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    Hub City USA

    4.2 (5 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Mobile West

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    RV broke down with a broken axel about 1:00pm on a Friday afternoon. Call to Mobile West resulted…read morein them telling us to bring it in but no work would be done on it until Monday and they were closed by the time we limped it down the highway 11 miles. Monday morning we were there within 1/2 hour of their opening. Shocked by the amount of the estimate that was written up, but went ahead and made a deposit. Then we had a second thought, call our insurance company to see if the repair could be covered or possibly have the RV totaled as the estimate was barely lower than the actual value of the RV. It was as if a switch went off. He changed from personable and helpful to 'not happy' about this change of plans. He said he didn't deal with insurance companies. We tried to clarify his statement by asking if he would at least talk to them about the estimate, thinking maybe we would have to pay him ourselves and then get reimbursed by the insurance company. He repeated his statement, 'I don't deal with insurance companies!' He did return our deposit, however and we left there with a promise to let him know ASAP what the insurance company said. Monday after closing he called us to see what our plans were. We had no answers that soon as our agent referred our claim to an adjuster and the adjuster would be doing the investigating. We spoke to the adjuster but he told us he wouldn't know anything until the weekend. We expressed the urgency of the situation as we were 2500 miles from home, living in a motel now since our RV was in the repair shop. The adjuster said he would try to get an answer for us by Wednesday and we relayed that to Mobile West. He became belligerent and he said if we didn't have an answer for him one way or the other on Wednesday, he was going to have it towed off his property, talking about liability, etc. All day Wednesday we were texting with the claims adjuster but with no answers yet. Wednesday early afternoon we spoke to Mobile West again and he seemed to be understanding that our hands were tied until we heard from the insurance adjuster. Wednesday after closing he called again. This time telling us the police had been called and they would be impounding our RV at 10:00 am the next morning. He wouldn't accept the fact that we were doing everything we could to get the adjuster to give us an answer: cover the bill or total the rig. Conversation ended with us saying we would be at the shop at 10:00am. When we got there he said he was going to treat our RV as an abandoned vehicle and he was releasing all liability. We said that was fine he didn't want him liable for our rig but we didn't have anywhere to take it until we heard if the insurance company was going to cover the repairs or not. By afternoon we heard a towing company had been called to impound it. Luckily, we were able to move it, very gingerly, 1/2 mile away, while we wait to hear from the insurance company. Obviously, whether the repair will be covered by our insurance or not, WE WILL NOT HAVE MOBILE WEST DO THE REPAIRS!!! We are pretty sure the change in personality from morning until evening everyday had much to do with alcohol consumption!

    Fast professional service. Friendly staff w/good communication. Prompt arrival and work was…read morecompleted quickly and well.

    Sou'wester Lodge & Vintage Travel Trailer Resort - I'm in love with this fridge

    Sou'wester Lodge & Vintage Travel Trailer Resort

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    I attended Arts Week at Sou'wester Lodge and had a wonderful time! The setting alone is stunning…read more Seaview has this quiet, windswept beauty that slows you down in the best way. You're close to the ocean, surrounded by trees, and there's this constant sense of spaciousness that lets your mind open up. It creates the perfect conditions for artists to think, feel, and make work. What makes Arts Week truly special, though, is the people. The group of artists is diverse, thoughtful, and deeply engaged. You're in conversation all day long, whether that's over shared meals, spontaneous collaborations, or late night talks that somehow become the most meaningful part of the experience. It's rare to find a space where people show up this open and this willing to connect. The programming strikes a great balance. There's structure when you want it, like readings, performances, and workshops, but also plenty of unstructured time to follow your own creative instincts. There's also a real sense of care built into the week. The staff and organizers are thoughtful and attentive, and you can feel that they want everyone there to succeed!

    My husband and I drove by the Sou'wester over a year ago when we were visiting Seaview for a day…read moretrip. We thought it looked like a fun place to stay considering we love all things vintage and staying in a vintage RV sounded like the kind of nostalgia we would appreciate. A few months pass and we decided to book a 3 night trip for our 12th wedding anniversary. We arrived on Saturday afternoon right at check in and we found the staff friendly and attentive. After check in we drove down to our camp site. They leave the doors unlocked after check out/"cleaning" so the key was sitting in the unit. This also means anyone can come into your unit before you even check in. The outside of the RV was, as expected, worn down but that's a part of the charm. Upon entering, we were hit with the smell of mildew/mold and a extremely warm trailer due to the heater being left on and it being late June. We turned off the heater and attempted to open up the windows, but alas they were'nt all fuctioning. Our 3 dogs couldnt even be in the unit without over heating so we set up their playpen outside. Half the flooring was either peeling up or gone all together. The walls had'nt been cleaned and had a film on them. The seating area did'nt fold down into additional bedding (another broken item), the toilet was dirty and still had urine on it and the bathroon walls were peeling. We weren't looking for a 5 star hotel but for the price we were paying per night we expected more. We settled in for the evening and tried to make the most of it and chalk it up to a new experience. The next day, after waking up and taking the dogs for a walk to the beach we decided to relax at the campsite and decided we could set up out tent (other camp sites had tents on them) to add additional living space. As we were lying out the tent in our area a woman approached us. She didn't introduce herself just started making comments about the tent, and the dogs, and the playpen. Again, no introduction, no pleasantries, just came in HOT. My husband tried to deescalate the conversation however the woman kept interrupting him and talking over him. He reached out his hand to introduce himself and thats when she finally paused and offered her name, Mary. She let us know if we wanted to put up a tent we would need to pay an additional $35.00. We explained to her we weren't expecting additional guests and that the tent was meerely for additional outdoor space. Again, she was coming in hot like we were trying to pull a fast one over on her. I explained that no where was I told tents were additional. I was not paying them any additional money due to the price we already paid and the comfort of the unit. Mary contiously spoke to my husband ignoring me all together. She was telling him what to do and how to do it and she came off extremely aggressive. We said we would speak to management and that's when Mary let us know she was the manager but was off duty so we could take it up with another manager. My husband is a POC and Mary presented as white and while the lodging advertised itself as diverse and inclusive we did not have that experience with Mary. My husband asked Mary for some space and it took asking several repeated times for her to finally leave. After she left, we decided this was not a place for us to stay. My husband started packing and I went to let reception know what had happened and that we were checking out. The staff at reception was very accommodating. I told them what had happened and they were confused as to why a tent would be such an issue with Mary. They tried offering additional things for us to stay and I refused. They asked if I wanted to speak to Mary again, and I said no. I did not want to speak to her ever again. The staff said they would talk it over with a manager but I let them know we were definitely leaving. We drove the 2 hours home. On our anniversary with cancelled dinner reservations and hurt in our hearts. Do better. Understand how you come across as a person of privilege when speaking down to a POC. I hope this is a learning experience for Mary. I checked my email today and she refunded our entire amount.

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