What Is a Chauffeur Service? What to Expect on Your First Booking

A chauffeur service is a pre-booked private driver who collects you in a luxury car and handles the whole trip door to door. You agree the price before you travel, the driver is uniformed and professionally trained, and things like flight tracking, waiting time and help with your bags come as standard rather than as […]
How to Hire a Chauffeur for a Day: The Complete Guide

Booking a driver for a single trip is simple enough. Booking one who stays with you all day, waiting outside your meeting, holding the car while you shop, then taking you to dinner works differently, and most guides skip the part that actually matters: how the hire is structured, what you’re paying for between stops, […]
Do You Tip a Chauffeur in the UK? A Simple Etiquette Guide

Settling a fixed fare at the end of a smooth airport run, plenty of passengers pause for a second and wonder whether they should add a little extra for the driver. It is one of the most common questions we get asked, and the honest answer is shorter than most guides make it. Most articles […]
Heathrow Terminal 5 Arrivals: Where to Meet Your Driver

Quick Summary TL;DR At Heathrow Terminal 5, your pre-booked chauffeur meets you inside the arrivals hall on the ground floor, by the Costa Coffee, holding a name board with your name on it. You won’t need to walk to a car park or queue outside. We track your flight, so if you land early or […]
How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Chauffeur in the UK? (2026 Price Guide)

Hiring a chauffeur in the UK in 2026 starts at about £50 an hour or £400 for a full day in an executive saloon. A Mercedes S-Class works out around £65 an hour and £520 a day, while a Range Rover sits closer to £90 an hour. Most operators fold fuel, parking and tolls into […]
Chauffeur vs Taxi vs Private Hire: What’s the Difference?

Book a chauffeur, flag a black cab, or tap an app for a minicab, and you’ll pay very different prices for what looks, on the surface, like the same trip. The confusion is understandable, and most guides on this topic gloss over the part that actually decides which one you should use: the licensing rules […]