These dudes kept jerking me around all I needed was a window fixed on my company van. The owner…read more(can't remember his name) tells me over the phone "ahhh 5 oclock is pretty close can you come tomorrow" and I said it's gonna be the same time so the dude is like rah rah ok find come over. So I did. Once I got there this dude tells me he's got a broken down car in the middle of the road all my mechanics are gone bla blah. Mind you this is 5mins before having the conversation to come SO I said fine screw it I'll come tomorrow and he said OKAY please come tomorrow we will be ready for you same time. Ok cool. Tomorrow comes around and I go to work and after I go to this god forsaken dealership straight out of Baghdad and "John smith" who shares my same name says he's never heard of my situation and that the owner is actually out today for a funeral. Ok well the funeral didn't get planned AFTER we made plans for me because that was just F*****n YESTERDAY sooooo I said whatever man I'll go tomorrow. And John is like sweet ok awesome Last day I show up and this diaper head tells me my window is broke and then gets all pissed off and mad when I said ok fix it this is the whole reason I'm here. And the dude goes "it's gonna take forever and I'm about to get off" mind you the place closes at like 6-7 or whatever and I'm sitting infront of him at 4:30 these people are lazy Highly not recommended

Very helpful, through entire process. Will go above and beyond for his customers. Can't find many…read moredealers like this one anymore!! Good service with good prices, and continuous attentiveness after purchasing. Highly recommend

San Antonio Rv Repair Solutions did an amazing job on our 37 foot class A motorhome…read more We started traveling the country in January for two years. The main powerboard was damaged when we pulled into San Antonio. Other companies quoted us a 45 day wait to get one built. Paul (the owner) with his connections at Monaco got us a brand new one in a week. He just finished installing it and we are on our way. Paul was easy to work with, very knowledgeable and professional. I highly recommend them.

Great Center!!! Had a driver that locked himself out of the truck he was renting from this…read morelocation & they were very quick at coming out and getting the lock popped and driver on his way. Would recommend them to anyone A++

My daughter and I are staying here with our Doberman while our house is being renovated. The staff…read moreis extremely friendly and helpful. They provide us with plenty of what we need to be comfortable away from home: weekly housekeeping, full size appliances, laundry & dish soap, and respond well to any needs. We feel safe and happy here & are definitely enjoying our temporary home away from home.

With my lease quickly approaching an end, I recently stopped by to tour this property and I left…read morefeeling confused by what demographic they're targeting and underwhelmed just by the finish outs and amenities. First off, to be able to fairly compare these to other units you have to understand their business model, which is to be the T-Mobile of apartments - offering transparent, all-inclusive pricing with no hidden fees. That means no deposit, application fees, cable/internet, electricity, pest control, trash or water fees. The apartments here are 525 sq ft and run $1275 unfurnished. The biggest problem I foresee with these units, is that they feel so outdated compared to a lot of the apartments entering the market. When you enter your unit you walk right into a stacked washer and dryer (no door or anything), you're surrounded by a sea of white appliances and cheap flooring and finish-outs (i.e. no walk-in closet, cheap vinyl-looking countertops). You also can't upgrade the internet or TV packages (which are U-Verse and DirectTV respectfully). The "business center" is really a nook or desk with a single computer and printer and not much room for anything else on it. So why the 2-star review? Am I against transparent pricing? Of course not! But when you look at area apartments you have to wonder who the audience is. Most apartments in the area are offering apartments between 597-729 sq feet at rates of between $785-$999. At these apartments, you have higher levels of finish out like Whirlpool stainless steel appliances, islands with pendant lights, wine racks / coolers, resort style pools, multi-level, full-sized gyms, granite/quartz in the kitchen and bathrooms with decorative backsplashes, updated plumbing (i.e. Moen) fixtures, modern touches (i.e. Nest thermostats, free Amazon Alexas, built-in speakers for bluetooth music streaming, option for gigabit internet speeds), rooftop terraces with expansive views and an actual business center with multiple workstations and room for residents (plural) to sit and work (many in the form of dedicated conference rooms or study spaces in student housing). And by the time you add in fees and other costs you break even if not come out slightly more expensive. It's worth noting that apartments with higher numbers of vacancies don't mind waiving admin and security deposit fees or even giving free months of rent away to fill units and these are available to everyone. So then I started to think maybe students are the target audience with the proximity to UTSA. The issue here is there are a lot of properties and homes popping up catering to students and the finish outs and amenities are getting better and better as well. For instance, for $1125-$1199, one can net a fully furnished unit with gigabit internet, HBO, 50" LED TV and all utilities except electricity paid. This is in an upgraded unit with stainless steel, granite, etc. They also waive admin and deposit fees and give you 1/2 off a month's rent. And this is a 576 sq foot unit. The lady (short, looked like Thelma from Scooby Doo with black hair) giving the tour was telling me that they have the same finish outs and I'm equally concerned about them for competition there too. At $139 (current rate) a night they're more expensive than a king sized suite with sofa bed at the Drury Inn and Suites, $30 less than the king sized room at the all-suite SpringHill Suites and $20 less than the king, 2-room suite at the new Embassy Suites. It's worth noting that this place is literally surrounded by (3) Hiltons and (3) Marriotts (soon to be four) so there's also loyalty programs and pricing that may also make these a more attractive option. In summary, if I were the owner of these apartments/hotels I'd start putting money aside for "refreshing and modernizing" because for a brand new place, the units already look very dated and they're not very competitively priced for the area / level of finish. As a side note, they were telling us that the apartments weren't ready for move-in yet so for now, you'd be staying at the hotel and would get 50% off a month's rent price and move into an actual apartment unit once they're ready.

