Renaissance Dallas North Hotel to DFW Shuttle Service
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How much does a shuttle from Renaissance Dallas North Hotel to DFW cost?
Fares depend on your exact pickup and drop-off addresses, group size, and schedule. Enter your addresses in our online booking tool for an instant quote — no account needed, and the price you see is the door-to-door total.
Our Vehicles
What vehicle will pick me up?
We send a nice car (1-3 passengers) or a shuttle/SUV (4+ passengers) sized to your group and luggage. Vehicles are clean and late-model. Tell us your headcount and bag count when you book.
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Who are your drivers?
Most of our drivers are experienced, licensed professionals in Texas. They handle your luggage and get you to your destination relaxed and on time.
Renaissance Dallas North Hotel is located at 1590 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Dallas, TX 75234, USA.
Renaissance Dallas North Hotel has a 4.1-star Google rating based on 3,129 guest reviews.
Yes - infant, toddler, and booster seats available on request. Add a note when booking or call ahead so the driver has the correct seat installed before arrival.
Flat-rate fares start at $50 for the base private sedan. Final price depends on vehicle size and passenger count - SUVs and vans price higher. Quote shown live on the booking widget; no surge, no hidden fees.
Yes when capacity allows. Book online for instant confirmation, or call for last-minute pickups within 2-4 hours. Pre-booking the night before locks in the rate and guarantees a vehicle during peak weekday mornings.
100% private. You and your party are the only passengers - no other stops, no waiting on strangers. Flat rate, no surge pricing, no per-bag fees.
What is the address of Renaissance Dallas North Hotel?
How is Renaissance Dallas North Hotel rated?
Are car seats available for the airport shuttle?
How much does the shuttle from Renaissance Dallas North Hotel to DFW cost?
Can I book a same-day shuttle from Renaissance Dallas North to DFW?
Is the Renaissance Dallas North to DFW shuttle a shared ride or private?
Base sedan fits 2 passengers with 2 large checked bags and 2 carry-ons. SUVs fit 5 passengers with 5 checked bags. For golf bags, ski gear, or oversized luggage, mention it when booking and we size the vehicle correctly.
Yes. We pull your flight number from the airline feed and adjust pickup automatically - if your flight is delayed an hour, your driver arrives an hour later. No re-booking fee. Meet your driver at the designated rideshare/limo pickup area for your terminal.
All five terminals: A, B, C, D (international), and E. Tell us your airline when booking and we drop you at the correct departures-level curb at no extra charge.
Yes - door-to-door at the main porte-cochere entrance on Lyndon B Johnson Fwy. Your driver texts when they arrive. The hotel valet is familiar with our vehicles.
For domestic flights leave the hotel 2 hours before departure; for international flights, 3 hours. That covers the 12-15 minute drive, terminal walk, TSA, and buffer. If your flight is before 7 AM, leave by 4:45 AM to beat the first TSA wave.
The drive is about 9.8 miles and typically takes 12 to 15 minutes in normal traffic via I-635 west to International Parkway. During morning rush (6-9 AM) or Friday evenings, allow 20 to 25 minutes. Our drivers monitor live traffic and adjust pickup time automatically.
We also run the corridor to Dallas Love Field (DAL) — see our Renaissance Dallas North to Love Field shuttle page for that route. For a city-level overview, the Dallas to DFW shuttle and DFW Airport shuttle hub cover service from anywhere in the metro. Staying at a different LBJ-corridor or Tollway hotel? We run paired flat-rate shuttles to DFW from the Comfort Suites North Dallas, DoubleTree DFW Airport North, Hampton Inn Addison, and Days Inn Farmers Branch. Further north on the Tollway? The Plano to DFW and Frisco to DFW shuttles use the same flat-rate, door-to-door model.
If you're connecting via Skylink (the airport's airside people-mover), any terminal will work post-security — but for departures, dropping at the right terminal saves you 15–25 minutes and a fee-paid TerminaLink shuttle.
Renaissance Dallas North Hotel to DFW: The Complete Guide
If you're staying at the Renaissance Dallas North Hotel and flying out of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, you're in one of the best positions of any hotel in the metroplex. The hotel sits barely ten miles from DFW, the route runs almost entirely on a single freeway, and with the right departure timing, you can be at your departure curb in well under twenty minutes. This guide covers everything you need to plan the trip: exact drive times by time of day, which terminal to request, when to leave the hotel, what a private shuttle actually costs (with estimates you can verify at booking), and the alternatives if you'd rather not ride in a private car at all.
The Renaissance Dallas North Hotel is located at 1590 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Dallas, TX 75234, on the LBJ Freeway (I-635) corridor in what's effectively the Farmers Branch / North Dallas border area. The property sits right where the LBJ corridor (I-635) meets the Dallas North Tollway, which makes it a genuine launchpad for DFW: you point west on I-635 and the airport's dedicated access road is a straight shot with no downtown traffic to fight through.
It's a well-reviewed property, too. The hotel holds a 4.1-star rating on Google across 3,129 guest reviews, so it's a popular base for business travelers working the LBJ office corridor and for conference guests who need reliable airport access. That popularity matters for your planning: this is a busy pickup zone, and knowing exactly where your driver will meet you saves stress, especially before an early flight.
