We had the best time with Fortunex Limo Services. We hired Ken to drive us in a Black History…read moreparade. He is very professional. He opened up the doors for us and treated us like royalty. His limo was very clean and very nice. It was such a classy way to ride in a parade. We are hoping to do it again next year!

Kind and patient with our group of 7. He was on time. Car was perfect…read more Our grandkids loved it!

what a great experience we had. such amazing people with down to earth personalities. The rating…read morechart doesn't go high enough would definitely recommend them over and over again.

Melvin did an awesome job making sure we were taken care of. We had a great time celebrating with…read morefriends. Thanks so much!

My daughter has been a Hokie for only a few months, and Dave already has come to rescue multiple…read moretimes for us. For a family like ours, out of state, Dave has been a life saver--dependable, super communicative, proactive and thoughtful, and just a great of a human being. I am very grateful to him and can't recommend him highly enough!

Unreliable. 2 days before I needed a cab to catch a bus from Blacksburg to DC (yesterday), I…read morereserved Text-a-Taxi for a specific time and was assured it would be there, even was given the driver's first name. The taxi didn't arrive and no one answered my text or phone call. I DIScommend this business.

It's mostly an OK place to stay. No wifi, the bathroom was kind of scary, and the non-smoking room…read moresmelled pretty smoky. It was kind of inexpensive but I paid about $15 more per night than I expected compared to the quality of the room I got, and the room I could have had for about $25 more at a chain. I was on a budget so I stayed, but for $25 more I could have had wifi, a cleaner bathroom, and possibly less smoke. It is really close to the parkway so if you're in town for that, this is an OK place to stay. The employees (possibly the owners?) are super nice.

This small mom and pop motel's A-Ok in my book, it's nothing special but it has just enough to get…read moreyou by. And the price was right, we paid 44$ and think it was a good deal for the area. The owner were nice and courteous, and parking was ample. The hotel is in a great location in town, right across from a nice new Walmart. *Make sure you use the correct address b/c the gps & yelp will map you in the wrong direction.

For a small business that literally took an abandoned property and rebooted it, this place is cool…read more Looks like it would be a heck of a place to heat in the winter though. Very fun aesthetic. The lady at the bar was friendly. The owner was okay...for there only being two customer vehicles here and just the other two customers besides us it was kind of a cold welcome. Worth a stop though for some snacks and good mead! My wife and I spent the day hiking at the nearby Otter River, so this was a welcome stop. I bought a 16oz etched glass bottle of Mazer mead, and another of the "Master" flavor. As somebody who has made hundreds of gallons of my own mead, the flavors were really unique. Varying alcohol content too if you're looking for something heavier (or lighter). I wouldn't suggest buying more than one "growler", as they were just etched glass bottles. Having grown up raising honey bees, it's really cool to see a place like this where the mission is to endorse honey and happy times with the mead bees help make. If you want a Quentin Tarantino feel and you're in the area, check it out! I'd like to give 4/5 stars but for a small business like this I'll send a little love

Honestly, can't say enough good things about this quirky, curated spot on the shoulders of Sharp…read moreTop Mountain. John Graham is a thoughtful host who has carved out a unique place among roadside inns. The Ordinary calls to a time of self-catered stays, where the point was not to dazzle you with breakfast, but to provide you with a beautiful spot where personal touches abound in the rebuilt 1790s cabin to stop and enjoy the world around you. Your private deck view sweeps down into the valley below the Peaks of Otter, taking in John's butterfly garden and personal beehives. Oh, he also runs a meadery out of the inn--lucky weekend guests get to sample and take home his fantastic products (careful, though, at 17% ABV, they pack a sneaky punch). If you plan on spending time in the Blue Ridge, skip the chain hotels and find Graham's Ordinary. Your spirit will be glad you did.

Lovely and quiet RV campground! Nice size sites, mostly back-in but several pull-thru. The staff…read moreis very helpful. There is not a lot of shade in the area I was in, but there were sites with a nice amount of shade. There is a pool and playground area for kids and two dog parks, one of the small ones and the other for the large dogs.

Great RV park to stay in. Very nice staff, easy access into spots,very clean multiple clean dog…read moreruns.

I have wanted to stop here for over 20 some years, today I did and it's a dying gem. What a nice…read moremotor lodge from a by gone era, the room is clean, I had the pet friendly room. The views and little cafe at the bottom of the hill was great.

What can I say about this place? It's amazing! It's charming, clean, comfortable, and the view is…read moreawesome! My only regret is that I had to leave. I'm not sure when I will be able to go that way again, but before I die, I fully intend to visit at least one more time.

The women there at the trunk or treat event were immediately unfriendly and giving off bullying…read morebehavior even talking about another woman's outfit rather loudly. Nasty unwelcoming behavior overall. Will not be coming back and will be telling others to steer clear. The event itself was also not very well organized or impressive.

It's a great hangout. The Moose is a private club but the annual dues are extremely reasonable…read more It's a great place to catch up with friends and socialize.