The PSG campus, the Villa Savoye — Poissy rides with a difference
Since Paris Saint-Germain moved its training centre to Poissy, a new kind of passenger rides with us: club staff between the campus and Paris, agents flying in through Le Bourget or CDG, media crews on match-week schedules, and the families of young academy players. What they need is exactly what we sell — discretion. Tinted windows, chauffeurs who don't ask for selfies, pickups timed to training sessions that overrun, and a Business Van when the party travels with kit. Nothing about your movements leaves the car.
The other Poissy pilgrimage is architectural. Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye — a UNESCO World Heritage landmark and arguably the most influential house of the twentieth century — draws architects and design lovers from every continent, and it is genuinely awkward to reach without a car. On hourly hire (€79/h in Business Class, €109/h in a Business Van, €150/h in First Class, 2-hour minimum) your chauffeur drives you out from Paris, waits through the visit, and can fold in Saint-Germain-en-Laye or Versailles on the way back. History-minded travellers add the Collégiale Notre-Dame, where Saint Louis was baptised in 1214, and a walk along the Seine riverbanks by the old bridge.
For daily life, the same hourly formula covers school runs to Saint-Germain-en-Laye's international schools, hospital appointments in Paris and evenings out where the RER A timetable would otherwise decide when you go home. And companies at the Technoparc or the Stellantis site open a business account for monthly invoicing and priority cars — corporate terms are quoted per account.