Saw the sign for Roy Rodgers while traveling the turnpike going east. It was 10:30 am. I have not…read morehad a roast beef sandwich from Roy's in soooo long. Love the fixins bar! I yelled out, were stopping! Walk to register, so excited, can I have a roast beef and cheese please.....we do not have roast beef at this Roy's:(....What??? No roast beef??!! I did not want a burger, I did not want chicken fingers....I ordered a sad, oil tasting fish yuck sandwich. 52 dollars for three meals and one order of hush puppies. 52 dollars!!! I went to fixins bar for mayo. Mustard stuck and dried all over, ketchup stuck on the squirty thing where mayo comes out. Nope. Sat at a table by the window with my family. Started to eat, looked outside and there was a huge splatter of vomit in the parking spot in front of the window. That just did me in. Done. Never again.

This PA Turnpike rest stop is small (compared to NJ) but there seems to be enough spaces to…read moreaccommodate the visitors. The only con is that it's a bit tough to park/walk since there is one main lane in/out of the lot. I would love for a back space with room. The rest rooms were clean. There are a few places to eat along with adjoining gas station. I'll definitely stop here again if I'm in the area.

Always a welcome greeting at this rest stop. Clean with lots of available services and restaurants,…read moreor coffee shops

Stopped in at the Lawn service Plaza on the PA Turnpike westbound. This rest stop seems smaller…read morethan most, with less options. Dunkin' seems their big claim to fame. Got a breakfast sandwich and a couple doughnuts for my son and I. Ordering was easy, staff pleasant enough. Nothing out if the way great or bad. Decent fare at highway rest stop prices. We're I driving by again, I'd probably pass until the next rest stop.

No toll booths. One way trip driving a sick relative home. Drove the no toll path on the way…read morethere which took 42 minutes longer and was beautiful scenery through the mountains. Drove the pay road 340 miles back from Norristown area to Ohio border. Got a bill mailed...seems like a good system I guess.... BUT IT'S FOR $93.38! ALMOST $.30 PER MILE! INSANE PRICING! Invoice says IT COULD BE HALF IF I HAD AN ACCOUNT BUT WHY WOULD I SINCE I'M NOT A RESIDENT AND DON'T USE TRAVEL THIS ROAD REGUALARLY. THIS IS JUST GOUGING TO CHARGE DOUBLE RATE.

One of my least favorite roads in the country on every level. Firstly it's insanely expensive. You…read morecan actually spend $30 driving from Allentown to Pittsburgh on it. What the hell is up with that? Secondly there are not enough rest areas along the way. So running out of gas is a definite possibility. Thirdly there are horrible big tall dividers right in the middle of the road that make driving in the fast lane treacherous and make the visuals look more like a video game then a real Road and I'm talking a very monotonous video game. A sh** video game. One you'd never want to play. It can go f*** itself. I cannot stand many highways in Pennsylvania and this one is the worst of them all, and don't get me started on the awful selection at the few rest stops that do exist. I thought the New York Thruway was bad but this one takes the cake. And I mean literally. It's so bad that if I had a lovely slice of cake, and it got taken, I'd f***ing blame this f***ing sh**hole of a road.

Mason-Dixon Welcome Center on U.S. Route 15. In fact, that highway could be considered a "main…read morestreet" of the Hallowed Ground National Scenic Byway it is a popular, highly-rated rest area and visitor center located on US 15 South (Catoctin Mountain Highway) in Emmitsburg, Maryland, just south of the Pennsylvania border. It is frequently highlighted as one of the best non-interstate rest areas in the region, serving as a gateway to Maryland, particularly for those traveling to and from Gettysburg As a rest stop, its rest rooms, vending machines, pet area, playground and picnic areas are open every day from 9-5. But as a welcome center, the building is open only Thursdays through Mondays, 9 AM- 5 PM. The site also features RV dump stations, parking for trucks and RVs, and a scenic overlook with a sweeping view of the Catoctin Mountains.

Excellent rest area on Highway 15 with lots of information. Kindly folks manning the desk. Also, a…read morereplica stone of the Mason- Dixon Line marking the boundaries of Pennsylvania and Maryland. Bathrooms open 24 hrs. Snack kiosks also. Great stop to rest from the road. Information building is open 9-5 seven days a week.

