How much is a chauffeur per hour in London?

London chauffeur hire starts at £45 an hour for an executive saloon, rising to £90 for a Range Rover, £65 for First Class and £140 for a minibus seating up to nineteen. The rate is fixed before you book.

Yes. Hourly, as-directed hire usually starts from a two-hour block, priced from £90. Beyond that you book the hours you need, up to a full day, and can extend on the day if a car is available.

Yes. Each hourly package includes a mileage allowance that covers ordinary stops around town. A long single leg is usually better quoted as a fixed transfer, and the driver will advise which is cheaper.

An executive saloon sets the lowest rate at £45 an hour, and the price rises with the class through the Range Rover, Mercedes-Benz Vito, First Class, Business Van/SUV and minibus.

For a day with multiple stops, usually yes. One hourly booking keeps the same car and driver on standby, so you avoid a separate fare and a fresh pickup for every leg.

Hourly hire typically starts from a two-hour block from £90, since a single hour rarely covers a useful journey plus the driver's positioning. For a short single trip, a fixed point-to-point fare is often better.

An hour of as-directed hire includes the car, the licensed chauffeur, fuel, insurance, a mileage allowance and waiting time. There is nothing to add for fuel or parking on ordinary town stops. Because the rate is fixed when you book, the hour costs the same whether the traffic is light or heavy.

Yes. Hourly hire keeps the car and chauffeur with you for a block of time for as-directed use, from £45 an hour. A fixed airport fare covers one set journey, such as Heathrow to central London, at a single price agreed before you travel. Choose hourly hire for several stops in a day, and a fixed fare for a straight transfer.