If you’re visiting Paris and want to avoid public transport or the hassles of being behind the wheel in a busy city, you might want to consider hiring your own private driver.
There are a large number of companies offering private drivers in the French capital, with options for hourly bookings through to multi-day arrangements. Whatever your requirements, the most important thing is ensuring your driver is reliable, trustworthy, knows their way around the city like the back of their hand, and ideally speaks a familiar language. If you’re in need of an English speaking private driver in Paris, check out our list of reputable companies below.
My Driver in Paris
Providing English-speaking private chauffeurs in the French capital since 2013, My Driver in Paris’s services include airport transfers, point-to-point journeys, tours around the city, corporate transport and day trip excursions. For travellers wanting to hire a car on an hourly basis, the minimum booking time is three hours. Once you’ve told the company about your requirements, you receive personalised quotes inclusive of fuel, parking fees and all other taxes and charges.
Luxberri
Luxberri puts an upmarket spin on having your own personal driver in Paris. Their vehicle fleet is notably mroe high-end, with models including the Mercedes E-Class, V-Class and S-Class, as well as Maybach and Cadillac Escalade, all offered. As well airport transfer services, they also provide hourly and daily car hire, tour services and long-distance trips too. Prices are quoted upfront, so there’s no risk of your costs changing after booking due to surge charging. Rates for selected Paris tours begin at €85, while hourly pricing start at €70.
Aramis
For those who place high value on flexibility, Aramis provides licensed English-speaking drivers on an hourly basis with unlimited mileage and the freedom to change your route as you go along. Prices begin at 70 euros per hour for a sedan and 90 for a 8 passenger van, with a minimum three-hour booking period for trips starting in Paris or CDG and Orly airports. All incidentals, including luggage, are included in the cost and passengers also benefit from one hour of complimentary waiting time.