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Book a reliable private shuttle from Residence Inn Houston Energy Corridor (1150 Eldridge Pkwy, Houston, TX 77077) to Hobby Airport (HOU). Flat-rate pricing, 24/7 service, and real-time flight tracking.
Pickup at Residence Inn porte-cochère. Hobby drop-off at Ground Transportation curb.
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How much does a shuttle from Residence Inn Houston Energy Corridor to Hobby Airport cost?
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Residence Inn address pickup at porte-cochére. Hobby Airport Ground Transportation curb pickup (prearranged limo area).
Our drivers know the Energy Corridor, Katy, and Hobby corridor well. Learn more.
How far is Residence Inn Houston Energy Corridor from Hobby Airport? About 27.9 miles, ~38 minutes.
What address should I use for pickup? 1150 Eldridge Pkwy, Houston, TX 77077.
Do you track flights? Yes — we monitor Hobby arrivals.
Is service 24/7? Yes, any time.
Can I change my reservation? Free changes anytime.
Do you offer non-stop service? Yes — use NONSTOP.
The drive from the Residence Inn Houston Energy Corridor (1150 Eldridge Parkway) to William P. Hobby Airport covers about 29.5 miles and takes roughly 43 minutes in normal traffic, verified against current road routing. The route leaves the hotel on Eldridge Parkway to the Katy Freeway (I-10) frontage, rides I-10 eastbound across the Energy Corridor and the Memorial villages, then cuts southeast onto the Gulf Freeway (I-45 South) for the final approach to Hobby via the Monroe Road exit and the airport's Ground Transportation loop. It is a coast-to-coast run across the width of Houston — the base figure is real, and the schedule needs to respect it.
The two pinch points are the I-10 west-side segments between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. and the Gulf Freeway approach between 4:00 and 6:30 p.m. For a domestic departure, leaving the hotel 2.5 hours before your flight keeps the entire run inside normal pacing even on a gray day.
At the hotel your driver meets you at the Residence Inn porte-cochère on Eldridge Parkway — standard for extended-stay guests with full luggage loads. Tell us the bag count when you book so the right vehicle is assigned; Energy Corridor stays often mean two-week trips with oversized bags, and we'd rather send the bigger vehicle than squeeze one.
At Hobby we drop you at your airline's terminal curb — Southwest, American, Delta, or United. Arriving into Hobby instead? We monitor Hobby arrivals and adjust the pickup at the Ground Transportation curb automatically. Landing at IAH rather than Hobby? We run that corridor too — see the related routes.
How far is the hotel from Hobby? About 29.5 miles — 43 minutes in normal traffic, longer at rush hour. The page's route panel carries the verified figure.
Do you track flights? Yes — we monitor Hobby arrivals for inbound pickups and watch traffic conditions on the outbound run.
Can I change my reservation? Free changes anytime; use promo code ONLINE for 10% off round trips or NONSTOP for a free non-stop upgrade.
Continue the trip with our Hobby Airport shuttle service, the IAH Airport shuttle service for the north-side airport, a cruise-day Hobby to Galveston transfer, or the IAH to Houston corridor.
Energy Corridor departures live or die on the I-10 clock. Book 2.5 hours before a domestic departure and your 43-minute base ride stays inside normal pacing even when the Katy Freeway thickens; add 30 minutes more for a 4:00–6:30 p.m. departure window. Extended-stay guests should include the bag count at booking — two-week loads are the norm at this property and the vehicle assignment depends on it. If your itinerary continues to the Galveston cruise terminals after Hobby, book that transfer as its own reservation; the same driver team handles the corridor and the timing carries over cleanly.
An I-10-to-I-45 crossing of Houston is the trip riders most often try to economize with a rideshare — and the one where the surge math bites hardest, because 30 miles across town at 7:00 a.m. prices like an emergency. The private fare is fixed at booking: the verified 29.5-mile run, your whole party, your whole luggage load, no multiplier. Energy Corridor guests ride this route on rotation for weekly flights home, and the pattern is the endorsement: same driver team, same porte-cochère pickup, same Hobby curb. If your return leg lands at Hobby late, the inbound pickup tracks the flight and waits on the arrival, not the clock.