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IAH car service cost: how Houston airport zones work

People search for one IAH price. The honest answer is a zone from your street, confirmed before the chauffeur is sent.

The zone is the drive, not the city

George Bush Intercontinental sits north of Houston. A Memorial or downtown pickup is a different clock from Katy, Sugar Land, or Rosenberg. Airport transfers use three published zones when the drive is 60 minutes or less: $110, $130, and $150 for a private SUV with 1–6 passengers.

Anything over 60 minutes, which is common on an early Katy or Rosenberg departure, is a separate flat quote. Read when to leave for IAH before you pick a minute off a map. Send the flight number so we track the departure and the return landing.

The practical part

What the quoted fare includes

Meet and greet

The chauffeur meets you at the terminal. The flight is tracked, including a delay.

One to six guests

The published zones are for one private SUV. Say so if the group is larger.

Both directions

Outbound is at the confirmed minute. A booked return follows the tracked landing.

No payment to request

You get the zone or the longer flat quote by phone or text before anyone is dispatched.

Airport zones are $110 for 30 minutes or less, $130 for 31–45 minutes, and $150 for 46–60 minutes, private SUV, 1–6 passengers. Over 60 minutes is a separate flat quote from the street address. Confirm at +1 (832) 212-0018 or bookings@chenablimo.com. No payment is required to request the ride.

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Questions this guide answers

It depends on the address. Drives up to 60 minutes are $110, $130, or $150. Longer drives get their own flat quote.
The confirmed fare is the fare. We say the number before dispatch so the ride does not end with a surprise.
Yes. Airport rides include meet-and-greet, and the flight is tracked.
Yes. Send both flight numbers. The return follows the landing you booked.

Send the IAH flight and the address. We will confirm the zone.