On the Go Taxi Service insists: Your "trust is your top concern"? I doubt that! I googled for a cab…read morein Lexington, Virginia, and instead, I'lm shown a taxi service in Lynchburg. THAT ISN'T WHERE I AM. Please update your online services.

As a world traveler, I have a taken many rides in many taxes. This is by far the best taxi in…read moreLynchburg, Va. On time, quick, safe! When in Lynchburg, be like me, choose On The Go Taxi Service.

I reached out to Jason about driving around a group of parents and kids to look at Christmas lights…read morearound the city. He was immediately responsive, answered all of my questions, and worked with me to create a custom quote and itinerary for our evening. Leading up to the date, Jason kept in communication. Day-of, he was prompt, courteous, and so very friendly. The mini bus was lovely, spotlessly clean, and very comfortable. We all enjoyed the evening immensely, and were so grateful to Jason for his kind, professional service. We hope to use Jason again in the future for other events! I cannot recommend him highly enough!

I honestly couldn't say enough nice things about this company and I will probably run out of space…read moreon this review trying. I used their service for a limo that I used for a YouTube video that I filmed. Ken and Wendy went above and beyond. Not only was the limo absolutely amazing, but their service was too. They were even willing to help me film certain scenes in my video and did much more than they really needed to for a client. I am actually blown away. They are very professional, on time, and they go the extra mile. Plus they are super cool! The limo itself that they provided was absolutely stunning. It was the longest biggest limo I had ever seen. My son and I loved being driven around in it and playing with all the different things inside of it. The limo was very well-kept and clean and stocked with drinks. It seems like they have a pretty large fleet of vehicles, which is really cool. If I ever go back to Roanoke and need a car service, they will be my first call. Big shout out to Wendy as well for just going above and beyond and following us around the mall and being our security and just everything she did. She was a gem. Ken was too. Highly Recommend!!!!!!! The Famous Family- Dylan and Tim Check out our YouTube channel and you will see one of their limos in a video soon!

Ken Wilson asks for security deposit then cancels the service claiming a medical situation, then…read morekeeps your security deposit and never returns calls. will be going to smalls claim court.

Clean room. Nothing fancy. Great value. The guy at the front desk was very nice. No issues or…read morecomplaints. 4 stars instead of 5 simply because it is not fancy. The quality met my expectations.

Overall, this motel provides basic lodging at a good price. The price is much lower than the big…read morename hotels in the area, but you don't get the same experience for that low price - be prepared for that. It's a motel, not a hotel. It served it's purpose for us. It's a little rough around the edges, like they are a little behind on their maintenance list, but it is a clean place to stay. The in-room AC unit was noisy and the tub/shower backed up a little when using it. The free breakfast was...well...free. Very limited selections. I did not try the coffee.

Impeccable! A long drive became much longer due to snow on…read more64 in WV and the VA line. An arrival at around 11 pm was greeted with a warm welcome by Cindy. It became obvious to her that rest was needed as soon as possible. The stay in suite 301 was exquisite! Accommodations were amazingly spacious and classy. The use of the jetted tub paired with a bottle of prosecco was exactly what was needed to calm the nerves. A truly amazing stay was capped off with a delightful breakfast which was delivered right to the door. I loved my stay so much, one of your fine robes "followed" me home. Thank you for such fine accommodations.

This is a destination hotel. A repurposed shoe factory, it gives a unique charm and a prime…read morelocation in the historic part of the city on a bluff overlooking the river. The building is beautiful. I did not encounter huge problems with noise but there was certainly some from the nearby railroad. The hotel made a point of calling me before I came and offering a generally high level of service. I wanted to give them five stars, but a few too many things just weren't right. Overly slippery bathroom floors, thin blankets that didn't offer much warmth, some bathroom fixtures that didn't work, my mobile key didn't work for some reason. There is one elevator that isn't particularly speedy. Then again, the lobby is a place you'd want to hang around. Their breakfast is a continental style with muffin and yogurt, delivered in a branded shoebox (they offer a GF option, but not vegan). They promised it between 6 and 7, but I had doubts given that my odd schedule required me to leave shortly after 6. But they came through.

We stayed at the Bedford Motel and it was so quaint! The owner was just a sweetheart and was very…read morehelpful in meeting our needs. The room was very clean. We would definitely stay there again! Great Price and Great Service!

Very outdated motel and extremely nasty owners. One star is…read morefar too much for water off for days and moved to a room with bed bugs. Couldn't stay whole stay because of bites, went up the road to finish the remainder of my stay at Days Inn. I am doing what the police advised and filing a major lawsuit. So thankful the lies are written by owner, and that they submitted a copy to bank as well.... Gotcha see you in court.... I have photos, bank statements, and witnesses.

When Tony and I went to Appomattox Court House State Park we visited the Isbelle House with my…read moredaughter Noel and her boyfriend Adam and believe me the day outside was GORGEOUS!!! The home has a lot of historical value. It is actually called the The Bocock-Isbell House but on the signs at the park it is just listed as Isbelle House. I found more about it on the internet after I left the park. The Bocock-Isbell House is a structure within the Appomattox Court House National Historical Park. It was registered in the National Park Service's database of Official Structures on June 26, 1989. The Bocock-Isbell House has major importance to the Appomattox Court House National Historical Park by virtue of its association with the history and the site of General Robert E. Lee's surrender to General Ulysses S. Grant of the American Civil War. This information is shared from what I learned on the internet about the homes historical value. It was constructed in 1849 to 1850 by brothers, Thomas S. Bocock and Henry F. Bocock. Thomas was a member of the United States Congress and Speaker of the Confederate House of Representatives. At the time Henry was Clerk of the Court for Appomattox County. Lewis Daniel Isbell (1818-1889) was Appomattox County Commonwealth Attorney during the American Civil War (Judge later) and occupied the house at the time General Robert E. Lee surrendered to General Ulysses S. Grant in 1865. He was Appomattox County's representative to the Secession Convention of 1861 and voted to secede from the Union. The Bocock-Isbell House has importance because of its distinctive characteristics of a type, period, and method of construction during the nineteenth century in rural Virginia. The building with its resources associated with the Bocock-Isbell House are typical of both a county government seat ("court house") in Piedmont Virginia in the mid-nineteenth century and of a farming community in Virginia. The Bocock-Isbell House was restored in 1948 to 1949 and preserved in 1992 to 1993. Work was done on it again to stabilize it in 1995 and again it was preserved in 1999. FREE TO ENJOY AND TO TOUR

Friendly people and great customer service (quick help with a broken shower). Highly recommend!read more