Tipping
#2
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 85
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Yes, I do think you should include a gratuity, or rather, I believe one will be expected and I would do one. On all the limo rentals I pull up for Northern California, the limo driver's gratuity is not included.
The recommended (customary) tip for limo drivers is 15-20% of the bill, and in general, limos seem to rent for $60 to $75 an hour. That would give a low to high range of between $9 and $15 an hour depending on your trip length. Personally, I would think that $10 an hour would be greatly appreciated...
The recommended (customary) tip for limo drivers is 15-20% of the bill, and in general, limos seem to rent for $60 to $75 an hour. That would give a low to high range of between $9 and $15 an hour depending on your trip length. Personally, I would think that $10 an hour would be greatly appreciated...
#6
Joined: Jan 2003
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I believe you should tip the driver unless the tour will tip him for you; I kind of doubt that, but you should call to find out for sure. The fact that his services are free to you doesn't mean he should have to give up a tip. And with all due respect, SoBe, most folks don't work for beverages--coffee might be a nice gesture, but won't substitute for a tip. (Have a great trip!)






