We needed a car kind of last minute for a meeting in Sacramento and City One Limo was able to…read moreaccommodate us. They were prompt in responding back to me with a quote so everything was smooth sailing from there. The driver arrived early and the drive up and back was smooth. Highly recommended!

I have used City One Limo for several years to/from home and San Francisco/Oakland airports, and…read morehave been very satisfied with their service and pricing. The office staff promptly responds online to the service request followed with confirmation of the reservation almost immediately. The drivers are very professional, arrive early, and are very helpful in assisting me {I'm on crutches). City One Limo is my go to car service with their impeccable sedans, first class service, and competitive pricing.

Chris Fagbolu was a godsend! My friend and I landed at SFO after a long 11 hour flight and when we…read morepulled up our Uber's we were devastated by the prices. Not only did Chris give us a better deal, he was very friendly and polite. We rode in comfort and in style all the way from SFO to San Rafael. Thank you Chris and 4 Seasons Limousine! We will definitely be telling our friends about our experience!

We landed late at night at SFO and didn't know how we were going to get home quickly and easily…read more In comes Chris who has a clean, modern SUV and got us to our destination in under a half hour. He was polite and knowledgeable. Excellent.

I am dealing with them since 15 years very helpful and knowledgeable stuff there airfare prices…read moreare lower than all Bay Area I recommend everyone please try.

Adam Travel has gone above and beyond to support my family by facilitating and providing excellent…read moreservice. Aida and her team are professional, kind, and resourceful. I was able to acquire several affordable international tickets without any headaches. She ensured that I had minimal connecting flights and offered guidance on obtaining a Visa online. She has prioritized my travel arrangements and assisted me with last-minute flight arrangements. Their business is trustworthy, and I highly recommend using their services if you want a stress-free experience with a reliable company. My entire family has vowed to use them in the future.

I had my relatives from Germany and wanted them to see most of San Francisco without having to take…read moreour car rental out of the Mark Hopkins garage and having to hassle with parking. We looked at different options and decided to rent a Lucky Tuk Tuk for 6 people. We had Meera as our tour guide. Since we lived in San Francisco for 25 years we knew the best spots. She covered everything and more. We also enjoyed the heated seats and blankets since it was a chilly day. I highly recommend Lucky Tuk Tuk. You will not regret it.

Our family was in San Francisco during Christmas Break and we booked the Tuk Tuk really not knowing…read morewhat to expect and my family and I had such a blast! Edith was amazing I would highly recommend her! Edith continually fed us nuggets of the city throughout the tour and we learned a ton while having a great time in the Tuk Tuk. We will do this again on our next trip! Changa we appreciate all the fun memories you have given our family for many years to come you are absolutely amazing! My kids have talked about this tour so much with friends/family. Cant wait to do this again!

This tour was an unique and fun experience!! My family and I…read morehad so much touring the city in a bright green jeep with bright green sunglasses! From the second we reached the meeting location we were amazed by the views! It was so much fun to hear all the stories that our guide JoJo told us!! At the end we got to see a little surprise and all of us were blown away!! This was so much fun and definitely worth the time and money!!!! Thank you so much San Francisco Jeep Tours!!!!

In SF for a short weekend trip to introduce the city to the kids and revisit the main sites. Tried…read moreto book a tour with another co and they were unavailable so I found this tour co, and so glad I did! Katya was so great! Totally nice and personable, took us to all the best sites and shared an incredible amount of interesting history and fantastic suggestions for future trips! So talented to be able to maneuver the traffic and streets while sharing info! We had a great time! Totally exceeded expectations. Perfect for our family and such a fun way to see the city! Recommend fully and would use again!

I have never used the towncar services at Grand Limousine, but I did have a negative experience…read morewith one of their drivers. I was driving to work one day when this asshole in a black car cuts me off just so that he can jockey 3 car lengths up into a line of cars waiting for the red light to change. Not an entirely uncommon experience, but when I split lanes on my motorcycle (riding between cars) and drifted past his window, he had a big dumb ass smile on his face aimed in my direction like he was proud of himself for putting me in the way of danger. He also made an offhand comment that I did not happen to hear, but I assertained immediately that it was nothing nice. You know, behavior that is commiserate of a complete prick. Well, I hit him off the F-word and a middle digit in reply and continued up the center lane. Well, my fur was rubbed the wrong way to say the least, and I was a bit shaken from the close call. So I made it a couple of blocks up and pulled off to the right and waited for him to pass. I am pretty handy with the cell phone camera even while I am riding you see, so I got the equiptment ready. This was going to be a much easier way of doing things than trying to locate a pen for his licence plate number. I followed his ass all the way down California Street, from Fillmore Street to down to the Hyatt Regency at the Embarcadero. A game of cat and mouse ensued for the duration. I don't normally engage in road rage behavior, but I was really mad that someone could be so flip about someone's personal safety, and find it funny that he had put me in the way of harm. There were several points in the game where you could tell that he was confident that he could get away from me, executing quick lane switches and subsequent acceleration that would only land him behind another line of cars. When are car drivers going to learn that you can't get away from a bike in gridlocked traffic? If he managed to get any distance at all away from me, I would close that gap by riding in between cars. He ran around and around a few blocks downtown trying to get away from me with no success. I had him stopped at a light and I pulled out my phone to get a snap of his plate, and the fuckin meathead security guard lookin' goon burst out of his car like a caged animal and yelled "what are you doin'?" and threw a piece of paper wadded up into a ball at me. I think it bounced off my helmet. He then pulled into the Hyatt in the recognition of defeat and ran up to one of the bell boys to stand next to him for backup. I pulled up on the sidewalk and hurled insults for a full minute, and you can believe that there were many heads turned to see what the commotion was all about. After I got done calling him out in front of his peers, I phoned in a complaint, using the data off of the picture to identify him to the dispatcher. The dispatcher was in disbelief about the whole affair and took down my information. He promised that he would hand this over to human resources, and affirmed that 'someone would call me back' for resolution to the whole matter. Well folks, Grand Limousine never called me back to set this unfortunate occurrence straight. The fact that they promised to, but never returned my call is indicative of the character of this business. That they never returned my call says a lot of things about the company, none of them good.

