The phrase "a one hour drive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the duration of a journey by car that takes one hour.
Example: "The cabin is located just a one hour drive from the city, making it a perfect weekend getaway."
Alternatives: "a one-hour journey" or "a one-hour trip".
Unfortunately all this was lost on me because following a one hour drive from Alleppey, between the sea and backwaters, passing ducks and tufts of spun coconut rope, I arrived at the Malabar Hotel, considered the "best" in India---and felt a thud of disappointment.
He and hundreds of thousands of his peers are living as refugees in Gaziantep, a sleepy city in southeast of Turkey, just a one hour drive from Aleppo.
A first-time visitor to Oxford, Mississippi is easily struck by the quaint charm of this town located just a one hour drive from Memphis.
Train services to Melbourne are provided by way of a NSW TrainLink bus service which connects with a rail service between Sydney and Melbourne in Yass, about a one hour drive from Canberra.
This school, which is a one hour drive from the capital city Muzaffarabad, is only accessible by hiking 30 minutes along mountainous mule trails.
Only a one-hour drive from New York City, on a good day, or a short haul on New Jersey Transit, Point Pleasant Beach is an ideal place for small children: it's clean, compact, draws a family crowd and sings in a relatively low key.
After five years in New York, Lee had one final act of hustle on behalf of the Knicks, flying into town on Saturday night and getting in his car Sunday morning for a one-hour drive to Airmont, N.Y., from his apartment on Manhattan's West Side.
Sitting high above a cliff overlooking the hip little surfer town of Sayulita, a one-hour drive north of Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific Coast of Mexico, is Siete Lunas, out of the fray of town but a five-minute golf cart ride to all the activity.
Dubbed "co-ercials" by St . Lukes, an independent agency in London that created the spots, the advertisements are focused on the 28 percent of the population that lives within a one-hour drive of an Ikea store but has never shopped in one.
WHERE Port Clinton is a one-hour drive from Cleveland.
Gleneagles is a one-hour drive from Edinburgh airport.
