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LaGuardia to the Hamptons.

Workable, and not the shortest — here’s what that actually means.

LaGuardia to the Hamptons Car Service

A good airport, in the wrong place for this trip.

Manhattan Black Car Service provides private car service from LaGuardia Airport directly to the Hamptons and Montauk — Southampton, Bridgehampton, East Hampton, Sag Harbor, Amagansett and the East End villages — and back to LaGuardia for the return.

LaGuardia sits north of the city in Queens, which means the route crosses Queens and then the length of Long Island. It is longer than the same trip from JFK, and considerably longer than from Republic or Islip. If you have a choice of airport, that is worth knowing before you book the flight.

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Three things about this route.

It is longer than from JFK

By a real margin.

LaGuardia sits north and west of JFK, so the drive east is longer. If the Hamptons is the destination and you can choose, JFK is the better landing.

Queens comes first

Then the island.

The route crosses Queens before joining the Long Island Expressway or the Southern State. That first stretch is where most of the variability sits.

Domestic arrivals travel lighter

Which helps here.

LaGuardia carries short domestic routes, so weekend luggage rather than a fortnight’s. A sedan works more often on this run than from JFK.

How People Book

Four things this booking includes.

Flight watched from departure

So a delay moves the pickup rather than costing you the car.

Wait from the gate

45 minutes domestic, 60 international, counted from when the aircraft reaches the gate.

No stop in Manhattan

The route runs east through Queens rather than into the city and back out.

The return leg

Back to LaGuardia, planned backwards from the flight and around the day.

Around Here

Where on the East End.

All in both directions, direct from the terminal.

Hotels & resorts

Gurney’s Montauk and Gurney’s Star Island, Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton, The Maidstone and EHP Resort in East Hampton, The American Hotel in Sag Harbor, Baker House 1650, the Southampton Inn, Marram and The Surf Lodge in Montauk, and the private houses and rentals across the East End.

Southampton & Water Mill

The first of the villages heading east, and the shortest of these runs.

Bridgehampton & Sagaponack

The middle stretch, and the busiest on a summer weekend.

East Hampton & Amagansett

Further east, where an early departure from JFK matters most.

Sag Harbor

Off the main road, with village streets where the drop point is worth agreeing.

Montauk

The far end — the longest of these journeys by a clear margin.

Nassau & western Suffolk

Closer, and a straightforward run from LaGuardia.

Choosing a Vehicle

Lighter than the JFK run, usually.

Short domestic arrivals mean weekend luggage more often than a fortnight’s, so a sedan works more of the time.

Class

Passengers

Bags

Suits

Premium Sedan

3

2

Everyday trips and airport runs

First Class Sedan

3

2

Client and executive travel

Premium SUV

6

5

Families and luggage

First Class SUV

6

5

Arrivals that matter

Executive Sprinter

14

8

Groups travelling together

Why Manhattan Black Car Service

Four things that apply on this route.

Licensed

NYC TLC Base B03644

Manhattan Black Car Service runs under Ride Soho Inc., 230 Park Avenue, 3rd Floor. Every chauffeur holds a New York City TLC licence and is vetted before driving.

Timing set by the day

Not a standard allowance.

A Friday afternoon arrival and a Tuesday morning one are different journeys, and departure is planned accordingly.

Early

In position before you land.

Your chauffeur is in place before the aircraft is on the ground, with a text when you clear.

One rate

Traffic changes. Your rate doesn't.

Set at booking, with tolls and gratuity included. No increase in rush hour or after an event.

Questions

LaGuardia to the Hamptons, answered.

Is LaGuardia a good airport for the Hamptons?

It is workable, not ideal. LaGuardia sits north and west of JFK, so the drive east is longer. If you can still choose, JFK, Islip or Republic all shorten the journey.

Enough to matter on a summer Friday, particularly to East Hampton or Montauk. Timing is quoted rather than estimated, since the day affects it more than the mileage.

No. The route runs east through Queens onto the Long Island Expressway or Southern State, rather than into the city and back out.

More often a sedan than on the JFK run, because LaGuardia carries short domestic flights and weekend luggage. Size up for families or checked bags.

Yes, in both directions, with the return planned backwards from the flight and around the day of the week.

Considerably, and the Queens stretch adds its own variability before the island even begins.

If the schedule allows, yes. MacArthur is already well east and removes most of the drive. We would rather say so than book the longer trip.

Yes, though it is the longest version of this journey. That is the run where the airport choice makes the biggest difference.

LaGuardia to the Hamptons Car Service

East from Queens to the East End.

Manhattan Black Car Service provides private car service from LaGuardia Airport directly to the Hamptons and Montauk — Southampton, Water Mill, Bridgehampton, Sagaponack, East Hampton, Amagansett, Sag Harbor and Montauk — and back to LaGuardia for the return flight. The route runs east through Queens without entering Manhattan. Flights are watched from departure with 45 minutes of complimentary wait on domestic arrivals and 60 on international from the aircraft reaching the gate. LaGuardia is longer to the East End than JFK, and considerably longer than MacArthur Airport in Islip or Republic Airport in Farmingdale. 

East through Queens,

You're Expected.