I didn't have business in Reidsville today, I just stopped in to see the Rockingham County Museum…read more It turned out to be one of those places where the building and the history are doing equal work. The museum lives inside the 1907 Rockingham County Courthouse, a Classical Revival structure designed by Frank Pierce Milburn. I've seen many of his buildings across the south. And so it's clear even before you walk in that you get the sense of early twentieth-century civic ambition with the hipped roof, the red tile details and the polygonal cupola that still anchors the structure. Knowing that this courthouse rose after the 1906 fire and after a long county seat fight between Wentworth and Reidsville gives the place a bit of an extra charge as the museum leans into that story rather than bury it. $10 for adults inside. The exhibits are woven through the old courtrooms and office spaces so you get these interesting moments where local industry, family histories and county politics sit against original woodwork and tall windows so that it feels like the building is telling half the story on its own. For a quick detour, it delivers a surprisingly rich look at Rockingham County's past while letting the courthouse architecture stay front and center. It's that combination that makes the museum worth the entry. [Review 633 of 2026 - 4721 in North Carolina - 25814 overall]

On bus 1 a driver was rush me off the bus with my child. I was worried about get her to point a to…read morepoint b. He be on Tuesday at 12 to closing the bus. Making a fat joke saying oh u tired looking all serious. He don't rush no one else. They can say hey but when it comes to my child safety don't rush me off the bus no other driver does in the city. We need more nice drivers in the city and respect.

Where do I even start?!? I booked this safari style bed and breakfast roughly 3 hours and 15…read moreminutes away from Va Beach for my wedding anniversary. We had such a wonderful time and experience! Molly and Nick, the owners are such a delight! It's such an elegant, beautiful and unique bed and breakfast they have designed! They both have extensive knowledge and background in the Zoological field. Molly is a vet tech and Nick a habitat designer for zoos, therefore their animals are in great care! I love how as guests you're involved in learning about their wildlife conservation efforts and about giraffes and interaction with their two resident giraffes Boomer and Tuzu. In fact, 3 experiences with the two giraffes are included (tea time with the giraffes on the veranda, feeding the giraffes and the next morning feeding again)! The manor is a historic landmark that was built in the 1800s that the Wildes' (current owners) recently purchased and renovated into an elegant safari inspired bed and breakfast tastefully decorated by Molly herself! They only have 5 rooms available which accommodates 2 to 4 people. Two rooms which accommodate 2 max ( flamingo and monkey room) , and the zebra room ( which we stayed in) can hold 3 adults. The leopard room and elephant room can accommodate 4-5. Each room contains their own private bathroom equipped with shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, hand lotion and hand soap, toilet paper, bath towels and wash cloth. The zebra room is spacious and elegantly designed with two large window seats, one which is a nice view over the veranda! We were pleasantly surprised to check into our room and see Boomer and Tuzu outside our window! How awesome was that?! There is a twin sized pull out couch and two closets in the room. There is also a mini fridge available. All the guest rooms are located on the second floor so it is not handicap accessible. They do have a small museum located upstairs dedicated to historical items that were found in the home. It's pretty interesting! The floors are original wood floors! The bed was comfortable and the AC works very well! They had a full house during our stay! Eleven guests, fortunately they were all nice and easy going! You will collectively do your giraffe encounters altogether, but they go by groups by rooms so each family has one on one time to feed the giraffes and even pet them in the morning if the giraffes are up to it!! Be sure to arrive close to check -in time (2pm-2:30pm) so you don't miss out on your included experiences!! Additional experiences included with your stay are the tea time with light delicious sweet and savory bites with options of various iced tea or hot tea in the veranda with the giraffes ( their herbal tea was sooo good!), happy hour for an hour that includes alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks and a delicious hot breakfast buffet in the morning served in the dining room with juice and water. They do have a coffee station that is available during your stay as well. Your itinerary is pretty booked most of the day, so you probably shouldn't plan to do anything the day of check/in unless you don't mind missing the included experiences. I would recommend experiencing it all! Although, you should probably plan for dinner and lunch prior to check-in. They do offer other animal encounters at an additional cost- south african penguins, and lemurs. They are in the process of bringing in flamingoes in the future. All the staff were wonderful! Kerri/Carrie (I didn't catch the spelling of her name), was our animal educator majority of the time. She was great! You can tell how passionate and knowledgeable she is about the animals! It was so fun to talk to her and learn about the resident animals! We met Amina as well who was just as pleasant, but met her briefly. Thad is another kind staff member who helps with the giraffes and gave us a tour of the manor upon arrival. Kelsey, our bar tender during happy hour made some fabulous lavender lemon drop cocktails and some bourbon drinks! She was a joy and a lot of fun to chat with! Everyone was such a pleasure to meet!! During our lemur encounter, Molly taught us how to help train Vuli with a ball target on a rod and a clicker with fruit on a stick as reinforcement. Vuli is so adorable and I wanted to cuddle with her. Unfortunately, we were not able to touch or handle the lemur because You cannot touch a lemur in Virginia because state law strictly prohibits public interaction and direct physical contact with all non-human primates. I just absolutely loved everything about this place! I can't wait to return with my sisters to celebrate their birthday!

