A taxi between Lyon and Grenoble, in either direction. We pick you up at your address in Lyon, at Part-Dieu station or at Saint-Exupéry Airport. From €170, price confirmed on quote.
From Lyon, the taxi heads east on the A43. Near Bourgoin-Jallieu it switches to the A48, which runs down past Voiron to Grenoble. From Saint-Exupéry Airport the trip is shorter: 92 km.
Allow about 1h20 from central Lyon and 1h05 from the airport. At rush hour, traffic builds up leaving Lyon and entering Grenoble, so plan for up to 2 hours.
The driver picks you up wherever suits you: your home, your hotel, Part-Dieu station or Saint-Exupéry Airport. No dragging bags to a platform, no connection to catch. Staying in town first? See our taxi in Lyon page.
92 km to Grenoble. The driver tracks your flight and meets you at the exit.
The driver waits for you at the station when your train gets in.
A meeting at the hospital, on campus or at a company site: invoice on request.
“From” price in a saloon, up to 4 passengers. The final price is confirmed in your quote, based on the address, the time and the vehicle.
In yellow, the route from central Lyon. Dotted, the route from Saint-Exupéry Airport.
Landing at Saint-Exupéry or arriving by TGV? The driver gets there before you do. Leaving from home? He rings the bell at the agreed time.
At Saint-Exupéry, the driver times his arrival to when your plane actually lands.
At Part-Dieu, he allows for any delay on your TGV.
He holds a tablet with your name at the arrivals exit or at the end of the platform.
A delayed flight or train doesn't change the price in your quote.
The final price depends on the exact address, in Grenoble itself or the surrounding towns.
In the city centre, next to the Europole business district.
The main university hospital, in La Tronche, north-east of the city.
The research centres, where the Drac meets the Isère.
The main Université Grenoble Alpes campus, east of the city.
All three get you to Grenoble. The difference is what happens before and after the ride.
Handy if you travel alone and light. But you first have to get to the station, then get from Grenoble station to your address. With suitcases or children, that quickly means two extra journeys.
It's the cheapest option. In return, you travel on its timetable, and it drops you at a bus station, not at your door.
You leave when you want, from door to door. The price is for the whole car, so three or four people can split it. From €170, confirmed on quote.
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