropped off, picked up because of his lack of mobility. Ozziy and their team are SO caring, reliable, and knowledgeable about how to take us to events, what time to go, and even help us w wheelchair issues. Safe, reliable, knowledgable about the whole New Forest area & traffic, and on time. Go with the best!

We used this company and we are very happy to use in our netx airport trip. Thanks for the smooth…read moreride H

I'm giving 3 stars because 2.5 isn't available…read more The Trouville Hotel is about 6mins from Bournemouth Station by taxi and clustered among all other hotels and guest houses in the area. It is steps from the Bournemouth International Centre. The rooms are just fine in size and facilities BUT the water pressure is nonexistent in the shower. You'll fight for a shower...and the floors creak, everywhere. The room I stayed in, the door had to be pushed to ensure it closed and latched properly. It is a quiet area despite some rooms facing the main road. The breakfast is the usual British offering of which I wasn't remotely interested in. There's also a bar/cafe area but unless you have a spare 20mins to wait for a chicken sandwich, don't bother. The staff are pleasant.

This is a restaurant with rooms. Accomodation in this part of the U.K. tends to be expensive so…read moreBerties' rooms are good value at £60-£85. The rooms are comfortable and the bedding excellent. If you are arriving by car, take great care with the car park protocol, as careless parking could cost you £140! It's a 2-star hotel but a 4-star restaurant. Run by the two Davids, usually some French staff (currently the very obliging Benoit), it offers inventive cooking in good portions: dishes like Pan Seared Scallops with honey-roasted butternut squash, Linguini with Mediterranean vegetables, and it offers a good Lunch menu @ £14.50 as well as a la carte. It has a well-stocked bar with a very comfortable seating area, and the locals might drop in for a glass of wine and a chat

My wife and children (20 months & 9 years old) went to Berties for lunch. It was the first time we…read morehave been to Lindenhurst and it was a wonderful restaurant for the family. Casual enough to allow my little one to meander thru the restaurant and the waitstaff was kind enough to accommodate. The fish was fresh and the chips were wonderfully crisp. We loved all of the food and the kids loved their meals as well. We were happy to run into this resturant and enjoyed the meal throughly.

If you want a taxi that gets you from A to B as cheap as you can, then this is the company to use,…read morethey may not have the fancy advertising, the easy to remember phone number and the uniforms, however they are honest, hard working and they dont take you around the long way pleading innocence as they dont speak English!!

best taxis in salisbury but has got pricey at the moment but always there if neededread more