Los Angeles is a city you cross by car, and the price of crossing it should not change because a freeway jammed or a game let out. Elly8.net books a Los Angeles limo service and LAX car service at fixed, all-in prices: LAX to Beverly Hills from US$170 in a Business Sedan to US$445 in an Executive Sprinter, with the chauffeur, vehicle, taxes, standard gratuity and airport meet and greet included. You see the number before you pay, and it does not move.
Rides in Los Angeles are operated by licensed, commercially insured local chauffeur partners vetted through the Limousine Worldwide network; Elly8.net takes the booking, fixes the price and runs the 24/7 desk. Partner sedans and SUVs are four model years old or newer. Book the airport runs, hotel transfers and event nights below, or put any address into the web booker.
How much is a car service from LAX to Beverly Hills?
A pre-booked car service from LAX to Beverly Hills costs from US$170 in a Business Sedan, US$225 in a Business SUV, US$275 in a First Class SUV, US$300 in a First Class Sedan and US$445 in an Executive Sprinter. Prices are fixed and all-in, including gratuity and meet and greet, with complimentary waiting after a tracked landing.
The trip is about 12 mi (20 km) and runs around 22 minutes on a clear road, but clear roads around the 405 are rare. On a weekday afternoon the same drive can take far longer, and that is exactly when a fixed price earns its keep: the fare is set when you reserve, not when you land. A round trip, LAX to Beverly Hills and back on your departure day, is listed from US$325 in a Business Sedan to US$850 in an Executive Sprinter.
Airports: LAX, Burbank, Van Nuys and John Wayne
Los Angeles has more airports than most visitors realise, and choosing the right one can save an hour of traffic. These are the four we book most often for Los Angeles pickups, with the published one-way fares to Beverly Hills.
| Airport | Distance to Beverly Hills | Clear-road drive | One-way fixed price |
|---|---|---|---|
| LAX (Los Angeles International) | about 12 mi (20 km) | about 22 min | from US$170 to US$445 |
| BUR (Hollywood Burbank) | about 13 mi (21 km) | about 27 min | from US$175 to US$455 |
| VNY (Van Nuys) | about 16 mi (26 km) | about 25 min | from US$200 to US$520 |
| SNA (John Wayne, Orange County) | about 50 mi (80 km) | about 64 min | from US$370 to US$965 |
LAX
LAX wraps around a single loop of terminals, Terminals 1 to 8 plus the Tom Bradley International Terminal, and the loop itself is the bottleneck. Since 2019, app-based rides and taxis have been sent to LAX-it, a pickup lot outside the terminal area that Los Angeles World Airports introduced as an interim arrangement while its larger ground-access projects are completed. As those projects open, kerb rules change, and the desk keeps track of them for you.
The largest of those projects is SkyLink, the elevated train that Los Angeles World Airports describes as linking the terminals with the Rental Car Center and Metro rail. On the Metro side, the LAX/Metro Transit Center opened on June 6, 2025, joining the K Line and the C Line.
With a pre-booked LAX car service, none of that is your problem. Give us the flight number, and the partner chauffeur tracks the flight, waits inside arrivals with a name board and walks you and your bags to the car. Complimentary waiting starts from the tracked landing, so a late inbound from Asia or a long immigration queue at Tom Bradley does not cost extra within the included time.
Hollywood Burbank (BUR)
Burbank is the easy airport for studio work in Burbank, Glendale and the Valley, and often for Hollywood itself. It is smaller and calmer than LAX, and the fixed fare to Beverly Hills starts at US$175 in a Business Sedan, rising to US$455 for an Executive Sprinter. A round trip is listed from US$335. For meetings at the studios, ask the desk to drop you at the correct gate rather than the street address, because lots and gates differ.
Van Nuys (VNY) and private aviation
Van Nuys Airport is the general aviation airport in the San Fernando Valley and the usual choice for private jets serving Los Angeles. A private jet and FBO car service from VNY to Beverly Hills is listed from US$200 in a Business Sedan to US$520 in an Executive Sprinter. Tell us the FBO and the tail number, and the chauffeur meets you at the FBO your operator uses. NDAs are available on request for principals who need them.
John Wayne (SNA)
Some travellers fly into Orange County to avoid LAX, especially on short flights from Western cities. SNA to Beverly Hills is about 50 mi (80 km), from US$370 to US$965. If your week is mostly in Newport Beach, Irvine or Anaheim, the Orange County car service page has much shorter fares from SNA.
Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Downtown and the hotel districts
Our price list is built around Beverly Hills, because so many hotels and offices sit between Wilshire Boulevard and Sunset. The same service covers the rest of the basin through the web booker, with a fixed quote for any address:
- Beverly Hills and Century City: Rodeo Drive hotels, the agencies and law firms of Century City, and dinner reservations off Canon Drive.
