Check in was easy and quick. Very courteous and helpful as well. I actually got there before the…read moretime I specified and it wasn't a problem. Still only took minutes to receive my vehicle. The vehicle was very clean and smelled good. If you've rented many cars you know how bad some can smell. Great experience

The staff provided the car we needed on time. It was a great car rental experience. Our flight was…read morea little early so we had to wait for our vehicle to be ready and it was ready at the time scheduled. The staff were polite and professional, providing the information we needed for our rental car pick up and return.

The only way I can recommend Alamo is if you are on a very strict budget. Yes the car will get you…read morethere and there is nothing wrong with the people. However, there are much better rental agencies to do business with. Over New Years weekend, I rented a car to drive up to Buffalo, NY. I knew there would be snow and salt and did not want to drive my own car. The first car Alamo gave me was missing the roof antennae and there was a huge stain on the drivers seat. I went back in to request another car. The next car they gave me had nearly bald tires. I checked the tires with a penny before leaving and was showing about 3/32 of tread above the tread wear bars. When I got back from my 1344 mile trip, the wear bars were fully exposed. I told the lady at the car return and she said they would check it.

Nice car and very quick and easy to check in and return. Alamo is very consistent and does not…read moredisappoint! Staff is always pleasant.

I rented a car from this Avis and returned it just as I received it. I turned in the keys and…read morethought that was that. Oh no! Months later I got a charge for some unknown damage with an administrative fee of more than the damage being charged. I called the number to get an explanation and the nice young man on the phone had no idea what was damaged but informed me the credit card I used to rent the car would be charged. This is not acceptable. I usually use Enterprise. This was my first time using Avis and likely my last. Be warned folks!

Best rent a car place in the Tri-Cities. They have the cheapest rates and the best cars. I got a…read moreYukon for my summer vacation trip for only $20 a day.

Have stayed here for years and have found it to be a nice place. Family owned and very nice…read morepeople. However, the past few years gave gotten worse with loud, obnoxious idiots. Having quiet time start at 2 am is NOT a good idea. Midnight is late enough. Some people have children, and some people do like to get some sleep. Those that party and carry on til 2 am never stop after that because they are drunk and obnoxious. Security can tell them a million times to stop, but as soon as he rolls away, they start again. If this place wants to maintain the family atmosphere they advertise, they need to revisit quiet time. It's a great place until late night.

This is a good location for camping in relation to attending races at Bristol Motor Speedway, just…read morewalk right across the Red Bridge and you are on the track property. The prices are fairly steep if you prefer a "hook-up" location, but the dry section is very popular and affordable. Why not FIVE STARS? The owners need to put money back into the property with much needed maintenance. Not trimming brush and weeds allow many unexpected pests. There is also much needed maintenance on the driveways especially at the entrance with multiple pot holes. They could also work on the grading issues in the parking areas. Maintain the property and it's an easy two star jump!

Nice campground,plenty of personal space, Julia is more the accommodating. Give them a try.read more

OK location to camp, but the amenities are very very largely exaggerated. Basically paid $400 (two…read morespots) for a random spot in the open grass, where no one stopped by to verify our sites. THE BIGGER ISSUE: I was charged three separate times for the campground over the course of almost two months (three $400 charges totaling almost $1,200; I had only authorized the original $400 charge). Apparently I'm not the only one this has happened to, according to other reviews online. The charges came at random times/dates and were completely unexpected both times. They never responded to emails or phone calls/voicemails, and I had to contact my bank for a refund and to block them from charging my card again. I tried calling for two weeks, and nothing was ever returned. Would not recommend.

Hey friends! My first time to TN. I was headed to Bristol was is about 20 minutes outside of the…read moreairport. The airport is so tiny. As someone with anxiety, I love that the airport is small, easy to navigate & not too much foot traffic. It's no more than 5 terminals. And it's literally a straight shot out of the gate to the airport exit lol. +Employees are super friendly. +Theres a bar with 21+ drinks, coffee and snacks. +Check-in and TSA were a breeze.

