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Manhattan Hotel to JFK: Shared Departure Transfer

Overview
At the end of your time in New York, the last thing you want to do is find a cab and pay an exorbitant fee to get to the airport. Take the easy way with a pre-purchased transfer from your Manhattan hotel to JFK Airport! Transfers operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in modern, comfortable vans operated by a team of professional, trained and courteous drivers who know New York City.
City: New York City
Sun 12 Jan
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Starting at $36.51
Sun 12 Jan
Starting at $36.51
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What's Included
One way shared transfer
Congestion fee (where applicable)
Local taxes
Additional Info
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • You must book your transfer at least 24-hours in advance of pickup. If you request a transfer less than 24-hours in advance, your booking will be cancelled
  • Each traveler is allowed a maximum of 1 suitcase and 1 carry-on bag
  • Vans will hold a maximum of eleven passengers
  • ADA wheelchair accessible vehicles are available. Additional Reservations required.
  • Children under 3 years of age do not require a seat and travel free of charge. Children 3 years and older must have their own seat and pay full fare.
  • Due to local laws, drivers reserve the right to refuse any customers who do not have a car seat for infants
  • Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (1000)
Marina5521
May 2019
The worse experience ever they kept me waiting outside the hotel 65 min they kept saying 10 min more and I am about to loose my flight
RomseyRoger
May 2019
We decided to take a shared limo for ease of getting to the hotel in Midtown. Not a great experience - on arrival at the desk after a lengthy passage through Immigration we were told the bus would be about 30 minutes and to take a seat in the meantime. My wife had time to go to the restroom or so we thought as the driver turned up within a couple of minutes - he wasn't too happy about having to wait for my wife to return. He offered no assistance with our baggage and just wandered off with us trailing behind. I'd expected the other passengers to be from the same terminal - not the case as we toured JFK and had a full load. We tried to put our seat belts on but that proved impossible as either the belt or the fastening point weren't in place. We then set off - only to hit heavy traffic (ok not the driver's fault) and for the driver to then start asking all the passengers for proof of their reservation which meant walking to the front of the bus and standing behind the driver whilst the bus was stationary in traffic or even moving slowly. Fortunately the passenger in the front seat was willing to assist. The driver was particularly dismissive of one lady passenger who had been travelling non stop from Israel and was very tired. Anyhow two hours later the front seat passenger was being dropped off by the Bus Terminal which I knew to be near our hotel - Should we get off here I asked. Oh that's a good idea was the reply - we could have been on the bus some time longer. We had thought about using public transport to the hotel but thought we would need the Long Island Railway and the cost difference was minimal. This wasn't the case as we could have caught the subway after using the SkyTrain - we did on the way back - just over an hour for only $2.75 on the subway and $5 on the Sky Train each with a Metro Card that you can get at the SkyTrain Station for $1 plus fare loading. It was easy although we were travelling relatively lightly - a case each - as most stations have stair access only although we found most subway stations were accessed by no more than 20 or so steps. We were close to the subway at our hotel so it worked out well for us as you wouldn't want to walk too far with suitcases on the busy sidewalks. Also the subway isn't easy to follow initially so prior planning of the route on Google maps would be advisable.
Response from Host
May 2019
Hi RomseyRoger, Thank you for sharing your experience. We would like to apologize for your negative experience. We at Airlink NY are concerned with safety when our drivers are on the road. Safety is our number one priority concerning the public. The information you provided concerning this driver's behavior has been sent to the Vice President/General Manager of Airlink and the safety manager.If you wouldn't mind giving us your reservation/order number or please give us a call at 212-812-9000 ext 408 or send as an email at [email protected] . I look forward for your reply.
Dave A
May 2019
I think we had the rudest, grumpiest driver ever for our return to JFK from The Sheraton Times Square. We were advised we'd be picked up at 6pm, at 4pm we were just killing time in the hotel lounge, i looked out to see a Go Airlink van outside, so on the off-chance i went outside to ask if transfers were on time, he asked my name, which i gave, it was us he was there to pick up, complete panic now as i had to go and get our luggage and my wife, the driver obviously not happy, decided a few swear words would be helpful. I grabbed our luggage and rushed out to load our cases, only to find the driver had driven off, luckily he'd only got as far as the traffic lights, i had to run to stop him driving off, again he was rude and swore, and told me to get our luggage and he'd wait up the road, so again had to run back to get our luggage, finally caught up with the van and he threw our cases into the van. The journey to JFK wasn't a great experience either, i'm not sure if the unscheduled trip around NY was meant to be a bonus treat or not, he sat in a lot of traffic from W 53rd St to turn right into W 42nd St, only to turn around at 9th Ave and head back to go over the Queensboro Bridge, complete with added swearing at pedestrians and other drivers. Arrival at JFK was again met with swearing when the sliding door on the side wasn't unlocked, and he had to go back to his seat to release the door, dare i suggest that maybe he's in the wrong job? I wouldn't recommend this transfer company.
Response from Host
May 2019
Hi Dave A, Thank you for the feedback. I'm sorry to hear you didn't have a great experience with us. Please accept my sincerest apologies for the experience you had while using our service. We at Airlink NY are concerned with safety when our drivers are on the road. Safety is our number one priority concerning the public. The information you provided concerning this driver's behavior has been sent to the Vice President/General Manager of Airlink and the safety manager. I would like to ask you to reply with your booking details or please give us a call at 212-812-9000 ext 408 or send as an email at [email protected] so that we may easily identify the driver and the vehicle to be immediately inspected. We do all we can to ensure that our drivers are conscientious and careful in considering the safety of the public and our guests. We appreciate all of the information that you have provided concerning this matter, and it will be used to determine appropriate action to be taken concerning the driver. I look forward to your reply.

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