Experience with airport parking alternative?

[CruisinHoneymooners]

I've stumbled on to a web site (onestopparking.com) that offers long-term parking at a hotel very near our home aiport (Reno, if it matters) for about 1/3 what it would cost to park at the airport itself and includes being able to ride the hotel's shuttle to the airport. I plan to contact the hotel directly to feel out timing for shuttles and such, but I also would like to know if anyone has personal experience with this service -or others like it, if there are others- that they could share. I love the idea of saving some money, but certainly don't want to do it at the expense of additional headaches.

 

Thoughts, please? :)

[riffatsea]

This web site does something similar:

http://www.pnf.com/

 

[coffeegirrrl]

Last month we used spothero.com and got a much better deal parking at a nearby Westin than using sfo parking lots. This was the first time we had ever heard of a service like this as well and now we will always be checking out these services to compare our options.

[CruisinHoneymooners]

Thanks for the info. PNF isn't available for our home port. I'm definitely going to look into spothero.

[RSF Cruiser]

I've stumbled on to a web site (onestopparking.com) that offers long-term parking at a hotel very near our home aiport (Reno, if it matters) for about 1/3 what it would cost to park at the airport itself and includes being able to ride the hotel's shuttle to the airport. I plan to contact the hotel directly to feel out timing for shuttles and such, but I also would like to know if anyone has personal experience with this service -or others like it, if there are others- that they could share. I love the idea of saving some money, but certainly don't want to do it at the expense of additional headaches.

 

Thoughts, please? :)

My daughter, who lived in South Lake Tahoe, always parked at a hotel parking lot in Reno. If you spend just one night, parking is included in the price of the room, so check out what is actually less expensive for you.

[KeepCalmBearOn]

I've stumbled on to a web site (onestopparking.com) that offers long-term parking at a hotel very near our home aiport (Reno, if it matters) for about 1/3 what it would cost to park at the airport itself and includes being able to ride the hotel's shuttle to the airport. I plan to contact the hotel directly to feel out timing for shuttles and such, but I also would like to know if anyone has personal experience with this service -or others like it, if there are others- that they could share. I love the idea of saving some money, but certainly don't want to do it at the expense of additional headaches.

 

Thoughts, please? :)

 

Never heard of OneStop, but I've been using CheapAirportParking.org for years and it has all been positive.

 

http://www.cheapairportparking.org/

[Splinter]

I use CheapAirportParking (above) all the time to find parking near either SAN or LAX. Read the reviews before booking a specific location.

[GlendaleCruiser]

I use CheapAirportParking (above) all the time to find parking near either SAN or LAX. Read the reviews before booking a specific location.

 

Do they have a location near Long Beach cruise terminal?

[KeepCalmBearOn]

Do they have a location near Long Beach cruise terminal?

 

They aren't a parking company they are a parking broker that gets better prices, so for example when I park at LAX I get back 10 different choices from them like the LAX Marriott, Hilton LAX, etc.

 

So I don't know if they have contracts in Long Beach, but there should be discount companies that have parking options in Long Beach.

 

You might check a site like Parkopedia.