Chauffeur service in Paris
Airport transfers and hourly hire in Paris, priced upfront in EUR and driven by licensed local operators we vet ourselves.
Paris runs on a licensed VTC system — the drivers who can legally collect you by prior booking are a regulated group, distinct from the taxis you can hail on the street. Everything we dispatch here is a VTC booking made in advance, which is what allows a chauffeur to meet you inside the terminal rather than at a rank.
What a transfer costs in Paris
Indicative prices for the 30.0 km run between Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport and the city centre. Your actual quote is calculated for your exact route and time — an out-of-hours or weekend pickup carries a loading these figures don't include.
| Class | Vehicle | Capacity | CDG → centre |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business Class | Mercedes E-Class, BMW 5 Series or similar | 3 pax · 2 bags | EUR 106.50 |
| First Class | Mercedes S-Class, BMW 7 Series or similar | 3 pax · 2 bags | EUR 165.08 |
| Business SUV | Mercedes GLE, BMW X5, Cadillac Escalade or similar | 4 pax · 4 bags | EUR 154.43 |
| Business Van | Mercedes V-Class, VW Multivan or similar | 7 pax · 7 bags | EUR 181.05 |
Hourly hire in Paris starts at EUR 60.00 per hour for Business Class, minimum three hours.
Getting around Paris
Charles de Gaulle sits well to the north-east of the city and Orly to the south; the two are roughly an hour apart in traffic, so the wrong assumption about which one you are landing at is an expensive mistake. Le Bourget handles private aviation. The périphérique ring road is the usual route into the centre and it is reliably slow at rush hour — allow for it when you set a pickup time for a flight.
What to know locally
For a day of meetings across the arrondissements, hourly hire is almost always the cheaper and calmer option: parking in central Paris is genuinely difficult, and with an hourly booking the problem belongs to the chauffeur rather than to you.
Airports we cover in Paris
Each airport has its own meeting point and its own transfer time. Book against the airport on your ticket, not the city.
Paris — common questions
How far in advance should I book in Paris?
We need at least three hours to confirm a chauffeur, and more is better. In practice, book the day before for a morning airport pickup — vehicle availability in Paris tightens at peak times and during major events.
What currency am I charged in?
EUR — the local currency of Paris. The rate card is set locally rather than converted from a single base price, so what you see is what your card is charged.
Are tolls and airport fees included?
Yes. Tolls, congestion or road-pricing charges and the airport pickup fee are all inside the quoted price for Paris. There is no meter and nothing to settle with the chauffeur.
Who will be driving?
A licensed chauffeur company based in Paris. We verify their operator licence number and expiry date and their insurance before they can accept work, and re-check at dispatch — an operator whose paperwork has lapsed stops receiving jobs automatically.