Hourly Car Service Miami

Hourly service fits a day when you need the same reserved vehicle available between stops. A Brickell office meeting, a Coral Gables appointment and a Miami Beach dinner can be considered as one itinerary. Give the full sequence and the time you expect to spend at each stop so the service window matches the day.

For one airport-to-hotel journey, choose a point-to-point transfer. Two transfers can cover a planned outward and return journey without holding the vehicle while you are at the destination. If the finish time is uncertain or the vehicle must stay available, explain that before accepting the arrangement.

Begin with the pickup address and Miami local time. Add every appointment in order, marking fixed arrival times and the expected time you will be ready to leave. Include the final destination, any hotel checkout and the luggage you will carry during the day. Driving and waiting during appointments both use the reserved hours.

The online hourly form accepts 3–12 whole hours. A longer day, overnight arrangement or multi-day schedule needs review. For Miami Beach visits, include the actual hotel or venue entrance rather than the neighborhood alone. Request a realistic window for the complete itinerary; an appointment deadline is not a guaranteed driving time.

Keep the traveler’s phone reachable and agree which entrance you will use when leaving. The chauffeur may need to wait away from a busy doorway or a restricted loading area. Send an update if you finish early, leave from another exit or change the next stop; being reserved does not permit the vehicle to remain at every curb.

For conferences and hotel visits, follow the organizer’s passenger-arrival instructions and confirm the return meeting point. The Miami Beach Convention Center publishes directions and parking approaches, but a garage entrance is not permission for a chauffeur pickup. Group size, luggage and boarding needs must suit the actual vehicle throughout the day.

An arrival followed by meetings needs flight details as well as the day’s schedule. Provide the airline, flight number, local arrival date and airport, then the first destination and all later stops. Agree when the hourly window begins and how an arrival change affects the finish before accepting the trip.

Follow the reservation’s meeting instructions at MIA or FLL. For Miami–Opa-locka Executive Airport, name the FBO and street address, flight or tail reference and a reachable flight-team contact. A private-flight arrival is not a commercial terminal pickup, and aircraft-side access must be specifically arranged.

Waiting within an hourly booking is part of the reserved hours. The complimentary arrival window for a separate airport transfer does not add another free block to an hourly day. Notify the concierge promptly about a rebooked flight, diversion or changed airport so the schedule can be reviewed.

The selected sedan or SUV class and reserved duration determine the hourly trip price. Review the selected class, booked duration and complete required trip total before submitting. Optional gratuity is separate. Group vehicles receive a written offer for the actual vehicle and itinerary rather than an assumed sedan or SUV hourly fare.

If an appointment runs late, contact the concierge before the booked finish. Additional time is subject to availability and approval and uses half-hour increments when agreed. A revised itinerary or price needs acceptance; an extra stop does not automatically extend the booking or reserve the vehicle for the rest of the day.

A submitted request does not confirm a reservation. For an eligible online-priced journey, the card is saved without a charge at submission; confirmation follows approval and successful payment of the accepted total. Standard confirmed bookings use a 48-hour full-refund window. Large or event programs use seven days before the first pickup; inside the applicable window, a refund may be partial or zero. Different terms must be disclosed and accepted in writing before payment.