How an hourly booking works in Palm Springs
Hourly service is the flexible option, and a little planning makes it better. These notes show how we handle it.
Hourly car service in Palm Springs, start with the stops
List the places you want to see, even loosely. The Palm Springs Art Museum, the Architecture and Design Center at 300 S. Palm Canyon Drive and the shops of Uptown make a natural trio.
Set the pickup
Give us a hotel, a house or a venue as the first address, with any gate or entrance details. We confirm the starting time and who is riding.
Allow room for the day to breathe
People linger. A gallery turns into a longer visit, or a lunch runs long. Tell us roughly how much flexibility you want, and we build the booking around it.
Check venue hours
Museums, tours and restaurants keep their own opening hours. Look at them before you settle the order, and send us any timed ticket, such as a tramway slot or a dinner reservation, so the chauffeur plans around it.
Group size and bags
Shopping adds bags, and a golf-minded group adds clubs. Tell us what is coming along and we pick the vehicle that fits it all.
Choose the car
A black sedan suits a couple. An SUV carries up to six people with luggage, which helps when a family spends the day together.
Evening stops
Many days end with dinner, and some with a night at Agua Caliente Casino Palm Springs on East Amado Road. Put the last stop in the plan, and the chauffeur can stay with the booking until you have been dropped at the final address.
Finishing the day
End the booking where you like: back at the hotel, at a restaurant or at your front door. The last address goes in the plan from the start.
