Travel safety doesn’t end as soon as you exit the security area bordering the entrance and exit to your arrival gate. Travel safety continues until you’re home. To that end, off-site airport parking lots offer a number of features in order to ensure your safety and thus make your trip, vacation or business, pleasant. Four airport parking lots in Miami, Florida, stand out, offering services to make certain that the beginning and end of your trip (from the moment you arrive at the airport parking lot to the moment you leave, at the end of your trip) are safe for you and your car.

The Embassy Suites, rated four-and-a-half stars by customer surveys, offers complementary shuttle service to transport you from your car to your terminal at the airport so that you don’t have to walk or try to find some third-party transportation that you might not be able to trust as well. CBM Park and Fly, another four-and-a-half star off-site airport parking lot offers complementary shuttle service, valet and indoor parking, to protect both you and your car. CBM Park and Sail offers the same services, except for the cruise port. A four-star lot, Continental Valet Parking, offers complementary shuttle service, valet and indoor parking, and is open twenty-four hours a day. All customer ratings are derived from surveys taken by AirportParkingReservations.com customers after they return from their trip.

What about additional services? When you park off-site in Miami, Florida, you can expect free luggage assistance. This helps keep you safe; what if you have particularly heavy luggage, or a lot of pieces? Imagine walking from your car to the airport dragging all of that heavy luggage along with you. Instead, you can ride in a comfortable, climate controlled shuttle bus and receive help loading and unloading your luggage. You can also get your car washed, while you’re away for an additional fee.

How much should you expect to pay if you’re using an off-site parking lot in Miami? Of course, that might depend on the dates during which you travel, but if you were to book parking from November 17, 2008 through November 13, 2008, you might expect to pay anywhere from forty-one dollars to eighty-six. On the higher end of that price range, you can expect indoor parking to keep your car safe from the elements while you’re away.