Awesome service ! Felt like a king. Rented for my birthday…read moregot picked up , dropped off at the nightclubs and dropped off at home. Awesome interior with TVs and very spacious had 10 people with me great night . Highly recommended

From the owner: luxury concierge company that provides services ranging from luxury black car transportation,yacht…read moreand private jet charters and more.

When I took a first flight with this company, I thought that I am in good and safe hands. They know…read moreabout their stuff very well. My flight was really good and secure. Bundle of thanks!

I had a seamless, professional experience! The driver was kind and didn't try to strike up…read moreconversation, which I appreciated. The company was responsive in a timely fashion and had a quick turnover time for my inquiry. Highly recommend.

From the owner: At Eighteen95, we specialize in discreet, high-end ground transportation and private aviation…read morelogistics tailored for elite clientele. Based in South Florida, our service goes beyond getting you from point A to B—we provide a seamless, elevated experience built on privacy, reliability, and personalized attention. Whether it’s a last-minute airport transfer, private jet coordination, or a multi-stop itinerary, we handle every detail with precision. Our fleet is luxurious, our standards are high, and our clients trust us because we value time, discretion, and professionalism.

Today we flew Delta, where one of my children flew as a minor escorted by Family and Delta staff,…read moreand he was treated like royalty at every interaction and not only with professional attention, but also making him feel comfortable every step of the way At MIA a few people to know Nicholas at check in kiosk and Ernesto in the counter was exceptional.

Delta's handling of my travel disruption was incredibly disappointing. My original flight from…read moreLaGuardia to Atlanta was cancelled, followed by my rebooked flight to Greenville after I had already spent more than seven hours at the airport. Delta offered no meaningful assistance, and I had to ask an agent to find another option. I was eventually rebooked to Columbia, SC, had to pay for a hotel, modify my rental car reservation, drive 4.5 hours to Atlanta the next morning, and pay additional parking fees. After all of this, Delta's response was to reimburse me $24. That amount doesn't come close to covering the out-of-pocket expenses I incurred, let alone the stress, lost time, and complete lack of customer service. I understand weather can disrupt travel, but how an airline takes care of its customers during those situations is what matters. Delta failed to do that, and their resolution was frankly insulting.

MIA is a big, busy airport that mostly gets out of your way, which is the highest compliment you…read morecan give an airport. The South Terminal walkways are covered, well-marked, bilingual signage throughout, escalators and stairs where you need them to move between levels without a maze. You get glimpses of the operational backend from the overpasses (catering trucks, ground crews, the whole logistics chain keeping flights fed and running), which is a small window into how much coordination it takes to keep a hub like this moving. Palm trees around the perimeter keep the South Florida feel even in a purely functional space. Not a luxury experience, doesn't try to be. It's a transit hub that transits people. Four stars for competent infrastructure and low friction, the kind of airport experience where nothing stands out because nothing goes wrong.

First of all this airport is like the United Nations but only without proper signage …read more I was here in the last 24 hours . 1) i took the tri rail from Fort Lauderdale 2 )at the end of training rail at the Miami airport stop there are elevators going down to three different areas and if you are not paying attention you can go to a different floor and be where the buses are looking for a sign that says terminal or airport I think it's on floor 2 or 4 , I only got off in the right place because other people with bags were getting off on the same floor. 3 )then there is a shuttle to the airport which you have to guess becquse it does not really say 4) you should be looking for a specific airline or terminal it now has shifted to instead of saying terminal to " concourse " I think there is concourse a, b,c ,d ,e f, g h,I, i, j ...most definitely not any numbered terminal so ...you don't even know what terminal you are in and if you ask other people they won't know rather ..:I had to ask random airport employees and then found out follow j and then go up an elevator to departures and I'm pretty sure it says " arrivals " This reminds me when my mom used to to tell me " hey can you go downstairs past the book case you will see a frying pan where a picture is then go to the fridge and right by it csn you find some crazy glue " I'm like really confused mom...still am I'm thinking this airport could be less confusing You don't even have to redo it .:.just spend few hundred thousand dollars on signage and let us know where terminals are

Michael is the best. Clean car, friendly, and punctual. Will use services again. Thank you!read more

Last weekend we visited Miami for a trip with a few coworkers. We scheduled four different trips…read morewith Driven Miami, and every single one of the interactions was outstanding!! The vehicles were all late model, in near new condition, clean, and exactly as described. The drivers were all on time (or early) and extremely friendly. We travel several times a year for work, and I can say without a doubt that Driven Miami is at the top of their game. I would highly recommend this company to anybody visiting the Miami area.