Ritz-Carlton Partners With Luxury Car Company
Guests at Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes can now rent luxury and exotic vehicles from Corsa HQ during their stay.
Rolls-Royce, Lamborghinis, Ferraris, and Bentleys will be among the rental options at Corsa HQ.
Photo: Ritz-Carlson Orland/Grande Lakes
The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes has entered a partnership with Corsa HQ, an exotic luxury car rental company. Guests can now rent luxury vehicles during their stay, selecting from the Corsa HQ inventory of brands, such as Rolls-Royce, Lamborghini, Ferrari, and Bentley.
Guests can select from several rental options, including premium sport/premium SUV rentals (ranging from $395-$595) or exotic sport car/executive luxury car rentals (ranging from $995-$1,195). The car rental experience also includes a $50 Ritz-Carlton gift card with premium sport/premium SUV rentals or a $100 Ritz-Carlton gift card that’s included with exotic sport/executive Luxury rentals.
Every Corsa rental is professionally detailed down to the leather, and Corsa offers concierge service with on-site check-in at the hotel, according to the company.
Corsa also allows guests to test drive vehicles for up to four hours. Drivers can switch cars halfway through their reservation, based on the length of the rental and fleet availability.
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