From $375 per vehicle: a private, one-way ride from Port of Miami to The Londoner Hotel in a chauffeured SUV or van.
The prices are flat and quoted per vehicle for the whole one-way ride: no meter, no surge, nothing added at the curb.
Book with the ship’s name and the date, and the driver handles the rest at PortMiami: waiting at the correct terminal, helping with the suitcases, and leaving the port without a queue. The curbside greeting costs nothing extra; the Meet & Greet at the terminal with a name sign adds $40.
The Londoner Hotel is the destination this ride is built around, and the only address your chauffeur needs. After days at sea, it is where the traveling part of the day ends: the vehicle comes off the port road, works through to the hotel, and sets you down at the entrance with your bags beside you. It is a hotel, not a terminal or a curbside meeting point, so the ride ends where you will actually spend the night. One group, one vehicle, one door — nothing to coordinate once you are moving.
Because the drop-off is planned as a single leg from the terminal, you reach as a party rather than trickling in from separate cars. The chauffeur handles the luggage from the vehicle to the hotel entrance, so the last thing you carry is whatever you select to. There is no shared vehicle to wait on and no second stop to regroup once you reach the door. From there the check-in desk is a short walk, and the cruise is genuinely behind you.
For the return, The Londoner Hotel is also the pickup point, and the same flat one-way rate applies in reverse. Book both directions together and each leg is timed to your schedule — the outbound ride staged for your ship’s arrival at the port, the return planned around your departure. Because only one address is served per reservation, the hotel is the sole stop and the route is drawn straight to it, with the vehicle reserved for your group from curb to door.
This is a longer haul than a swift airport hop — plan on roughly 148 to 160 minutes from the terminal curb to the hotel door, depending on the hour. The chauffeur takes I-595 and runs it as one direct leg, so the miles pass in a single stretch rather than a series of stops. Traffic on that road is the main variable, which is why the pickup follows your ship’s actual arrival with room to spare instead of a slot cut to the minute.
You walk off the ship, clear customs and the luggage hall, and the vehicle is already staged at your terminal on Dodge Island, with a 60-minute wait built in to cover the time that takes. The bags go in at the curb, your group has the vehicle to itself, and The Londoner Hotel is the next stop. Gas and typical tolls are already in the price, so nothing is added along the way.
Booking takes the full fare up front, paid online. There are no seat fees and no add-ons unless you request them.
The ride from the Port of Miami to The Londoner Hotel covers 151.5 miles and takes about 2 hours 29 minutes in light traffic via I-595. Each vehicle has its own fare: Black SUV $375, Van $490, Van XL $595. Pickup is at your cruise terminal curb at PortMiami.
| Road distance | 151.5 miles |
|---|---|
| Black SUV, 1-5 | $375 |
| Drive time | 2 hours 29 minutes |
| Van, 6-9 | $490 |
| Main roads | I-595 |
| Van XL, 10-14 | $595 |
| Back from The Londoner Hotel | $375 / $490 / $595 |
For the trip back, your driver picks you up at the main entrance of the hotel and drives the 151.5 miles to your cruise terminal at PortMiami in about 2 hours 29 minutes. The return fare is $375 for the Black SUV, $490 for the Van and $595 for the Van XL. The booking box opens with The Londoner Hotel as the pickup; just add the date and time. Book the return
The 151.5 miles from the Port of Miami to The Londoner Hotel take about 2 hours 29 minutes without heavy traffic via I-595. At busy hours, allow extra time. Each vehicle has a fixed fare, no traffic or surge charges: $375 for the Black SUV, $490 for the Van and $595 for the Van XL.
Choose the moment you will be on the curb with your luggage. The driver is at your terminal at the agreed time, then covers the 151.5 miles to The Londoner Hotel.
Outside the cruise terminal, at the curb. Driver, car and plate arrive by message ahead of the pickup, so you know who to look for; the drive to The Londoner Hotel starts as soon as the bags are loaded and takes about 2 hours 29 minutes.
The Black SUV holds up to 5 passengers, with passengers plus big suitcases up to 10; on this route it costs $375. Six to nine travelers with their cases take the Van ($490), ten to fourteen the Van XL ($595). All three go door to door to The Londoner Hotel.
On sailing day the ride from The Londoner Hotel to your terminal is $375 for the Black SUV, $490 for the Van and $595 for the Van XL. The 151.5 miles take about 2 hours 29 minutes in light traffic, so leave early enough for boarding.
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My partner and I wanted a clean handoff outside the terminal, so we reserved a private ride to The Londoner Hotel before we even sailed. There was a generous grace period from the agreed time, so we never had to rush through customs.
As crianças estavam sem energia quando descemos, e uma van privativa já no meio-fio levou todo mundo até The Londoner Hotel antes que alguém surtasse. Na noite anterior recebemos uma texto com o nome do motorista e a placa, então não teve que adivinhar no meio-fio na saída. O van estava com espaço de sobra para toda a bagagem do cruzeiro, um alívio no calor de Miami.
Muy recomendado. No tuvimos que cargar una sola maleta.
Stepping off the ship on my own, the last thing I wanted was to sort out transport at the port, so I had a private car waiting for the run to The Londoner Hotel. The night before, I got a text with the driver’s name and license plate, so there was nothing to figure out on the way out.
Un grupo de nosotros bajamos del barco juntos y reservamos una van privada del puerto a The Londoner Hotel. El viaje de la terminal a The Londoner Hotel fue cómodo y sin apuros, y pudimos acomodarnos y nada más. La noche anterior recibimos un mensaje con el nombre del conductor y la placa, así que no hubo que adivinar en la acera al salir.