We loved our 3-month stay at Big Mill! We rented the RV site and it was very quiet and relaxing…read more The host is so sweet and friendly. We highly recommend the RV site and Bed & Breakfast. The grounds were kept nice and there are lots of areas to take walks.

Love the atmosphere and relaxation I get here. Beautiful place to come and unwind. Owner is…read moregreat! Friendly and can cook :) Will come again and again! Here again and love it even more!!

Excellent service in difficult driving conditions and a perfectly courteous driver…read more There are not many taxis in Washington but I do recommend Boston.

During this service there was not curtaicy given to the passenger. Very rude with the uses of…read moreprofanity at the drop off toward the passenger: after being paid for the travel. the fee was 50$ and the cash was taken without a word but the words that were used towards the passenger are voluger and rude. The passengers belongsing where thrown on the ground and the door was slammed on her shoulder. Then there was speed off and a explicit shouting from the driver. NO OK

I have rented for other places but none quite like AOG. Friendly and well mannered service and he…read morewas able to make accommodations at last minute to make my plans work i strongly recommend

5 stars love these guys! A Must Call!!! Reliable and Trustworthy!!! Clean and roomy transportation!read more

Interesting and distinctive place to stay in Washington, NC. It is on a main intersection in the…read moremiddle of town, right on the primary business street and about a block back from the riverfront. There are six rooms on two floors above a street-level bistro and bar. There are stairs and an elevator, and no on-site staff, so entry is by a code punched into a keypad on the doors. All rooms seem to be a little different -- I stayed in 303, on the top floor furthest back from the main street. I think that would probably be the quietest, but there was still some street noise from delivery trucks coming to the intersection below. The room is aesthetically pleasing, with darker blue color saturation on the walls highlighting a big four-poster bed and very tall windows. The window coverings were a little frustrating -- they were hard to manage and didn't close all the way. The main window had a brass hook on either side to hold them open for light, but the other two windows didn't, so it was hard to adjust the amount of light. I was also not a fan of the television, which was one of those things that all apps so you can't just turn it on and watch the news or whatever. There's also somewhat limited seating other than the bed -- there was a chair with ottoman in a narrow nook, which is fine for one person, but a second would have to sit on one of the unpadded wooden chairs at the small table. The kitchen area had a long countertop with sink and basic dishware and glassware, with drawer-style beverage cooler and refrigerator that worked well. (Ice would be via the ground-floor bar when open.) The bathroom was a good size and had Native toiletries and solid water volume with overhead spray plus a handheld wand. The HVAC worked well at keeping the room temperate. It's definitely distinctive and atmospheric and beats the pants of chain hotels in the area.

This is a beautiful boutique hotel right at the corner of Main and market Street. That puts it in…read morethe middle of everywhere you'd want to walk in this quaint old port town. The manager was very quick to come help us figure out how to operate the television. There is a bar downstairs that makes yummy sandwiches and delicious drinks.

Fantastic service! I booked a trip for my family to take our first cruise. Most of the…read morecommunication was completed via phone and Pat made it so easy to get it booked as well as making sure that Royal Carribean applied all discounts. She spent hours researching for me and once we selected our vacation she set up online and confirmed that our family of 5 was added into 1 cabin. She was also well informed of less expensive parking options and guided us with tips for our 3 little children. Shes the best, go see her for all your travel needs!

I think the company is Journey I look can't find them I don't recall courtesy but the word need to…read morebe out I think it's very ignorant and disrespectful and unprofessional for them to come driving down the road blowing horns ain't got in the person yard everyone have different working hours!!!Why are they blowing horns don't these customers have phones to know they ride is coming and can't they get out the car knock on the door are call the customers I really think it's so unprofessional!!

We've been wanting to get back to this bed and breakfast, and we finally made it!…read more The porch and the breakfast alone are worth staying here, but the comfort of their rooms are an added bonus. Word of advice: Book directly through them. The 3rd party sites aren't much cheaper and don't include their amazing breakfast!

Pulling up to this impressive historic gem, the first thing that strikes you is its grandeur. It is…read moreone of the largest historic houses on the street with a gorgeous wrap around front porch with plenty of comfortable seating, It sits proudly on a slight rise overlooking this beautiful historical street. Walking into this house feels like stepping back in time. As you push open the heavy wooden door, the scent of aged wood fills the air. The wide-plank wooden floors creak underfoot, worn smooth by years of footsteps, yet beautifully maintained. The open foyer leads you to one of the many warm and comfortable seating rooms. Most importantly the main dining room is straight ahead, where you will enjoy not just breakfast, but a moment of indulgence, crafted with skill and passion by the owners themselves. The staircase which I would describe as the "The Gilded Climb" takes you to the second floor where many of the beautiful bedrooms are located, fully equipped with all of the amenities you would need. And if you like sleeping on a cloud, you're going to sleep like a baby in those beds. The Elmwood Bed & Breakfast Inn is not just a Bed & Breakfast, Richard and John run a boutique hotel. Feel free to choose the time and location for your morning coffee or tea, you can also do the same for your breakfast. The bar / lounge is also a great place to enjoy one of the many complimentary drinks offered, and for happy hour there is even more. It's not just a place to stay, it is an experience, a very fine one at that. Cheers!