Car Service Miami

Name the actual destination rather than just Miami. Brickell and Downtown hotel or office arrivals need a street address and the permitted loading entrance. A restaurant, residence and office in the same building may use different access points. Include the building or hotel name and any instructions supplied by your host.

Miami Beach is across Biscayne Bay from mainland destinations. Specify South Beach, Mid Beach or the exact hotel address; a Miami Beach stay is not the same pickup as a Downtown Miami stay. For Wynwood, Coral Gables or Doral, provide the actual venue and entrance instead of a neighborhood pin. The chauffeur arrangement follows the accepted addresses, not every destination in a neighborhood.

A direct transfer suits one agreed journey between an airport, hotel, office, residence or venue. Include any planned stops when requesting the trip; a change after acceptance can change the arrangements and price. A round trip needs both pickup times and destinations.

Reserve hourly service if you want the vehicle between meetings, shopping visits or appointments. List each stop in order, the expected waiting and the final dropoff. Sedan and SUV hourly reservations have a three-hour minimum. A local itinerary and an extended intercity day are different arrangements, so describe the complete plan before acceptance.

For Miami International Airport, add the flight number, date, actual airport and onward address. International arrivals may involve immigration and baggage collection before the party is ready. Use the MIA page for the airport-specific handoff; a taxi or rideshare pickup instruction is not automatically your prearranged chauffeur meeting location.

For PortMiami, use the cruise line, ship and terminal from your sailing documents. Arrange the return around your passenger-ready time after disembarkation. If your flight uses FLL, state that explicitly: Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood is a different airport, and Port Everglades is a different port. For a private flight at OPF, provide the named FBO and coordinator.

Compare Executive Sedan, Executive SUV, Luxury SUV and Luxury Sedan. Executive SUV is the Suburban class; Luxury SUV is the Escalade class. Select using both passengers and bags, including strollers, mobility equipment or oversized cases. A class label does not guarantee every make, configuration or suitcase combination.

Groups can request Executive, Jet or Limo Sprinters and regular Mercedes passenger vans in the same booking form. Larger group vehicles also receive a written offer. State the cabin preference and full luggage count so the actual vehicle can be approved; passenger capacity and luggage capacity must be considered together.

Begin a one-time executive ride in the booking form. When booking for a colleague, separate the traveler's contact from the person arranging the trip, and include the flight, hotel or office entrance. For several travelers arriving separately, provide a pickup plan for each arrival.

Use the corporate-account inquiry for recurring travel and billing or approval requirements. Account terms need review; sending the inquiry does not establish credit or confirm a vehicle. The corporate page explains the information to prepare for a company itinerary.

Requested child seats require an SUV under Artisan's current policy and are subject to availability. Give each child's age, height and weight, the seat type and whether you will bring your own restraint. Child-seat availability must be confirmed; a larger group cabin does not by itself establish a suitable restraint arrangement.

Describe mobility equipment and any step-free boarding or transfer assistance you need. Requesting a particular vehicle class does not guarantee accessible equipment. Confirm the actual vehicle and boarding arrangement before relying on it.

The actual itinerary, vehicle, selected options or reserved hours determine the price. Review the complete trip price in the booking form rather than assuming a fixed fare covers every Miami airport, beach or port journey. Required normal trip fees are included and gratuity is optional.

Submission creates a request for review. Check the fare or group offer, itinerary and terms before acceptance. Additional waiting, changed stops or extra hours can cost more. If your plans change, contact Artisan and obtain the revised arrangement rather than assuming the original reservation covers it.