We used this service Memorial Day morning to go from Fishermans Wharf to SFO. The town car and…read moredriver were there 20 minutes early and service was great. Chu (sp?) was out driver and he was courteous and professional. Traffic was a breeze thankfully and we got to airport in like 25 minutes. I wish we had used this service to hotel at beginning of trip! We will definitely call them next time we are in the Bay Area.

I always feel that planning a wine tasting trip can be a bit of a hassle but I have to give SF Limo…read morecredit, they made the process pretty painless. I ended up calling SF Limo after previously talking to Bauer's (a pretty common limo company in SF), Bauer's were WAY MORE EXPENSIVE than SF Limo...I was shocked when I heard the quote from Bauer's for an 8 person limo. SF Limo did a great job of suggesting wineries and once they picked us up the driver called ahead to the wineries we had suggested and ensured we'd be ok to go there. The scheduling was perfect and the limo driver had us back in the city right on time. Taking a limo wine tasting is a great way to spend a day and I'm sure I'll be calling SF Limo for the next trip as well.

Rented a 30 person VIP limo bus from these guys this weekend for my Sake Tasting trip. The…read moredescription of the bus said it had two bars, but on further discussions with the company, the bars aren't really usable. At least I asked in advance. We ended up buying a sh*tload of alcohol, and our driver, Ed put up with our drunken a**es for 4 whole hours. I would definitely recommend using these guys, although i wouldn't use the bathroom on the bus.

Founded by Google as an internal self-driving project in 2009, Waymo ("a new way forward in…read moremobility") was spun off as an independent subsidiary of Alphabet Inc. in 2016. It began public tests in 2017 in the Phoenix Area, removing safety drivers in 2020. In November 2024, it launched commercial driverless operations in the DTLA and Santa Monica areas with general public availability. I finally had a chance to use it with my brother, during a DTLA stay in late August of '26. It was a lot of fun. We were staying at the LA Athletic Club, so ended up using the nearby Metro station to go to various places around LA. So on this Saturday, we found ourselves outside of Wi Spa at the eastern outskirts of K-Town, needing to get back to the hotel. We had taken the train/walked here and could have easily done it again, but instead took Waymo. I had prepared the previous day by downloading the app (it looks and behaves similar to Uber). It required the customary phone number validation by text, and defaulted to Apple Pay (though one can also add other credit cards). Then it was a simple matter of hailing a ride, just like Uber/Lyft. There is no opportunity to choose the type of car...everything is meant for up to 4 people. It was accurate in stating that a car would be here in under 5 minutes, and showed where the car would stop. Sure enough, it slowly came around the corner, and I have to admit I was super excited that a robot car was coming to pick us up, all for just $19.33. The app had asked if I wanted to partake in a trial where the car doors automatically when the phone's bluetooth is close...since I was busy taking video on my phone, I said 'Sure'. It didn't work...so I had to fumble to find the app, and press the 'unlock' button. My brother sat in the passenger seat, and I sat in the back. We had no luggage so don't know how the trunk process works. Currently, up to four passengers (3 in back, 1 in front) can be taken (later learned that the car will stop if it detects more than 4 people), where the empty driver's seat is not allowed to be used. I continued to take video as the car pulled out, but then the car stopped with a piercing ring, until I clicked my seatbelt. The car was a fully electric, Jaguar I-PACE HSE SUV (AI states that the base is a 75k car, with another 80k in add-ons....pretty sure Waymo is losing money hand over fist during this ramp up period). The drive itself was very similar to a good Uber driver, not going particularly slow as I had feared. I was actually hoping for some unusual events (e.g. getting cut off or side swiped, pedestrians in the wrong place, or hearing emergency sirens) to see how Waymo would react, but it was a pretty even keel ride. The app can be used to control the climate and radio stations, and the two displays clearly indicate where you are and how close you are to your destination. It did warn us to listen for a beep if a bicyclist or another car was getting close as we exited. There was no opportunity to tell it to drop us off at our preferred entrance, and it definitely did double park while letting us off. Of course, we had to see it off, which it did after a few moments. There was no survey to submit, or any opportunity to give a tip. It very much reminded me of my first time taking an Uber, afterwards thinking 'This is going to change a lot of things'. This was our one good opportunity to use Waymo during our stay, as its coverage area did not include Boyle Heights. It was kinda cool to see a fleet of them come to the Expo Park area right after the LAFC match, picking up gamegoers. Later that night, we could have taken it back to our hotel from K-Town late Saturday (when the trains stopped running), but the price was quite a bit higher than a Lyft...so chose the latter instead. Also I noted that the cars are not yet allowed to go on the highway, so any longer trip from someplace like Santa Monica to DTLA will definitely take longer (at least when the I-10 isn't backed up). Recently (August 2026), California approved Waymo's expansion plans, making it available across 18 state counties. Will definitely use it again whenever we need a rideshare and prices are comparable.

Pros - Car was nice, clean & comfortable…read more Con - This was only about our third/fourth time using Waymo; other drives were short. This drive to the airport hotel which should've been about 50 minutes took us 1 hour 30 minutes. When it got to the address, it was not at the hotel about a .3 mile walk in unfamiliar area lugging our big suitcases. Thank goodness it was not dark outside.