The aircraft was tracked from wheels-up, not from the schedule. When the arrival moved, the car moved with it. The guest walked out of the terminal to an open door and never learned there had been a change.
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For twenty-five years, the finest houses in New York have entrusted us with their guests. A car already waiting. A chauffeur who already knows. An evening that asks nothing of you.
The Houses We Serve
A Forbes Five-Star hotel does not hand its guests to just anyone. These are the properties that hand them to us.
These houses accept nothing less than five stars on their own floors. They have expected the same at their curb — from us — for twenty-five years.
Exclusive transportation partner · New York City
Mechanical condition, cabin presentation, amenities — every car we own is checked each morning before it takes a guest. On the days a job outgrows our fleet, we extend only through affiliate partners we have vetted and used for years, never an unknown car sent by a broker.
Professionally trained, background-checked, and held to the etiquette of the properties we serve: the door held, the name known, the conversation offered only when it is welcome.
Our passengers include names you would recognize. You will never hear them from us. Privacy is not a feature of this service — it is the service.
For over two decades the same family has run this company. When something matters, you speak to someone who can decide — not a call center reading from a script.
Dispatch runs twenty-four hours a day, three hundred sixty-five days a year — including the holidays, when the city needs it most. The car is early so that you are never late.
The Fleet
Every car in the fleet is ours — garaged and inspected each morning in Long Island City. When a day calls for more cars than we own, we extend only through affiliate partners we have vetted and worked with for years.
The Record · Four Files
Four movements, taken from our dispatch log and published with everything identifying removed. What remains is the only part that was ever ours to show — what was asked of us, and what we did about it. Twenty-four hours a day, three hundred sixty-five days a year.
The aircraft was tracked from wheels-up, not from the schedule. When the arrival moved, the car moved with it. The guest walked out of the terminal to an open door and never learned there had been a change.
CompletedTen cars moving as one is not ten reservations. Every vehicle was staged before the doors opened, loaded to a manifest so nobody hunted for their car, and held together when the day ran long. It reached the client as a single line on a single monthly invoice.
CompletedEvery evening of this kind runs late. The convoy is timed to the room rather than the clock, entrances are made at the door instead of the corner, and one person on our end holds the whole night together so nobody in the party has to.
CompletedAn afternoon with no schedule attached to it. Purchases were carried and kept in the car, the hours ran on without anyone having to ask, and personal time was handled with exactly the discretion the business hours are.
CompletedThe discretion you are reading is the same discretion that will one day be yours.
Open a FileThe Service
Open any of the four. Each runs on the same dispatch board, the same owned fleet, and the same chauffeurs — the difference is only what the night asks for.
Reservations
Tell us where and when. A member of our team, never an automated system, confirms every reservation personally.
A member of our team will confirm personally. If the movement is inside two hours, telephone the desk directly and we will position a car while we speak.