Hotels & Resorts
Marina del Rey is one of the closest hotel areas to LAX — usually under half an hour — which makes it a favorite for flight crews, early departures and business travelers working in Playa Vista and Silicon Beach.
Exodus Limo offers private car service to and from Marina del Rey hotels: on-time LAX transfers, corporate shuttles to nearby offices, and evening rides to Santa Monica, Venice or SoFi Stadium.
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Typical drive from LAX: 15–25 minutes, depending on traffic.
Private transportation to and from The Ritz-Carlton. On the water at the marina's edge, often used for weddings and executive retreats.
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Private transportation to and from Marina del Rey Marriott. Next to Mother's Beach with easy access to Washington Boulevard.
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Private transportation to and from Marina del Rey Hotel. A waterfront hotel surrounded by the marina's boat slips.
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Private transportation to and from Jamaica Bay Inn Marina Del Rey. A smaller hotel facing the beach at Mother's Beach.
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Private transportation to and from Courtyard by Marriott Marina del Rey. Near Glencoe and Maxella, practical for business stays.
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Private transportation to and from Residence Inn by Marriott Marina del Rey. Extended-stay suites on Via Marina near the beach.
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Private transportation to and from Hilton Garden Inn Los Angeles Marina Del Rey. A business-friendly hotel along Admiralty Way.
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Exodus Limo is an independent private transportation company serving guests of these hotels. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with any hotel listed.
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