So throughout my time away this year, I had been in 3 airports as the one where I switched planes…read morewas the same going to and from my destination. I will start with the destination, this being the Tri-Cities Airport. This airport is a kind of quad-state airport as it serves Tennessee obviously being in Tennessee, but it's also close to the state borders of Virginia, North Carolina, and Kentucky. Kind of like how my current home airport serves both Connecticut and Massachusetts. It's also a very small airport. My dad seems to like it and so I imagine I will see this airport again, but whether or not I agree with him still has yet to be determined. This airport has just one terminal with 7 gates. Of those 7, maybe like 4 get used. The planes they had me get in were way too small for my height as I am over 6-feet tall. It makes flight super hard to sit through if I happen to have a pinched nerve on my shoulder that day. Really, those are my big knocks on this airport. I do have plenty positives to say about this though. The airport staff is friendly. Even TSA don't seem like heartless evil jerks. Also, because it's so small, TSA is actually a breeze to get through here and you can navigate this place really easily because of how straightforward it is. The interior looks nice as it looks like it had been redone in recent years. It's also not a crowded place which is good. Baggage claim isn't too bad, but because of how small the airport is, you kind of have to guess where your luggage is coming from. Also, for a small airport, parking can get really overcrowded at times, but any least the parking staff was nice. Bathrooms were okay too. At the end of the day, I think a 3 is the right rating. Does enough to function, but it's not built for the bigger planes that I would need.

Campground at the top of the Virginia Creeper Trail. Tent and RV sites with hookups. Our site had…read moresewer hookup, but it was so far in the back that we would have needed three hoses to access it. There is absolutely no cell service, though they had free WiFi at the office and dining area. The owners also manage an on site cafe open Thursday through Sunday morning. We tried the Greek Pizza (though you need to preorder) on Saturday night and had biscuits and coffee for breakfast the next morning. Campers were recommending the scones, but they were already sold out by 9 am. Easy access to the trail, so no need to put your bikes on the rack to get to the White Top station. You just cross the street, turn left and hop on the path to the Virginia Creeper Trail. For those who do not want to cycle back up, there are several bike shuttle services to choose from. We stopped at Main Street Sweets and Eats in Damascus mid way through our ride. Don't miss the opportunity to grab a cold brew coffee, cookies and ice cream to get you through the second leg of the trail.

This is a great campground. The views from our site were magnificent and we had both sun and…read moreshelter. The showers are the best I have ever seen in a campground: hot water, lovely shower heads, beautiful and accurate amenities. We got breakfast both Saturday and Sunday. Homemade biscuits or bread, with sausage, or bacon, egg and cheese. They have artisan coffee! The sites have water and electricity. THERE is wifi at the office and relaxed indoor and outdoor seating there. The owners are delightful and knowledgeable about everything from gardening to music to outdoor adventure. This area needs the business with so much damage the Creeper Trail. These roads are great for biking. We saw very little traffic. We drove to Damascus, about 30 minutes, and took shuttle to Abingdon for a great ride back to Damascus. THERE is no food on that TRAIL and ingredients for fresh food was hard to find overall. Some light snacks at the Alvarez station which is about half way to Damascus. The Wicked Chicken in Damascus is great.

Awesome rooftop bar with yummy food and views for days. Lovely place to pop in for cocktails and…read morefood. All while chilling and taking in some spectacular views. Ordered drinks - all were good. Got the pickles as they are delicious! Excellent service from Tamara who was an absolute gem. See previous review for more details! This is a place we come back to when on the area!

Yup. I love it! We've been here 5 times - 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and again in 2026 as my reward…read morefor enduring a nascar weekend:). It one of my favorite hotels in America. Why? Location: Perfect. Couple blocks off State Street (main street on the TN/VA border). Amenities: Only rooftop bar in Bristol - Lumac and amazing restaurant on the first floor- Vivian's Table. (See separate reviews for these!) Friendly: One of the friendliest hotels! Everyone is so kin Friendly: