Western Carolina Regional (RHP) Airport Car Service

Downtown Andrews sits about two miles east of Western Carolina Regional Airport, a quick ride of roughly five minutes via Highway 19 and Main Street. We provide direct transfers to the surrounding Andrews lodging, the Nantahala area accommodations, and the surrounding Cherokee County properties with all inclusive flat rates covering meet and greet, luggage handling, and gratuity. Call +1 (718) 514-9881.

Yes. Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort sits about thirty miles east of RHP in Cherokee, a drive of roughly forty five minutes via Highway 19. We provide direct transfers to the casino, the surrounding Eastern Band Cherokee tribal lands, and the recommended drop off points with chauffeurs familiar with the Highway 19 corridor, the surrounding casino property, and the recommended drop off areas for guests.

Yes. The Nantahala River and the Nantahala Outdoor Center sit about fifteen miles north of RHP, a drive of roughly twenty five minutes via Highway 19. We provide direct transfers for whitewater rafting trips, kayaking, and the surrounding Nantahala Gorge area with chauffeurs familiar with the river access points, the surrounding outfitter offices, and the recommended drop off points for arriving guests.

Yes. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park sits about thirty miles north of RHP, a drive of roughly forty five minutes via Highway 19 and Highway 441. We provide direct transfers to the Oconaluftee Visitor Center, the surrounding park entrances, and the Cherokee area lodging with chauffeurs familiar with the park access roads, the surrounding scenic drives, and the recommended drop off points.

Downtown Asheville sits about ninety miles east of RHP, a drive of roughly an hour and a half via Highway 74 and I-40. We provide direct transfers to Asheville hotels, the Biltmore Estate, and the surrounding downtown Asheville area with chauffeurs familiar with the Highway 74 mountain corridor, the surrounding Asheville area lodging, and the recommended drop off points for arriving guests.

Yes. Premium SUVs accommodate one to six passengers with generous luggage space for whitewater rafting gear, hiking equipment, fly fishing gear, and family arrivals. SUVs are popular for Nantahala River rafting trips, Great Smoky Mountains National Park visits, Harrah's Cherokee Casino transfers, and family arrivals across the far western North Carolina mountains. All SUVs handle mountain roads.

Yes. Fields of the Wood sits about ten miles west of RHP near Murphy, a drive of roughly fifteen minutes via Highway 64. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the religious heritage park, the surrounding Cherokee County attractions, and the recommended scenic stops with chauffeurs familiar with the area roads, the surrounding parking, and the recommended drop off points for arriving guests.

Yes. Downtown Murphy sits about ten miles west of RHP, a drive of roughly fifteen minutes via Highway 64. We provide direct transfers to the Murphy historic downtown district, the surrounding Cherokee County Historical Museum, and the recommended cultural stops with chauffeurs familiar with the area roads, the surrounding parking, and the recommended drop off points for arriving guests.

Yes. Every RHP reservation includes complimentary real time flight tracking for private and commercial arrivals. If your flight is delayed by weather, western North Carolina mountain fog events, winter ice events, summer thunderstorms, mountain turbulence, connection issues, or mechanical problems, the pickup window adjusts automatically at no extra charge. A grace period covers arrival processing.

Nantahala River whitewater rafting season from March through October brings adventure travelers to the Nantahala Outdoor Center and the surrounding outfitters. RHP sees increased traffic during peak summer rafting weeks. We add capacity with SUVs and Sprinter vans for outfitter transfers, river access drop offs, and lodge pickups with chauffeurs familiar with the surrounding mountain area.