- West Hollywood and the Sunset Strip: hotel driveways that back up on Friday nights, so we plan pickups at a side entrance where the hotel allows it.
- Santa Monica and Venice: beachfront hotels and the tech offices of Silicon Beach, often paired with LAX because of the short drive along the coast.
- Downtown Los Angeles: the financial district, the Arts District, the Los Angeles Convention Center and the hotels around L.A. Live.
- Hollywood: the Dolby Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard, the Hollywood Bowl in Cahuenga Pass and the studios over the hill in Burbank.
- Pasadena and the Westside: Old Pasadena and the Rose Bowl to the east; Brentwood, Bel Air and Pacific Palisades to the west.
For anything that is not a straight transfer, book by the hour. An hourly chauffeur in Los Angeles is listed from US$105 an hour in a Business Sedan to US$210 an hour in an Executive Sprinter, with a 3-hour minimum. The car waits while you are in a meeting or a shop, which matters in a city where parking and valet lines are their own errand.
Events: SoFi, Crypto.com Arena, the Hollywood Bowl and award season
Event nights are where Los Angeles traffic is least predictable, and where a confirmed pickup point matters most.
Super Bowl LXI at SoFi Stadium, February 14, 2027. Los Angeles hosts the next Super Bowl at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, a short drive from LAX. Expect the whole week before game day to be busy: parties and corporate hospitality push demand for cars well beyond the stadium itself. If you need a car for game day or for client events that week, book early; for groups, our sports event transportation page explains how we plan stadium drop-offs and the post-game wait.
SoFi game days and concerts. Through the season SoFi hosts the Rams and the Chargers, plus stadium concerts. Road closures around the stadium change by event, so the desk sets a pickup point outside the closed zone and confirms it with you before the final whistle.
Crypto.com Arena and L.A. Live. Crypto.com Arena downtown hosts the Lakers and the Kings, concerts and award shows. The streets around L.A. Live lock up after big nights; a chauffeur waiting a few blocks away, at a corner you both know, is faster than any app pickup in the crowd.
The Hollywood Bowl. Summer evenings at the Hollywood Bowl are among the best nights in the city, and among the hardest for parking. A drop-off at the gate and a pre-arranged pickup avoid the long wait to leave the lots.
Award season. The 69th Grammy Awards are scheduled for February 7, 2027, and the weeks around them fill with parties, showcases and dinners. The Academy Awards are held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood; for the ceremony itself, arrival windows and credential rules come from the organisers, and the chauffeur works to them. For galas and premieres, an event night chauffeur is listed from US$525 in a Business Sedan to US$1,050 in an Executive Sprinter for the evening package. A First Class Sedan, from US$850 for the evening, is the usual red-carpet choice.
Corporate travel, roadshows and studio days
Los Angeles business travel rarely fits into one neighbourhood. A morning in Century City, lunch in Santa Monica and an afternoon in Burbank is a normal day, and it is hard to plan around app rides that may or may not appear between meetings.
A corporate roadshow day is listed from US$945 in a Business Sedan to US$1,890 in an Executive Sprinter, with one chauffeur and one vehicle for the full schedule. Our roadshow chauffeur service is built for investor meetings: the desk takes your itinerary, the chauffeur knows the order of stops, and the car is outside before each meeting ends. For regular travel, a corporate account gives you monthly invoicing, saved traveller profiles and one point of contact for assistants and travel managers. Travel agents and hotel concierges can open their own accounts too.
Film and television work has its own rhythm: early calls, location changes and talent who need privacy. Our film and production transportation page covers call-time pickups, multi-stop days and NDAs on request.
Weddings, proms and nights out
Southern California weddings often split across a ceremony site, a hillside or beach venue and a late after-party, with guests coming from several hotels. An Executive Sprinter, from US$210 an hour with a 3-hour minimum, moves a wedding party together, while sedans and SUVs handle the couple and the family. See wedding limousine and guest shuttles for how we plan the timeline. For proms and graduations, an evening package keeps the whole night on one fixed price, and the chauffeur follows local rules on passengers and alcohol.
Attractions and the Malibu day trip
Our private city highlights tour, from US$420 in a Business Sedan to US$840 in an Executive Sprinter, is a relaxed way to see Hollywood, Beverly Hills, the Griffith Park views and the coast without fighting for parking at each stop. Discover Los Angeles, the official visitor site, is a good place to choose your stops before you book.
The signature day trip is Malibu and the Pacific Coast Highway, an 8-hour package from US$775 in a Business Sedan to US$1,550 in an Executive Sprinter. Leave Santa Monica along the coast, stop at the beaches and viewpoints of Malibu, have a long lunch by the ocean and come back before the evening traffic. A full-day chauffeur for a route of your own sits in the same price band, from US$775 to US$1,550.
