By the hour: the format the 8th actually runs on
Business in this arrondissement moves in loops, not lines: a board meeting on avenue de Friedland, a lunch off the faubourg Saint-Honoré, a partner's office at La Défense, drinks at a sky-bar above the avenue. A chauffeur on hourly hire — €79/h in Business Class, €109/h in a Business Van, €150/h in First Class, 2-hour minimum — turns that loop into one smooth day: the car waits at each address, your coats and bags stay on the back seat, and nobody stands on a kerb refreshing an app. It is also how the avenue Montaigne shopping afternoon works best — purchases in the boot between boutiques, from Montaigne to George V to the Champs.
Residents use us differently but just as regularly: the morning ride from the streets around parc Monceau or the Europe quarter to offices across Paris, evening pickups after concerts at the Salle Pleyel or dinners near the Madeleine, and the Saint-Lazare connection when the train beats the plane — our Gare Saint-Lazare service handles those platforms daily. Guests of the arrondissement's grand hotels — Le Bristol, the Plaza Athénée and their neighbours — are met and driven through our dedicated palace-hotel service, coordinated with the concierge desks we work with year-round.
For product launches on the avenue, gala evenings at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées or a private dinner off the place de la Concorde, our event service fields several matched cars and chauffeurs under one coordinator. And for the companies headquartered between Haussmann and the river, a business account brings monthly invoicing, priority dispatch and a contact who already knows your addresses — talk to us and we will set it up in a day.