What we do
Washington DC Services
From airport transfers to embassy dinners. Professional chauffeured transportation for how this city actually works.
Airport Transfers
Flat-rate transfers for DCA, IAD, and BWI. Flight tracking, meet and greet at baggage claim, and a chauffeur staged before you clear the doors.
View details →Corporate Transportation
Monthly-billed accounts for firms on K Street and beyond. Morning airport runs, client dinners, and one dispatcher who knows your travelers.
View details →Government & Capitol Hill Transportation
Hearing-day pickups, Union Station transfers, and moves between House and Senate office buildings, timed to the committee calendar.
View details →Embassy & Diplomatic Transportation
Protocol-aware chauffeurs for embassy events along Massachusetts Avenue. Staging, screening delays, and discretion handled as routine.
View details →Hourly Charter
One chauffeur, one vehicle, your whole day. Investor roadshows across downtown, Tysons, and Bethesda run smoother on hourly service from $120.
View details →Event & Gala Transportation
Kennedy Center curtains, gala dinners, and association conferences at the convention center. Arrivals timed, returns staged, no waiting in the cold.
View details →Roadshow Service
A full day of meetings across the District, Tysons, Reston and Bethesda, routed in advance with one car and one chauffeur holding the schedule.
View details →Sprinter Van Service
Up to fourteen passengers and their luggage in one Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, for delegations, conference groups and wedding parties.
View details →Point-to-Point Car Service
One pickup, one destination, one written fare. Executive sedans from $130 and SUVs from $160, with tolls and gratuity in the quote.
View details →Wedding Transportation
An S-Class for the couple, a Sprinter for the wedding party and an SUV for family, kept on the timeline from ceremony to last dance.
View details →Eight ways to move through Washington, each planned around how this city actually runs: hearing calendars, wheels-up times, embassy protocol and event curtains.
Choosing the right service
Most trips fall into one of two shapes. A single journey from one address to another is a point-to-point booking, priced as a flat fare before you travel: executive sedans from $130 and SUVs from $160. A day with several stops, or an evening with an uncertain end, is better as an hourly charter, where the car and chauffeur stay with you at $120 per hour for a sedan, $150 for an SUV, $230 for the Mercedes-Benz S-Class and $240 for a Sprinter, each with a three-hour minimum.
The specialist services below build on those two. Airport transfers add flight tracking and free waiting time. Government and Capitol Hill transportation plans around the security perimeter and the committee week. Embassy and diplomatic transportation handles protocol staging and multi-vehicle delegations. Corporate accounts put a firm's travelers on one monthly invoice, and roadshows keep one chauffeur with a team across the District, Tysons and Bethesda.
What every service includes
Every booking comes with a written quote before you commit, a licensed, commercially insured and background-checked chauffeur, and a dispatcher who answers around the clock. Quotes include tolls, airport fees and standard gratuity. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before pickup, child seats are available on request at no additional charge, and corporate monthly billing is available on approved accounts.
Vehicle options and rates
- Mercedes-Benz E-ClassUp to 3 passengers · 3 bags$120/hr3-hr min
- Cadillac EscaladeUp to 6 passengers · 6 bags$150/hr3-hr min
- Mercedes-Benz S-ClassUp to 3 passengers · 3 bags$230/hr3-hr min
- Mercedes-Benz SprinterUp to 14 passengers · 14 bags$240/hr3-hr min
Hourly rates carry a three-hour minimum. Point-to-point trips are quoted flat before you book, from $130 in a sedan and $160 in an SUV. See all rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between point-to-point and hourly service?
Point-to-point is a flat fare for one journey, from $130 in a sedan. Hourly service keeps the car with you for the booked time, from $120 per hour with a three-hour minimum.
Which service should I book for a wedding?
Book wedding transportation on an hourly basis so the vehicles stay with the timeline. Most couples combine an S-Class for themselves with a Sprinter for the wedding party.
Can I combine an airport transfer with a day of meetings?
Yes. Book an hourly charter that begins at the airport. The chauffeur meets your flight and stays with you for the rest of the day.
Are all services available around the clock?
Yes. Dispatch operates 24 hours a day, every day of the year, and early departures and late arrivals are routine.