Love's Travel Stop,

3875 Charleston Road, Ripley, WV 25271

"Decent quick stop for snacks and refreshments and to fuel up. Theres a Mcdonalds and a chicken spot inside. Lets just say the chicken spot did not look to appetizing. The bathrooms were pretty gross, but its a truck stop "gas station" and semi drivers have no sense of hygiene. So you get what you would expect from a place that truck drivers frequent. With that being said it has everything you need to get back on the road and to your destination."

"I’ve been traveling for 30 years. How did I not know that Loves has the best restrooms? You even get full walls for the stalls! Lots of food and drink options too."

"This was an awesome gas station. This place had it all. Clean bathrooms, showers, gas, food (lots of fresh fruit) souvenirs, and especially they had everyday essentials. The bonus was the dog park for people traveling with their pets. This was a fun stop and good place to stretch your legs and look around."

"We always use Loves as our "go to" gas station while traveling. This location has great customer service but the coffee area is not well stocked, out of creamer and quite dirty. The male working the counter left chemicals/ cleaning agents in coffee area where customers and namely small children could get ahold of them. The lady cleaning the bathroom was very nice and washed her hands in between each task. The bathroom was very clean."

"Okay best loves I've been to in a while best one in a 200 miles radius. Staff was awesome. Helpful, friendly, they get 8 stars for the service provided. Super clean awesome McDonald's setup. Parking is small n hard to get. But drivers like this place. Samantha was the best at chesters chicken she need a rai$e asap. They changed the channels for you no loves does that. None always fox news. The one beautiful miss i didnt ask cause I was trying to keep cool was a wonder. Gorgeous! No amazing..... Okay I said it. Cool little smoke spots all over, make you feel really welcomed here will come again. And again.. Kentucky can take some lessons from this type of service. Boom!!"