Quick facts before you ride
- Address: 1590 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Dallas, TX 75234 (Farmers Branch/North Dallas area)
- Distance to DFW: about 9.8 miles door to door
- Typical drive time: 12–15 minutes in normal traffic
- Rush-hour drive time: 20–28 minutes
- Route: I-635 west to International Parkway North
How Long Is the Drive from Renaissance Dallas North to DFW?
The drive is about 9.8 miles and typically takes 12 to 15 minutes in normal traffic, running west on I-635 and then onto International Parkway, the airport's dedicated access road fed by TX-114 and TX-121. It's one of the shortest hotel-to-DFW runs in the entire metroplex, which is why so many frequent flyers pick this hotel over properties closer to downtown.
The route, landmark by landmark
From the hotel's porte-cochere, your driver merges onto westbound I-635 at the Dallas North Tollway interchange. The freeway carries you past a series of well-known exits: Valley View, then Midway Road, then Marsh Lane, then the Luna Road/Royal Lane interchange, before the dedicated DFW exit drops you onto International Parkway North. Once you're through the airport toll plaza area, International Parkway has its own traffic signals at each terminal entrance, so the final mile and a half inside the airport is metered by lights — even when LBJ is wide open, budget 4–6 minutes from the airport exit to your departures curb.
When the drive takes longer
Two windows reliably slow this route down:
- Weekday morning rush, roughly 6–9 AM: westbound I-635 fills with commuter traffic. Allow 20–25 minutes, and closer to 25–28 if there's an incident west of the Tollway.
- Late afternoon into evening, roughly 4–7 PM: the westbound LBJ backup builds through the same corridor. Friday afternoons are the single most unpredictable slot of the week.
One wreck near the Midway Road exit can add twenty minutes on its own, which is why a professional shuttle service monitors live traffic feeds — TxDOT 511 and camera feeds, plus Waze — rather than relying on a static estimate. If westbound I-635 closes, the standard backup route runs via TX-114 through Las Colinas, adding a few miles but bypassing the blocked segment entirely.
Renaissance Dallas North Hotel to DFW Shuttle Service
The most reliable way to make this run is a pre-booked private shuttle or private car. Texas Shuttle sizes the vehicle to your group and luggage: a nice private car for 1–3 passengers, or a shuttle van or SUV for parties of 4 or more with correspondingly more bags. The base private sedan comfortably fits two passengers with two large checked bags and two carry-ons — plenty for a typical business trip or a couple flying domestically.
Private ride or shared ride?
Service from this address is booked as a private, door-to-door ride — the vehicle is yours for the trip, with no intermediate hotel stops and no detours for other passengers. That's a meaningful difference on a 15-minute airport run: a shared-ride van that loops two or three other hotels along LBJ before reaching DFW can easily turn a 15-minute drive into a 45-minute one. If privacy and schedule control matter to you, book private.
Which vehicle should you book?
Use this comparison to match your party to the right option:
| Option | Best for | Estimated cost (verify at booking) | Approx. door-to-curb time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private sedan (Texas Shuttle) | 1–2 passengers, 2 large bags + 2 carry-ons | Flat rates start around $50; recent trips have ranged roughly $46–$152 | 12–15 min off-peak |
| Private SUV or shuttle van | 4–6 passengers, family luggage | Higher flat rate than sedan; still typically under the cost of multiple rideshares | 12–15 min off-peak |
| Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) | Solo travelers with light luggage | Surge-variable; can spike well above flat rates at rush hour | 15–30 min including driver arrival wait |
| Taxi | Last-minute curb pickups | Metered; estimate varies with traffic | 15–25 min |
| Rental car | Multi-stop metroplex trips | Daily rate + DFW long-term parking (Terminal A/B express parking has run about $24/day) | 20–30 min including rental return |
Note that every dollar figure above is an estimate — actual pricing depends on date, vehicle class, and current rates, so always confirm your exact fare when you book. For a five-day domestic trip, the flat-rate private option routinely beats a round-trip rideshare plus tip, and for a ten-day trip it beats on-airport parking outright before you even account for the walk from a remote parking lot to the terminal.
What Time Should You Leave the Hotel?
This is the question travelers get wrong most often, and it matters more than the drive itself. The general rule from this address:
- Domestic flights: leave the hotel 2 hours before departure.
- International flights: leave 3 hours before departure.
That buffer covers the 12–15 minute drive, the walk from your departures curb to the check-in counter, TSA screening, and a genuine safety margin for a bag-check cutoff. It is not padded excessively — DFW is a large airport, and Security checkpoint waits at peak morning waves regularly run 20 minutes or more.
Early-morning flights
If your flight departs before 7 AM, plan to leave the hotel by 4:45 AM to beat the first TSA wave of the day. That means a hotel pickup between roughly 4:30 and 5:00 AM. Professional shuttle services keep dedicated early-shift drivers on standby for the LBJ corridor specifically because of demand like this — but day-of early-morning capacity gets tight on Mondays and Thursday/Friday evenings, so pre-book rather than hoping a car is available at 4:30 AM.
