Planning an hourly ride in Claremont
An hourly booking is easy to plan once you know what to share. Here is what helps.
Start time and length
Tell us when you want the car and roughly how long you want it. We confirm the booked period and fare together.
Your stops, in order
List the places you expect to visit. If the plan is loose, say so, and we leave room for changes.
Campus days
The Claremont Colleges are seven separate institutions on neighboring campuses. A visit often touches more than one, so name the buildings and tour times and we plan the order with you.
The Village for lunch and shopping
Between campuses and the garden, the Village is a natural pause. The Claremont Packing House, a former lemon packing house reopened in 2007, holds shops and restaurants, and we agree on where to meet you afterward.
Beyond Claremont
A longer outing can reach the rest of the Pomona Valley or head toward Ontario International. Tell us the destinations and the time you want to be back.
Evening plans
An hourly booking works after dark too. A dinner reservation, a concert at Bridges Hall of Music and a ride back to the hotel can sit in one booking, and the last leg does not depend on finding a car at a late hour.
Weekends and visits
Families who come to see students often have a packed weekend: a tour, a meal, a garden walk, a train to catch. Share the list ahead of time and we turn it into a plan with realistic gaps between stops.
Passengers and gear
Sedans suit smaller parties. An SUV fits up to six, which helps with luggage or shopping. Child seats come on request.
