What point-to-point service is
Point-to-point service is a one-way chauffeured ride from one address to another at a flat price confirmed before you book. It is the simplest reservation we make: a hotel to an office, a home to Denver International Airport, downtown to Boulder or Denver to Colorado Springs. The chauffeur arrives at the reserved time, takes you directly to the destination and the trip ends there.
Because the price is set in advance, there is no meter and no surge. Every reservation is confirmed in writing with the pickup address, vehicle class and contact details.
Where one-way rides go
Most one-way trips connect a Denver neighborhood with an airport, an office district or another Front Range city. Common examples include downtown to DEN along I-70 and Peña Boulevard, Cherry Creek to the Denver Tech Center on I-25, Denver to Boulder on US 36, and Denver to Colorado Springs over the Palmer Divide on I-25. Published flat-rate routes are listed on the routes page, and any other pair of addresses in the metro can be quoted.
What the fare includes
The written quote covers the vehicle, the chauffeur, fuel, applicable tolls such as E-470, airport access fees and standard gratuity. Additional stops or extra waiting time can add to the total, so mention a coffee stop or a second pickup when you book and it will be in the quote from the start.
How one-way pricing works
One-way fares start at $130 in an executive sedan and $160 in a luxury SUV, and rise with distance and time of day. S-Class and Sprinter one-way rides are quoted per trip. If your plans include several stops or waiting at a venue, hourly service at $120 per hour for a sedan, with a three-hour minimum, is often the better value.
When hourly is the better choice
Point-to-point suits trips with a clear start and end. If you expect to make three or more stops, need the car to wait through a meeting or dinner, or are not sure when you will be ready, book hourly instead and the chauffeur stays with you between stops.