Flight delays work in your favor here
A quality shuttle operator tracks your flight, not just your booking. If your departure slides by 90 minutes, a monitored pickup auto-adjusts by 90 minutes — no phone calls, no rebooking fees, no standing in the hotel lobby watching your flight time creep backward.
Which DFW Terminal? Drop-Off Guidance
DFW has five terminals — A, B, C, D, and E — and they are not close together. Terminal A to Terminal E is about a seven-minute drive around the airport's horseshoe road system, so dropping at the wrong terminal is a real time cost.
- For departures: always request your actual airline's terminal. If you're connecting airside via Skylink (the airport's people-mover between terminals), any terminal technically works once you're through Security — but arriving at the correct terminal up front saves you 15–25 minutes and a ride on the fee-paid TerminaLink shuttle if you ever need to move between terminals outside the secure area.
- For arrivals and pickups: know your terminal before your driver heads out. A driver texted the correct terminal and zone meets you at the curb; a driver sent to the wrong end of the horseshoe does not.
Terminal assignments change occasionally as airlines shift gates, so verify your terminal on your airline's app or the DFW airport website the night before — then pass it to your driver or enter it at booking.
Getting to DFW Without a Private Shuttle
If a private car isn't your style, several alternatives connect the Farmers Branch / LBJ corridor to DFW, each with trade-offs:
- Rideshare (Uber/Lyft): Widely available around the hotel with a few minutes' wait. Pricing is dynamic, so a surge event during the 6–9 AM rush or Friday evening can push a fare well above what a flat-rate shuttle costs for the same trip.
- Taxi: Metered service from the hotel stand. Fine for last-minute trips, but you'll pay for time stuck in the same LBJ traffic a fixed-fare ride absorbs.
- Rental car: Only worth it if you need a car for the rest of your metroplex stay. You'll return it at the DFW rental car center and then ride the airport shuttle train to your terminal — add 20–30 minutes versus a curb drop.
- Train connections: DFW is directly served by rail (TEXRail and DART's Orange Line both terminate at the airport), but neither has a station near the Renaissance Dallas North itself, so you'd still need a short ride or bus connection to a rail head. For a direct hotel-to-terminal trip, the freeway drive is simpler.
For most travelers carrying luggage, the math is simple: a 9.8-mile direct ride with a fixed fare and a guaranteed vehicle beats every option that involves waiting, transferring, or surge pricing.
Booking Your Ride: What to Expect
Booking is straightforward. Reserve online for instant confirmation, or call for last-minute pickups — same-day arrangements can often be made within a 2–4 hour window, though early-morning slots (pre-7 AM departures) should always be booked ahead. When you book, have three things ready:
- Your pickup time (work backward from the 2-hour domestic / 3-hour international rule)
- Your airline and terminal, so the drop-off is right the first time
- Your passenger and luggage count, so the right vehicle — sedan for 1–3, van or SUV for 4+ — shows up
On the day of travel, your driver arrives at the hotel's main entrance on the LBJ frontage, texts you the vehicle details, and handles the routing. You'll get a confirmation with the pickup zone details so there's no ambiguity in the lobby at 4:45 AM.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the address of the Renaissance Dallas North Hotel?
The hotel is at 1590 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Dallas, TX 75234, on the I-635 corridor near the Dallas North Tollway interchange, in the Farmers Branch/North Dallas area.
How is the Renaissance Dallas North Hotel rated?
The property holds a 4.1-star rating on Google based on 3,129 guest reviews, making it a well-regarded base for airport-access travel on the LBJ corridor.
How much does the shuttle from Renaissance Dallas North to DFW cost?
Flat-rate fares for the base private sedan (1–2 passengers) start around $50, with recent completed trips from this address ranging roughly $46–$152 depending on vehicle class and timing. Larger groups of 4–6 passengers move into an SUV or van at a higher flat rate. All figures are estimates — confirm your exact fare at booking.
Is the shuttle a shared ride or private?
It's private. The vehicle is reserved exclusively for your party, with no stops at other hotels and no shared passengers — a 12–15 minute run stays a 12–15 minute run.
Can I book a same-day shuttle from the Renaissance Dallas North to DFW?
Yes. Book online for instant confirmation, or call for last-minute pickups, which can typically be arranged within 2–4 hours. For pre-7 AM departures, book in advance, since early-shift capacity tightens on Mondays and Friday evenings.
Are car seats available for the airport shuttle?
Child safety seats can be requested at booking, but availability and any applicable requirements vary — mention your child's age and seat needs when you reserve so the correct vehicle and equipment are assigned. Texas law requires children to ride in an appropriate restraint, so never plan to hold a young child on your lap for the trip.
What happens if my flight is delayed or canceled?
Reputable operators track your flight in real time and shift your pickup automatically — if your departure moves 90 minutes, your pickup moves 90 minutes. If a flight cancels entirely, contact the service as soon as you know; same-day rebooking for a new departure can usually be arranged within the 2–4 hour booking window, subject to vehicle availability.
Updated for 2026. For related routes, see our guides to other North Dallas hotel-to-DFW transfers and our full DFW airport shuttle service overview.