Another test stop on our trip south. This one was definitely a small space, but very popular with…read moretruckers. The parking lot was a bit tight with so many trucks. The bathrooms were again very small for as much traffic that seems to pass through, but they were kept clean and stocked, at least while I was there. They offer a few vending machines to get snacks and drinks from and even a hot coffee/drink vending machine that offered a handful of drinks made to order. Overall it was a good spot to stop, stretch our legs and switch drivers, but beware of the tight parking lot, especially later in the day when the trucks call it a night.

Small rest stop with Nice clean bathrooms, 5 vending machines including one for coffee. A pay phone…read moreand some pamphlets of things to do. Nice grounds to walk around but no pavilions, just picnic tables with no shade. High point is the fenced in area for puppets so they can stretch their legs too. Lots of parking.

Maryland House is the southern most of three travel plazas on I-95 between Baltimore and Newark,…read moreDel. We stopped here on our way to Pennsylvania for one of our favorites -- Phillip's Cream of Crab Soup (5/5). Centrally located between the northbound and southbound roadways, Maryland House is easily accessed from the left lane. It is bright and airy with a variety of food options in addition to Phillip's. Table seating is in the central open area, and there are tables outside as well. There are rest rooms, an information center, and large parking lots. A gasoline station and EV charging stations can be found in the same travel plaza.

If you're coming in at 7am forget getting anything to eat other than wendys. Every restaurant…read morehaving a breakfast menu but everything closed... Also flies just everywhere to a ridiculous level. They need to clean this place up

They generally do their job. They are conveniently located. they have some interesting bargin bins…read moreupon occasion. I like stopping there. they have a subway and a broad range of snaks. could use more seltzer. sometimes there pumps don't take credit cards, -1 star, but you / I can go in and pay cash.

This is a clean and convenient travel center with a convenience store/gift shop and Subway inside…read moreas well as clean bathrooms and available showers (require a code). The interior was well lit and well stocked. Plenty of parking outside. Stop in for a rest!

I've been stopping at this restaurant area for over 20 years. It really is a gem!…read more The bathrooms have always been clean, there is a beautiful courtyard, picnic tables, local reading material to get an idea on what is around to plan your trip better. There is various vending machines as well. There is so much parking available as well. It's easy to get to. Just a quick on and off the highway, which is nice.

This is a very nice rest area with an attached tourist information center. There are two sets of…read morerestrooms, helping ensure that a clean facility is always available. The rest area appears to have originally been built to serve US-13, before DE-1 was constructed. When traveling southbound on DE-1, finding the entrance can be a little confusing. Fortunately, there is a direct ramp from the parking area back onto southbound DE-1. The grounds include gardens, picnic areas, plenty of parking, and numerous other amenities. Depending on where you park, however, it can be a fairly long walk to the restrooms. Like the somewhat confusing access from DE-1, the walk is only a minor inconvenience at an otherwise outstanding public rest area.

Saw this good service plaza while driving from Pittsburgh .. It actually has some good varieties of…read morerestaurant... lots of parking and fuel was available.. good to find a Starbucks inside, which is a little hard to find in service areas.. there were other food places places like Roy Rogers .. restrooms were clean and good.. good experience overall..

Long driving in Pennsylvania Tpke and therefore service areas are a must. This has lots of parking…read morearea and also a pet area (good to know even though I don't have one). Food court is clean and average noise. Well maintained facility. Restrooms are clean enough.

The hotel is walking distance to the airport. There is no shuttle. The rooms were clean and the…read morehotel was quiet. The lady in the pub was not all that nice, and the food was just ok. A colleague asked if his burger could be cooked to medium she said no that it had to be cooked all the way through. I wanted a pizza minus olives and wanted to add mushrooms. She said no they didn't have mushrooms. There I conclude that the food is pre cooked or prepared and they just heat it up. It's not the worse place I've stayed, and I would come back but just order food to be delivered.

If you want an attentive front desk staff or a peaceful place to sleep, this is not the hotel for…read moreyou Hint, the loudest rooms in the hotel are the even numbered rooms. I say this because the front desk staff doesn't seem to understand this basic concept and you may need to remind them If you are unfortunate enough to get a king room, the air conditioner intake is less than 2 feet from the bed and is very loud. Do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else.