The booking that doesn't fit a category. Executive errand days. Out-of-town visitor meeting tours. Proposal nights. VIP and talent hosting. Discreet medical or legal coordination. The vehicle stays with you — three hours, eight, or all twenty-four — and the same chauffeur runs the whole window.
Every hourly chauffeur tier with sedan, SUV, and Sprinter pricing. Three hours is the floor for any booking inside Greater Seattle. Same hourly rate applies to extensions on the day — added in 30-minute increments. Overnight bookings include chauffeur lodging arrangement.
Five real booking patterns drawn from what books most often. Use them as templates or starting points — every actual booking gets shaped to your day. The point is the same across all five: the vehicle stays with you, the chauffeur runs the day, you don't think about the car.
A C-level day off where everything that's been deferred for a month finally gets done — without losing four hours to parking, gas, and rideshare waits.
In from SFO or JFK for a Seattle business day. Three meetings, two neighborhoods, no time to rent a car or gamble on rideshare between buildings.
The booking with the most riding on it. Photographer coordinated, restaurant pre-arranged, and a chauffeur who knows when to disappear and when to be at the door.
An agency hosting a client, an athlete between practice and media, a touring artist between studio and venue. Vehicle is the principal's office for the day.
A booking nobody talks about but a lot of people need. Post-procedure discharge, pharmacy run, follow-up appointment. Patient cannot drive. Family is exhausted.
Hourly chauffeur replaces the dozen small frictions that compose a busy day — circling for parking, surge pricing, waiting for the next rideshare, juggling bags between cars. One vehicle, one driver, one fixed rate. You decide the day as it unfolds.
A solo executive errand day works fine in a sedan. Two people with a photographer wants an SUV. Six people with luggage and a venue change needs a Sprinter. Vehicle change after dispatch incurs fees — when in doubt, size up.
Cadillac XTS or Mercedes E-Class. Best for solo executive days, single-passenger client hosting, and small business meeting tours. Lowest hourly rate, easiest in-and-out at office buildings and restaurants.
Cadillac Escalade or Chevy Suburban. The default for executive errand days, VIP and talent hosting, family medical coordination, and proposal nights with a photographer along. Captain's chairs, climate per zone.
For group hourly bookings — corporate offsites between multiple venues, wedding-weekend family coordination, multi-generational family days. Standing-height cabin, USB charging, dedicated luggage bay.
Every hourly chauffeur booking includes these by default. The only things not in the published hourly rate are gratuity (20% standard), tolls passed through at cost on 405 ETL/SR-99, and any 30-minute extensions billed at the standard rate.
"Booked the 8-hour SUV for my wife's discharge after surgery — pharmacy, follow-up at the clinic, home. Driver was patient when she needed extra time, carried the bag of medications in for us, and was completely silent when she fell asleep on the drive home. The kind of service you don't realize you needed until you have it."
Common questions before an hourly chauffeur booking — pricing, minimum booking, what hourly is for, vehicle flexibility, discretion, medical / legal coordination. Anything not covered, call 206-512-8766 — 24/7.
Tell us the start time, duration, vehicle preference, and pickup address. We'll confirm chauffeur and vehicle within four business hours — usually faster. NDA available before booking for any reason.