After driving across the country and back again- I've seen my share of rest stops. I'm sure most…read morepeople know this, Welcome Centers tend to be the nicer of the rest stops. This one was clean (they were actually cleaning it while we were there) and it smelled nice.

Dated, but functional. The staff is super friendly, welcoming and engaging. The hostess offered…read morecoloring supplies to visiting kids. There is some historical info about the National and Lincoln Highways and local railroads in the entry. Displays of local wildlife and lots of touristy information including free maps. The restrooms are ok but in desperate need of updating. Vending machines available. There are some nice picnic tables outside. The grounds could use some love. 5 star staff but the facility brings it down to 3 stars.

The Oakmont Plum Service Plaza is located along the I-76 Pennsylvania Turnpike. Its businesses…read moreinclude a Sunoco gas station, 7-Eleven convenience store, Burger King restaurant, Auntie Anne's restaurant, and Starbucks restaurant. It also has an Apple Green desk for ordering ahead and picking up. Other amenities are an ATM, restrooms, pet-friendly outdoor areas, lots of tables and chairs, information for tourists, free Wi-Fi, etcetera. For years my husband and I have visited this service plaza. During our most recent visit, I thought that the building and grounds looked to be in good condition. At the Sunoco my husband purchased premium gasoline for our vehicle. We generally think that the 7-Eleven could offer more snacks and beverages to our liking. During a previous visit, I used the women's restroom, and it had lots of available stalls that were fairly clean.

We were in and out. We got gas, took a quick bathroom break, and were back on the road again.read more

In daytime, this is a great rest area with free wifi and I can absolutely appreciate that overnight…read moreparking is permitted here. That said, it's down from the highway into the lot so you have trucks using their engine brakes. That makes it super loud and you will not get a good night's sleep here. Restrooms are clean and definitely check out the Miner's Monument that commemorates an event that took place 460 feet below where you're standing. [Review 20405 overall - 616 in Pennsylvania - 1384 of 2023.]

A late night stop so it's difficult to access everything, but an easy and off the highway. The…read moreparking lot is split for types of vehicles to park. The structure is more modern and in my opinion not appealing. The restroom were clean and updated at some point. Vending is available. There was no staff assistance at the hour I visited. Recommend if you need a stop. 3.5 rounding down.

Great rest stop, has a cute little trail with facts about Ohio to read while walking your dog. The…read morefacilities are really nice, clean and new. They have about 6 drink and snack machines fully stocked.

Very nice building and grounds. Looks new. Clean restrooms. Nicely landscaped with placards about…read morenative plants to Ohio. Picnic tables and shade trees. Vending machines for drinks and snacks.

Burger King was good came out fast and there was. Decent amount of people food was pretty quality…read moreone flaw was drink machine out of ice

15 gas pumps + a separate diesel section. They are putting…read morein electric chargers. Burger King and Starbucks inside. Many bathrooms, cleanliness was average. Older water fountains that didn't look clean so we didn't use. Limited areas of grass if you have pets to go to the bathroom.

Earlier this month, my husband and I took a road trip from New Jersey to Chicago and back. On our…read moresecond day of the trip, we were driving from Pittsburgh to Chicago, cutting through Ohio. We made our first OH pitstop at the Mahoning Valley Service Plaza (6/5). Ohio has really nice rest stops! Nice buildings, a variety of fast food spots, ample parking, pet friendly areas, clean bathrooms, and lots of travel/tourism info.

Our welcome to the state of Ohio was pleasant because of this rest stop that was clean, safe and…read morewell equipped with food or snack options. And the people that work there were so pleasant.

Not the best for RV'S and trailers to stop at, but if you're just in a car its good. It wasn't as…read moreclean on the outside and its a little unsafe when trying to get out of your RV.

this is a really old rest stop area. minimal bathrooms i guess if you need a vending machine and a…read morestall/urinal is open its cool

When you have to go. You expect a clean building. This place didn't disappoint. Bit much to say…read moreabout this place. It suited my needs. When I needed it.