We had such an awesome time at this beautiful place!! It's such a peaceful and relaxing retreat…read more The manor is exquisitely appointed with antiques and in the safari style! Each room is named according to the theme: the Zebra, the Monkey, the Flamingo, the Elephant, and the Leopard room! We stayed in the Zebra room and it was so so elegant! From the wallpaper to the floors, the paintings, rugs, and the window seats! Everything was just so unique. The bathroom has a beautiful black and white animal print wallpaper opposite the sparkling clean shower, which was very spacious! The grounds were well kept and tree-lined, so very private! The staff was amazing!! Maddie whipped up such an incredible afternoon tea and spread, as well as a fantastic full breakfast! Kelsey was an incredible bar tender, who worked her magic! She made me a nonalcoholic strawberry and lemonade and my sisters a lavender lemon drop and blackberry bourbon lemonade! Just phenomenal!! Molly and Amina were so great with the animals and introducing us to them and interacting with them as well! They explained everything about each animal! We met other guests from NoVa and Baltimore with their lovely kids and they were all so wonderful! We had tea with the giraffes on the verandah and ate breakfast in the morning in the dining room. The bar and study led to the verandah where the giraffes roamed just beyond. We had interacted with the penguins, Percy and Petunia! They were both soooo cute and vocal!!! Such a wonderful and memorable birthday celebration, my sister and I will cherish for years to come! Thank you, Janice, for such a special birthday gift!! And thank you, Molly and Nick, for this piece of paradise you've brought to Virginia!! You've certainly made it worth coming out here to visit and definitely put South Boston on the map, as well as on the list of things to see and do!!!

Don't be fooled by the basic, red brick exterior. The Holbrook Hotel has gorgeous, spacious rooms…read moreat a good price. I checked in for a conference and found the front staff very friendly, and then the room was incredible. I like that the hotel is located off Main Street and close to everything. I recommend this hotel and encourage you to avoid letting the exterior deceive!

The staff is very helpful. The rooms are very clean and roomy. Worthy of another visit. Very…read moreclose to good food and bars.

Absolutely a beautiful hotel. We booked a double Queen deluxe room. Had so much room, and…read morecomfortable. The bathroom was beautiful and clean. The suite had an extra makeup area with mirror and light. Loved the big fan. Such extra touches made the stay feel like home. The phone and watch charger beside the bed to the Keurig coffee with the pods, creamer,sugar and coffee cup and lid. Everything you need to make a good cup of hot tea! We will be back!!!

This hotel has exceptional service. Checking received a text from brian to let us know about…read moreparking and as far as check in. A hotel is in an area of quaint shopping. Great boutiques, food, and in walking distance. Rooms are immaculate, spacious, and just a great atmosphere. Also, take a look around 'cause there is much to be seen in this hotel. I love this hotel.We will be back.

This lovely Bed & Breakfast is at a serene location on a beautiful lake. The apartment is fully…read moreand comfortably equipped, and very clean. Owners observe strict CoVid precautions. It is so peaceful and comfortable at Saritaville. Your hosts are the perfect compliment to a perfect get away or a home away from home while you work and relax. Breakfast was delicious. The drive to Saritaville was very pretty, and we enjoyed some picturesque surrounding towns. It is an easy trip to Virginia from the locale as well. Would definitely return to sit outside by the fire pit or have morning coffee on the huge patio.

The best taxi I ever caught on time friendly and affordable .. They care about the communityread more

Driver was punctual, courteous, and polite. Definitely will…read moreuse their service again. Prices are reasonable, and affordable. They also take rides to airports, train station, and bus stations. They are very reliable.

The pay was good. They did compensate for detention. This is a good company with plenty of room for…read moregrowth. Good equipment not perfect but a good company I enjoyed working there good people good training good growth an excellent experience.