Great advice and personalized tailoring of our cruise and European travel. Great recommendations…read moreand service- efficient and considerate- even made suggestions to help us save on fees. Excellent attention to handling my tough allergies. Slam dunk!!!

I have used Fellowship Travel for several overseas flights over several years and always enjoy…read morewonderful service and no glitches, plus low costs. I highly recommend them for quick and easy service. Leanne has helped us several times and is always prompt and knowledgeable. We'll go back to them again.

I am a college student who goes to school in a rural area and I don't have my own car, I contacted…read moreRelax and Ride in my area for information on getting from here to the airport (which is less than 2 hours away!) I was informed that the price from my campus to the airport was ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY DOLLARS - which is MORE than the flight ticket I purchased for several states away! They're charging people more than a cross-country flight for a 90-minute car ride. Not only that, but they charge you an additional $245 for the same exact ride back to campus, with no rhyme or reason. Ridiculous prices. This is rural price gouging at its finest. I DO NOT recommend using this company for any of your transportation needs - just go buy a Megabus ticket for $32 and you'll get a better experience.

Great service for an area lacking in anything and everything. I 100% recommend if you need to go…read moreanywhere around Nottaway County.

One of the cutest, quaintest Visitor's Centers I've seen. It's tiny but has a huge personality…read more The big clock greets you on the brick pathway. There's an old wagon with a wooden LOVE sign for photo ops. LOVE signs pop up all over VA, the state motto is Virginia is for Lovers, and this one is adorable! Under a portico, there are several benches where folks wait for the train or just soak up the sights of this idyllic town and watch the trains go by. The historic brick building is surrounded by flowers, bushes and other well maintained foliage. Outside is also some bistro seating. Inside it's like you've gone back in time. The information counter is old fashioned with a welcoming clerk to all answer your questions. Many vintage photos and posters of yesteryear on the walls. Railroad memorabilia, maps, and an antique bench in another smaller arched alcove that serves as a mini museum. A huge display of travel brochures at your disposal. We pocketed dozens! This landmark had an interesting history that will fascinate not only tourists and travelers, but locals as well! This Ashland Visitors Center and Train Station is right on track! If you are in Ashland, this a whistle stop you won't want to miss!

As there wasn't much to do in Ashland and seeing that this place was directly in front of where I…read morewas staying, I wandered in. The building used to be (and actually still is) the Train station (see my review of the Henry Clay Inn). It appears to have been built around the turn of the century and is interestingly laid out. One one side is now the museum, complete with old conductor uniforms and gear used by trainmen on the old steam locomotives. On the other side is a tourist information center manned by a volunteer who was incredibly nice, in that Virginia way, and more than happy to spend some time discussing the railroad, the station house, the town of Ashland, the greater Richmond area and the history of Virginia. This woman knew her stuff! This side of the station also houses a bazillion brochures for every attraction in a 100 mile radius - which led me to go visit Mount Vernon on my way back up to NY. They also have walking tours of Ashland on Saturday mornings that you can participate in for free. One of the better tourist centers around I'd say.

The Tinder Guest House is right on Railroad Ave with walking distance of the Ashland AmTrak…read morepassenger station and the campus of Randolph Macon College. The guest house is on the second floor. The building is a converted 1898 store front. It has three rooms that are nicely decorated with vintage furniture. If you are a rail fan, this is your place. More than 40 trains, both freight and passenger pass each day. However, the bed rooms are in the rear of the building and the passage of the trains did not wake us up at night. Kids are welcome and will like the game room with a foosball table and plenty of room to run around. Sharon, the owner, is a very nice person who pointed out where to eat and get a beer, all within walking distance. We were there for a college Lacrosse game and found this location to be a good value, neat and clean and ideally located.

We stayed at the Tinder Guest House as a bridal party for our friends wedding. This adorable B&B…read morewas perfect! The rooms are huge and there was plenty of space for all of us to get ready including hair and makeup people and photographers. Sharon, the owner, was so hospitable and even left us homemade baked goods including muffins, chocolate chip cookies and quiche. Will definitely stay here again if ever back in the area!

Natasha Ruiz is hands down the best travel agent I've ever worked with! I gave her just a little…read moreidea of what I wanted, and she turned it into a full trip that was everything I needed and more. She kept me in the loop, always made sure I had options, and handled all the little details so I didn't have to stress. What I really love is how personal she makes it. When Natasha says she got you, she really means it--she backs it up with action. You can tell she cares just as much about your trip as you do about the experience. She made everything easy, fun, and gave me so much peace of mind. If you're looking for someone who can take your travel dreams and actually make them happen stress-free, Natasha is the one. We've already been manifesting some big things for 2026, and I wouldn't trust anyone else to make it happen.

Andrea is an incredible agent. She is quick to help with an attention detail by listening to ensure…read moreshe meets every need. meet all your needs. She is professional, kind and gracious. Andrea made sure that our family travel experience would be the best. Thank you. Robyn Wilson

After running out of heating oil in the dead of winter, my husband made a same day reservation at…read moreBouge's via text. Fortunately, they were able to accommodate us on such short notice, and even offered us a special package that included dinner and drinks! We checked in around 7 pm, and enjoyed freshly baked homemade bread with our hosts. The owners are super accommodating, and really strive to make you feel at home- you can take their dog for walks, chase their kid around, even help with dishes! We were served a delicious crockpot meal, but the one low point was dessert. Our hosts concocted some strange sort of microwave cake-- I cannot recommend it. Recent cutbacks include the cancellation of cable service. We used our Amazon Prime service to download the first episode of "An Idiot Abroad" (great show, btw). We booked the couples suite, which features a comfy queen size bed, lending library, and poang ikea chair (perfect for curling up with the theology book you just borrowed). Breakfast is a free-for-all. Do try your hand at the espresso machine. The proprietor would be happy to give you a lesson. Overall, the best place I've stayed in RVA for less than $35/night. **UPDATED** The owner read my review, and has agreed to remove the aforementioned disgusting microwave cake from the menu. This is great news for B&B lodgers everywhere!