Hourly Limo Service Chicago

Choose a direct transfer when you need one agreed journey, such as a hotel-to-office ride. Two transfers need two pickup times and both destinations. Choose hourly when the chauffeur and vehicle should remain with the itinerary while you attend appointments, shop or visit several addresses.

Waiting between agreed stops uses the reserved hours. A transfer to your first meeting does not reserve a vehicle outside for the rest of the day. Tell us whether everyone travels together throughout, whether passengers join later and where the journey should finish.

For a Loop office meeting followed by lunch in Fulton Market and a River North hotel finish, list each actual entrance in that order. Add the meeting arrival deadline, expected time inside each stop and whether the chauffeur remains between them. Include a shopping or hotel luggage stop if it belongs in the same reserved window; neighborhood names alone are not pickup addresses.

Use the building or host's loading instructions rather than only a neighborhood pin. Tell the concierge about a deadline, large bags or boarding assistance before accepting the plan. For a suburban visit or a longer journey outside the city, submit the complete route so the duration and arrangement can be reviewed.

Sedan and SUV hourly service has a three-hour minimum. The online form offers three to twelve whole hours; contact Artisan about a longer or unusual itinerary. Include driving, waiting, boarding and the final dropoff within the reserved duration.

An extension needs dispatch and customer approval. Approved sedan and SUV extensions are billed in half-hour increments at the selected class's hourly rate. Ask before the reserved period ends; availability beyond the accepted window is not automatic. Sprinter and other group-vehicle time and extensions are stated in their written offer.

For an airport start, include the actual airport, airline, flight number, local arrival date and onward stops. Use the relevant airport page for its chauffeur meeting. Confirm how the flight arrival and reserved hourly window fit together; the airport waiting allowance does not create an additional block of free hourly service.

For an airport finish, give the flight schedule and airline check-in requirements along with the final ground destination. A private-flight itinerary needs the actual FBO and flight-team contact. Send delays, airport changes or a revised handler promptly so the ground plan can be reviewed.

Compare Executive Sedan, Suburban-class Executive SUV, Escalade-class Luxury SUV and Luxury Sedan. Count the passengers and complete luggage, including purchases, strollers or equipment added during the day. State any requested child seats in advance; they require an SUV and remain subject to availability and fit.

A shared group itinerary can use an Executive, Jet or Limo Sprinter, a regular Mercedes passenger van or another quoted group vehicle. Describe the preferred cabin, passengers and bags in the same booking form. The written offer confirms the actual vehicle, cabin and duration.

Required normal trip fees are included in the accepted journey price; gratuity is optional. The vehicle class, reserved duration, selected options and any accepted changes determine the total. A materially different route or extra hours needs review before you rely on the revised plan.

An eligible card-saving request is unconfirmed and does not charge the card. Confirmation follows approval of the exact accepted request and successful payment; a revised offer needs your acceptance. Standard confirmed bookings have a 48-hour full-refund notice window. Weddings, multi-day roadshows and large or group programs use seven days before the first pickup. Inside the applicable window any refund is discretionary; accepted written exceptions may apply.