For larger groups you can find private vans for those traveling together to convention centers, hotels and more. If you are a smaller party needing personal transfers then you may find executive sedans or limousines an ideal fit for you and your guests traveling with you.

There are taxi and car rentals located at the Ivan Monroe terminal named after a famous pioneer in aviation. A charter bus service also operates from the terminal. The cars and vans are well maintained to provide safe service to their customers. The shuttles range from 14 passenger vans to stretch limos. Reservations can be made prior to arrival at the airport.

With almost 1.5 million residents in the Tallahassee area it is not a surprise that Tallahassee Regional Airport covers a significant amount of the air travel for passengers in the Northwest Region of Florida.

TLH Airport Terminals
At the moment this airport services eight major airports nearby with four major airlines providing flights to and from the airport. Recently the passenger terminal was renamed to Ivan Munroe Terminal to honor and pay respect to the Tallahassee aviation pioneer.

The airport is serviced by four airlines that can provide travel to any destination. Serving over 600,000.00 passengers a year, the airport is located five miles away from Florida A&M, and 6 miles from Florida State University. Visitors can find direct flights daily to Orlando from Tallahassee Regional Airport. With nonstop flights to Atlanta or Dallas passengers can continue to locations all over the world.

About TLH Airport
Following the Disabilities Act, Tallahassee Regional Airport has installed a disabled policy for the convenience of passengers with disabilities. For inquires to request the services provided contacting Airport Ambassador Service who will be happy to provide the answer to all questions. Passenger safety is number one at Tallahassee regional Airport during the current upgrades being made to the airport any and all trees or shrubs that are in the flight path of arriving and departing flights have been removed.

The airport itself is an attraction from the Arte’ Mexico a shopping experience with one of a kind handmade crafts from painting to purses and figurines, to Art port where the rotating exhibits (changes to showcase a different artist from time to time) of local artists can be seen.

Located just after passing the security check point visitors will find, The Food Court offering many types of eateries and beverages. Tuscan coffee Café offers fresh and delicious coffee and baked goods. Comfortable workstations are available where visitors can find Internet access, for the younger passengers the Aircade is filled with video and arcade games can be used to help pass the time.

Hotels near TLH
You can find lodging from a two star hotel up to and including five star accommodations with such hotels as the Collegiate Village Inn, the Governors Inn and the Doubletree hotel. Each of these hotels offers shuttle service to the airport and various local attractions.

The bustling city of Tallahassee is the proud capital of Florida and also one of the coolest places to hang out in the country. Known for its iconic skyline and being in the heart of the Cotton Belt, Tallahassee offers a look into the evolution of the deep South’s history, culture, and most importantly, it’s food.

Florida State University
Florida State University is the primary campus in the city, essentially located in the heart of downtown, offering students and tourists the awesome juxtaposition of the mid-19th century architecture with surrounding contemporary buildings, not to mention other cool facilities the school offers, including a Magnetic Field Laboratory and a series of interesting museums, from fine art to history. 

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge
If you’re in the mood to see some of Tallahassee’s incredible nature and wildlife, visit the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, a great place to experience one of the oldest conservatories in the country. The grounds feature its very own beautiful lighthouse, a wide variety of migratory birds, and even Monarch Butterflies in their natural habitat.

Tallahassee Antique Car Museum
For vintage-heads, the Antique Car Museum is a must-see, especially if you’re interested in the history of cars. Whether you’re into the era of the industrial revolution or are simply an admirer of the All-American 1950s cars, there’s something here for just about everyone to enjoy – even boat lovers.

Flying into Tallahassee International Airport
Tallahassee International is southwest of downtown and is known for being one of the best in the country. Although it only features four major airlines (American Eagle, Delta, Delta Connection, and Silver Airways), the airport makes up for the inconvenience with quick and easy access to your luggage, making for a fast and orderly exit.

Tallahassee Airport Transportation
Ground transportation is incredibly important, especially because the airport is so far from downtown. Located at the Ivan Munroe Terminal Building are several rental car services, including Alamo, Avis, Enterprise, and many more. There are also two taxi services located at the East end of the Ivan Terminal (City Taxi and Yellow Cab). For more information, go to talgov.com.

Nearby hotels in Tallahassee
For a contemporary stay at a hotel that also includes free Wi-Fi and a pool, visit the Courtyard Tallahassee Capital, a hotel that has great location and a unique ambiance, all at an affordable price that’s typically under $80. For an extended stay or luxury, you can also check into the Homewood Suites by Hilton – with free Wi-Fi, complimentary hot breakfast, the rooms that look straight out of a magazine will have you never wanting to leave.

Tallahassee Restaurants
If you’re in the mood for some zesty American delicacies with a creative twist, visit Kool Beanz Café, an artsy restaurant located just north of downtown, making it a quick trek, but definitely worth it. If, instead, you’re not into the trendy scene, reserve a traditional table at the conservative, but still hip, Italian café Bella Bella, a beautiful restaurant that offers outdoor seating.

Things to do
To get away from the over-saturated touristy areas, check out smaller attractions like the Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park, which is a small, but gorgeous park that offers countless unforgettable views. If you’re looking for something more exhilarating, there’s also the option of zip lining through Zipline & Aerial Adventure Parks, a great facility that offers safe, yet heart-stopping activities.

TLH Contact Information
Tallahassee Regional Airport
3300 Capital Circle SW
Tallahassee FL 32310
Airport Code: TLH