Point-to-Point

One-way or round trip

A one-way booking covers a single leg — pickup at one address, drop-off at another. A round trip books both legs as one reservation, with a return time you set at booking or adjust later if plans change.

Which vehicle fits

A Executive Sedan handles one to three passengers with typical luggage. A Premium or Luxury SUV fits up to six with more room for bags. For a group moving together — a client dinner party, a team outing — the Sprinter Van covers up to 14.

What the price includes

The price you see at booking is the price you pay — no gratuity added, no tax, no surge for rush hour or bad weather. If the drive runs longer than expected because of traffic, your fare does not change.

Why book a chauffeur for this

• The price is set before the car moves. You are not exposed to a surge multiplier because it rained, or because a convention let out at the same time as your pickup.
• Someone is accountable for the trip. A specific chauffeur is assigned to your booking in advance. There is a dispatch number to call, staffed around the clock.
• Airport runs are the core of the business. Flight tracking, terminal knowledge, and a wait policy that starts at wheels-down are not add-ons here — they are the default.
• The vehicle matches the trip. You choose the class at booking against your passenger and bag count, instead of finding out what arrived.