Hourly car service in Monrovia: planning your hours
An hourly booking works best with a loose plan. Here is how people use theirs in Monrovia.
Start with the first stop
Tell us where you begin and where you want to be at certain times, such as a reservation for lunch or an afternoon appointment. The rest can stay flexible.
Hours, not miles
You are booking time with the chauffeur and the car, not a set route. A long morning at the canyon simply uses more of the hours you booked. We confirm the number of hours when you book.
A morning outdoors
Monrovia Canyon Park is at 1200 N. Canyon Blvd, and the Hillside Wilderness Preserve has more than four miles of trails. Guests who walk there often add a lunch in Old Town afterward.
Wedding and celebration days
The Courtyard at the Historical Museum on East Lemon Avenue accommodates 10 to 300 guests, according to the city. A family with relatives staying at a Huntington Drive hotel can book a car for the whole day, from hotel to venue and back.
Parking made irrelevant
With a chauffeur, you step out at the door and the car moves on. On a Friday night, when Myrtle Avenue fills for the street fair, that matters.
Mixing business and pleasure
A morning meeting on Shamrock Avenue followed by an afternoon in Old Town is a natural pairing. The same chauffeur handles both without a gap.
Children and car seats
If you are traveling with young children, ask for a child seat when you reserve. It rides in the car for the whole booking, so you do not move it between stops.
Staying close or going farther
Plan inside Monrovia, or add Arcadia, Duarte, Sierra Madre or Pasadena. Tell us the cities up front and we map the day.
