Huntington Tri State (HTS) Airport Car Service

Downtown Huntington sits about ten miles north of Huntington Tri State, a ride of roughly twenty minutes via I-64. We provide direct transfers to the DoubleTree by Hilton Huntington Downtown, Pullman Plaza Hotel, and Holiday Inn Express Huntington with all inclusive flat rates covering meet and greet, luggage handling, and gratuity. Call +1 (718) 514-9881 for an exact quote.

Yes. Marshall University main campus sits about ten miles north of HTS, a ride of roughly twenty minutes via I-64. We handle student arrivals during move in week, parent weekend transfers, Thundering Herd football game runs to Joan C. Edwards Stadium, basketball runs to the Cam Henderson Center, and visitor pickups for the Marshall University Medical Center on campus.

Yes. Joan C. Edwards Stadium, home of Marshall University Thundering Herd football, sits about ten miles north of HTS on the Marshall campus. We coordinate transfers for game days with chauffeurs familiar with the 5th Avenue traffic patterns, the surrounding tailgate lot access, and recommended drop off corners near the stadium gates on Saturdays during football season for arriving fans.

Yes. Cabell Huntington Hospital sits about ten miles north of HTS, a ride of roughly twenty minutes via I-64. We provide direct transfers for visiting patients, medical professionals, and conference attendees with chauffeurs familiar with the main hospital entrance off Hal Greer Boulevard, the visitor parking deck, and the surrounding hotel options for extended family stays during medical visits and treatments.

Ashland, Kentucky sits about five miles west of HTS across the Ohio River, a ride of roughly ten minutes via I-64. We provide direct transfers to Ashland hotels and businesses with chauffeurs familiar with the bridge crossing, the Winchester Avenue downtown layout, and the surrounding Boyd County area for visitors connecting between Tri State Airport and destinations in eastern Kentucky.

Yes. Premium SUVs accommodate one to six passengers with generous luggage space for business travel bags, fishing gear, and family arrivals. SUVs are popular for Marshall University parent weekend visitors, corporate trips serving the chemical industry along the Ohio River, and family transfers to destinations across the Tri State region. Reserve an SUV at booking online or by phone.

Yes. Mountain Health Arena (formerly Big Sandy Superstore Arena) sits about ten miles north of HTS in downtown Huntington. We coordinate transfers for concerts, hockey games, and major touring events with chauffeurs familiar with the 3rd Avenue traffic patterns, the surrounding parking decks, and recommended drop off corners near the arena entrance gates on event nights for arriving guests.

Yes. Heritage Farm Museum and Village sits about fifteen miles north of HTS in Huntington, a drive of roughly twenty five minutes via I-64. We provide direct transfers for museum visitors and group bookings with chauffeurs familiar with the Harvey Road entrance, the visitor center, and the surrounding historic village exhibits for guests exploring Appalachian heritage and history during their Huntington visit.

Yes. Every HTS reservation includes complimentary real time flight tracking. If your inbound flight is delayed by weather, Appalachian mountain fog, winter ice events, summer thunderstorms, 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 terminal curbside exit.

Marshall University parent weekend each fall brings families to Huntington to visit students. HTS sees increased traffic during parent weekend with arrivals Friday through Sunday. We add capacity with SUVs and Sprinter vans for hotel transfers, campus drop offs, restaurant runs to downtown Huntington, and football game arrivals at Joan C. Edwards Stadium throughout the celebration weekend.