Taxis
New York City this isn’t, so you’re best advised to call ahead if you’re going to need a taxi.
Published: 2:53 pm Tuesday, Aug. 07, 2007
Updated: 4:27 pm Monday, Aug. 25, 2008
Getting around by taxis, limos, and rental cars
Beach Cities Cab: 805-543-1234 – Available 24 hours a day A-1 Crown Taxi:805-739-5454 Grover Beach Taxi: 805-489-9985
Limousine services
If you’d rather ride in high style, try one of these companies. Most also offer wine tours and other specialty services.
Alexis Limousine: 805-545-0080
Allure Limousine: 805- 528-6212
AYS-At Your Service Limousine: 805-239-8785
Bay Limousine Service: 805-541-0941
Beach Front Limousine: 805-481-5466
Classic Limousine: 805-773-2211
Duke Limousine: 805-773-3313
Elegant Image Limousine: 805- 772-5390
Gold Coast Limousines: 805- 543-5466
Stardust Cruises Limousines: 805-545-0018
Sultan’s Limousine Service: 805-466-3167
Rental Cars
Four national rental car agencies operate out of SLO County. All four have desks at the San Luis Obispo Regional Airport off Broad Street near Tank Farm Road; three of them have additional county offices.
• Avis: 800-331-1212. At the airport: 544-0630. At the Embassy Suites at 333 Madonna Road: 805-595-1464.
• Budget: 800-527-0700. At the airport: 541-2722. At 2800 Broad St. in San Luis Obispo: 805-541-3977. At 2631 Riverside Ave. in Paso Robles: 805-226-9470.
• Enterprise: 800-736-8222. At the airport: 595-5455. At 2989 Broad St. in San Luis Obispo: 805-546-6270. At 12318 Los Osos Valley Road in San Luis Obispo: 805-545-9111. At 502 Grand Ave. in Grover Beach: 805-489-6161. At 633 Spring St. in Paso Robles: 805-239-0628. At 7434 El Camino Real in Atascadero: 805-461-0871
• Hertz: 800-654-3131. At the airport: 543-8843.
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