Glacier Hills Service Plaza is a rest stop on the Ohio Turnpike. It has a 24-hour Sunoco gas…read morestation, charging stations for electric vehicles, a 24-hour 7-Eleven convenience store, three casual restaurants (i.e., Caribou Coffee, Panera Bread, and Dairy Queen), a truckers lounge, vending machines for snacks and beverages, an information center with travel literature, ATMs, women's and men's restrooms, etcetera. My husband and I stopped at this service plaza when we were driving from Cleveland to Pittsburgh. The parking lot had many available spaces for vehicles. We purchased a beverage and a snack at the Caribou Coffee restaurant. The food court contained many clean tables and chairs. I used the women's restroom, and it was in good condition. I read that the truckers lounge has a 108-space parking lot, separate restrooms, complimentary shower facilities, coin-operated washers and dryers, and vended shower and laundry supplies.

Nicely renovated rest stop. Clean and nice bathrooms. A friendly ranger chatted with us about state…read moreparks. A good spot to stretch your legs, have a picnic or just use the facilities.

This was a great stop right after we passed the border into Pennsylvania. Clean bathrooms and…read morevending machines to your right. Then to your left is the visitor center. Karen helped us, she asked us great questions so she knew what info would help us a lot. We we're giving great information. This is a great place, highly recommend. ** great place to sit and have lunch, beautiful green grass and picnic tables.

What a surprisingly awesome Holiday Inn!…read more I generally hold somewhat lower expectations when staying at a hotel in this price range (my room cost $123 one night; $108 the next). I completely underestimated this gem!! Upon entering, the lobby was clean, well-lit, and comfortable; at this time, decorated for Christmas. Check-in was easy, and we soon found ourselves in a spacious king room with modern decor. Everything smelled and looked brand new and well-maintained. The bed was ultra-comfortable. The bathroom featured a large, walk-in shower. The bathroom toiletries are basic and rather low-end, so bring your own if you have more high maintenance needs. Bonuses: FREE breakfast that was actually super delicious! I do secretly love those simple little omelettes, filled with American cheese, that I top with salsa. The biscuits and gravy was also top-notch! FREE Wi-Fi Overall, a comfortable, clean, well-appointed hotel for a tremendous value! I will definitely be a repeat guest when traveling to the Canonsburg area.

3.5 Oldie but a…read moreGoodie. This Holiday Inn Express and Suites is located in the affluent Southpointe area near Canonsburg and close to shops, restaurants, gyms, condos, and schools. I chose this hotel strictly due to the price, as the other two hotels close by, the AC Hotel and the newly renovated Homewood Suites, were priced much higher at the time of my booking. I booked a massive one-bedroom king room at a very reasonable rate. This hotel is an older style of Holiday Inn and Suites and does not have the modern look of newer Holiday Inn and Suites. The decor and the furniture seem very 90's or early 2000s style; even the TVs in my room were more than 10 years old. However, the room was clean and very spacious. One odd item to note was that the room had a kitchenette, but all of the cupboards and drawers were empty. No plates, glasses, or cutlery were available. The bedroom had its own TV and heating/AC unit; the bathroom had a shower and toilet, with the sink outside the bathroom. The main living area had a desk, a table and chairs and a kitchen island with additional seating. The lobby is massive and opulent, with a very large area for dining and eating the complimentary breakfast. There is a business center and additional meeting rooms on the first floor. One highlight was the fitness room, which was in a very large room with an abundance of fitness equipment, which was perfect for a three-night stay and allowed me to change up my daily workouts. The hotel comes with a pool, but the pool area has no humidity control, or at least it wasn't on or working during my stay, which made staying in that area very uncomfortable, especially on a hot and muggy summer day. The guest laundry has two washers and two dryers, and you have to pay by credit card or use an app that allows you to pre-pay the fees and use the equipment through the app. The breakfast was good and abundant with multiple hot and cold choices, but on one of the days, with more than 30 minutes left in the breakfast service, most of the hot food was finished, and I was told they weren't going to replenish it. Aside from that, I had an overall pleasant stay. The hotel could use a modernization at some point, as the rooms have no USB or USB-C charging ports but many electrical outlets available for chargers. The channel selection is basic satellite with no streaming capability. Wifi is strong enough for general use and multiple devices. If you are looking for an affordable stay in the area, this hotel might work for you.