Elly8.net vs taxi vs Uber and Lyft vs Metro in Los Angeles
Be honest about the trip, and the right choice is usually clear.
| Option | Price | Time and reliability | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Metro rail (K Line, C Line) | US$1.75 regular one-way fare | Fixed rail times, a connection needed to reach the terminals | One traveller, light bag, budget first |
| Taxi | Metered | Queue at the pickup area, price rises with traffic | Short hops when you have no booking |
| Uber and Lyft (incl. Uber Black) | Dynamic, changes with demand | App pickup arrangement at LAX, surge at peaks | Flexible solo trips off-peak |
| Elly8.net Business Sedan, LAX to Beverly Hills | US$170 fixed, all-in | Flight tracked, chauffeur inside arrivals | Late flights, families, bags, meetings, events |
The Metro regular fare is US$1.75, with daily and weekly caps, and for a solo traveller with a carry-on heading downtown, rail is a sensible choice. App rides are fine for a short daytime hop when prices are normal. A pre-booked chauffeur wins when the flight lands late, when you have children who need car seats (available on request), when four people and six bags need an SUV, when a client is waiting, or on event nights when surge pricing and crowds hit at the same moment. For the detail, read Uber Black vs a pre-booked chauffeur and chauffeur vs taxi.
How booking works
- Pickup and drop-off. Choose the route from the price list on this page, or enter any address in the web booker. Add your flight number for airport pickups so the chauffeur can track the landing.
- Vehicle. Pick a Business Sedan, Business SUV, First Class Sedan, First Class SUV or Executive Sprinter. See the fleet for seats and luggage space.
- Reserve. Press Reserve now and pay securely, or use the web booker for custom trips. Confirmation arrives by email, with the chauffeur's details before pickup.
Tolls, parking and waiting beyond the included time are billed at cost. Cancellation is free more than 72 hours before pickup; 10% applies at 72 hours or less, 50% at 48 hours or less, and 100% at 24 hours or less or for a no-show, with refunds to the original card.
Nearby cities
Many Los Angeles trips continue up or down the coast. Book a San Diego limo service for Comic-Con or the Gaslamp, a Santa Barbara car service for Montecito and the wine country, or a Palm Springs car service for the desert festivals. Las Vegas and Silicon Valley are on our list too: see Las Vegas limo prices and San Jose car service. For long one-way drives between cities, see city to city car service.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a limo or car service from LAX to Beverly Hills?
The fixed one-way price runs from US$170 in a Business Sedan to US$445 in an Executive Sprinter, with SUVs and First Class cars in between. That price includes the chauffeur, vehicle, taxes, standard gratuity and meet and greet inside arrivals. Tolls, parking and waiting beyond the included time are billed at cost. A round trip is listed from US$325 to US$850.
Where will my chauffeur meet me at LAX?
The chauffeur waits inside the arrivals area of your terminal with a name board, then walks you to the car. Because the chauffeur meets you in person, you do not need to find the app pickup lot. Share your flight number when you book and the desk will confirm the meeting point for your terminal, including Tom Bradley International.
What happens if my flight is delayed?
Every airport pickup is flight-tracked. The chauffeur adjusts to the actual landing time, and you get complimentary waiting after a tracked landing, so a late arrival or a slow immigration line does not change the fixed price within the included time. Waiting beyond the included time is billed at cost, and the desk will tell you before that applies.
Can you meet a private jet at Van Nuys?
Yes. Van Nuys is the usual private aviation airport for Los Angeles, and the fixed fare to Beverly Hills starts at US$200 in a Business Sedan. Give us the FBO and tail number when you book. The chauffeur meets you at the FBO, and NDAs are available on request for principals and their teams.
Do you provide child seats?
Yes, child seats are available on request. Tell us the age and weight of each child when you book so the right seat is fitted before pickup. This is one of the main reasons families choose a pre-booked car over app rides at LAX, where a seat is never guaranteed.
What is your cancellation policy?
Cancellation is free more than 72 hours before pickup. At 72 hours or less, 10% of the fare applies; at 48 hours or less, 50%; and at 24 hours or less, or for a no-show, 100%. Refunds go back to the original card. For events such as the Super Bowl, book early so you keep full flexibility for longer.
Can you move a group to SoFi Stadium or a wedding?
Yes. An Executive Sprinter seats a group together and is listed from US$445 for LAX to Beverly Hills, or US$210 an hour with a 3-hour minimum. For stadium nights, the desk sets a drop-off and a pickup point outside the event road closures. Larger groups can book several vehicles on one reservation.
Do you offer corporate accounts in Los Angeles?
Yes. Corporate accounts have monthly invoicing, saved traveller profiles and one contact for assistants and travel managers. A corporate roadshow day, one chauffeur and car for the full schedule, is listed from US$945. Travel agents and hotels can open accounts too, through the partners section of the site.