Chuck and his crew are the Best!! took my chopper in for a new coat, wheels, tires. Switched out…read moretons of parts! She now looks brand spanking new! 10 stars service all around!! Thank You Again Chuck for the Amazing experience and bike looks so damn good now!

Amazing collection of motorcycles. Hard to believe one person owns it all. Oh well I can dream…read more Seriously. Check it out.

CTA Worldwide's driver ran over our business case completely destroying my apple mac book and our…read moreIPAD. When we reached out to them, they denied responsibility and now will not return any of our insurance rep's calls. They claim they are not responsible for items in the middle of the road. Our bag WAS NOT in the middle of the road. Our guess is CTA Worldwide transportation company has shady insurance which does cover what it should by law and the owners of CTA Worldwide are crooks and not willing to take responsibility for what their driver's are at fault for. I would be very weary in ever hiring or using CTA Worldwide , for they may not honor any of their contractual obligations. Our next step will be escalating this matter to lawyers as transportation laws show a driver is always responsible for any unforeseen object in their path when driving.

My phone was found on a bus after a wedding in Austin, made its way to San Antonio. They assisted…read morein getting it back all the way to Philadelphia in one piece!

This property was a wonderful find. My son and I came down for AirForce graduation. It's just far…read moreenough to not be around the base but get there in 20-30 minutes depending on who's driving. The staff are great and super responsive when the swimming towels are gone. I got a lovely tan at the pool where the full sun is out around 12-3 pm. They have excellent morning breakfast and Monday - Wednesday they serve light dinner which helps countdown on eating out. These suites have a two burner stove, fridge, microwave and dishwasher in the rooms so we bought groceries as well. The Lady that prepares the meals is a wonderful person, though everyone was nice, she stood out among others bc she was so warm and a genuine, cool person. Our requests were respected regarding housekeeping or not. The rooms were clean and the beds slept great. Parking is slim in the front but they have plenty underground and back lot parking. The only thing is room 313 has the wonkiest of door handles. That's the only thing that needed to be addressed. It's very hard to open and sometimes the handle does not engage the latch and you have to fight with it a bit. The pool was perfect and has ADA accessible entry. The hot tub was indeed cold and smelled of urine. Not sure what was going on with that. There a patio area where you can grill as well on their gas grills. If ever I'm in San Antonio again I will definitely be staying g at Staybridge. Also, lots of stores near the location as well

Like every other place in San Antonio, this place is also going through remodel. So I at least…read moretried to be kind when considering this review. There is a multi storied eye sore of a Cube Smart storage facility on one side, and unkempt trees and brush on the other. I don't know anything about the staff as I haven't interacted with them. I'm here with my husband, but for a place that's supposed to offer perks for his elite status, this comes off almost worse than a cheap motel. The mattress dips in the middle, the bed is positioned right next to the dresser in a way that you'll bruise yourself trying to get around the corner, and the clown-car sized bathtub doesn't hold water. I never had an opportunity to check out the pool and hot tub between rain and jet lag, but it seems okay from what I could see. Didn't check out the fitness center either. Breakfast, though plain, was good enough for me to return for seconds. I don't generally seek extra portions but the turkey sausage was decent. Potatoes are good with ketchup (except they ran out), and the French toast, though a little hard, was okay. Oh, and there is a cockroach inside the bathroom. No thanks. Won't revisit and definitely will not recommend.