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Colonial Williamsburg sits about twenty miles northwest of Newport News/Williamsburg International, a drive of roughly thirty minutes via I-64. We provide direct transfers to the Williamsburg Inn, Williamsburg Lodge, Woodlands Hotel, and the Griffin Hotel with all inclusive flat rates covering meet and greet, luggage handling, and gratuity. Call +1 (718) 514-9881 for a quote.
Yes. Busch Gardens Williamsburg and Water Country USA sit about fifteen miles northwest of PHF, a drive of roughly twenty five minutes via I-64. We provide direct transfers for park visitors and season passholders with chauffeurs familiar with the main gate entrance off Highway 60, the parking lot drop off points, and the Kingsmill Resort entrance for guests staying nearby.
Yes. The College of William and Mary sits about twenty miles northwest of PHF, a drive of roughly thirty minutes via I-64. We handle student arrivals during move in week, parent weekend transfers, Tribe athletic events at Kaplan Arena and Zable Stadium, and visitor pickups for academic conferences with chauffeurs familiar with the historic Wren Building area and visitor parking.
Yes. Christopher Newport University sits about three miles north of PHF, a quick ride of roughly ten minutes via Warwick Boulevard. We handle student arrivals during move in week, parent weekend transfers, Captains basketball game runs to the Freeman Center, and visitor pickups for academic conferences with chauffeurs familiar with the Great Lawn area and the surrounding Newport News neighborhoods.
Yorktown Battlefield in the Colonial National Historical Park sits about twenty miles northeast of PHF, a drive of roughly thirty minutes via I-64 and the Colonial Parkway. We provide direct transfers for park visitors with chauffeurs familiar with the visitor center entrance, the Yorktown Victory Center area, and the historic Yorktown waterfront along the York River for arriving guests.
Yes. Premium SUVs accommodate one to six passengers with generous luggage space for theme park gear, business travel bags, and family arrivals. SUVs are popular for Busch Gardens vacation arrivals, Colonial Williamsburg historic district visits, William and Mary parent weekend trips, and family transfers across the Historic Triangle. Reserve at booking online or by phone.
Yes. Kingsmill Resort sits about fifteen miles northwest of PHF along the James River, a drive of roughly twenty five minutes via I-64 and Highway 60. We provide direct transfers to the resort entrance with chauffeurs familiar with the security gate procedures, the lodge drop off location, the River Course golf access, and the surrounding Kingsmill on the James community layout.
Yes. The Mariners' Museum and Park sits about five miles north of PHF in Newport News, a ride of roughly fifteen minutes via Warwick Boulevard. We provide direct transfers for museum visitors with chauffeurs familiar with the visitor center entrance, the surrounding park trails along Lake Maury, and the USS Monitor Center area for guests exploring the maritime history exhibits.
Yes. Every PHF reservation includes complimentary real time flight tracking. If your inbound flight is delayed by weather, hurricane systems impacting Hampton Roads, mid Atlantic thunderstorms, winter ice events, connection issues, or mechanical problems, the pickup window adjusts automatically at no extra charge. A grace period after landing covers baggage claim and walking to the curbside exit.
Jamestown Settlement and Historic Jamestowne sit about twenty miles northwest of PHF, a drive of roughly thirty minutes via I-64 and the Colonial Parkway. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the original Jamestown site, the Powhatan Indian Village, and the recreated colonial fort with chauffeurs familiar with the visitor center entrance and the surrounding Historic Triangle attractions.











































