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Paris Limousine Service
(718) 663-3870
Vol. XXVIII  ·  No. 9,412 New York Price — By Reservation
The Edition

Paris Limousine Service

Chauffeured Transport · New York City · Established 1998
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The Houses

Beyond the lobby doors, we are the same house. New York's finest hotels hand us their guests at the curb because we carry their standard onto the road — an extension of the property, in traffic.

The Fleet

Every car is owned outright, garaged in Long Island City, and inspected each morning before it carries a single passenger anywhere.

The Desk

Since 1998 the same family has answered this telephone, at every hour of every day of the year — including the ones nobody else wants to work.

The Promise

The car is early so that you are never late. Everything after that is refinement, and refinement is the whole of our trade.

The desk is open — twenty-four hours◆Aircraft watched from wheels-up, not from the schedule◆Maybach · Bentley · S-Class · Escalade ESV · Sprinter◆Teterboro · Westchester · JFK · LaGuardia · Newark◆Ten-vehicle convoys on a single manifest◆Names withheld, always◆
Turn the page
Department I  ·  The Record  ·  Four Files

Discretion is our profession.

Four movements from the desk's own log, set in type with every name lifted out of them. What remains is the part that belongs to us — the work itself, and the care it was done with. The rest belongs to the people who were in the car, and stays with them.

File 01 — Arrivals & Departures PLS/ARR/██████

Wheels down at dawn, and the car was already on the ramp.

Filed by the desk · Teterboro · Registration withheld

GuestWithheld Requested byConcierge desk, Withheld MovementPrivate arrival, Withheld → Upper East Side VehicleMercedes-Maybach S 580 VarianceLanded 41 minutes early — no call required

The aircraft was tracked from wheels-up, not from the schedule. When the arrival moved, the car moved with it. The guest walked out to an open door and never learned there had been a change at all.

Page 01 of 04 — turnFiled
File 02 — The Working Day PLS/COR/██████

Ten cars, fifty-four passengers, one manifest.

Filed by the desk · Midtown · Account withheld

ClientWithheld — corporate account MovementTen-vehicle convoy, Withheld → Midtown → Withheld Fleet assigned4 × S-Class · 4 × Escalade ESV · 2 × Sprinter ControlOne named dispatcher · one lead chauffeur on channel VarianceSession overran 70 minutes — all ten held, none released

Ten 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.

Page 02 of 04 — turnFiled
File 03 — Evenings & Occasions PLS/EVT/██████

The photographs ran long, so the convoy was re-timed to the room.

Filed by the desk · Manhattan · Party withheld

PartyWithheld wedding, four vehicles VenuesWithheld → Withheld MovementBentley for the couple, three cars for the family CoordinationSingle named coordinator, on site all evening VarianceThirty-five minutes late from the church — nothing missed

Every 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 that nobody in the party has to.

Page 03 of 04 — turnFiled
File 04 — As Directed PLS/ASD/██████

An afternoon with no schedule attached to it.

Filed by the desk · Madison Avenue · Guest withheld

GuestWithheld ResidenceWithheld MovementHourly — Madison Avenue, Withheld, downtown VehicleMercedes-Benz S-Class VarianceExtended twice — neither required a telephone call

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. The reservation closed after midnight, on the same chauffeur it opened with.

Page 04 of 04 — filedFiled

Read as a stranger today; kept as a client tomorrow. The courtesy is the same either way.

Open a File
II
Clients Served

The houses that hand us their guests.

A Forbes Five-Star hotel does not lend its name, and it does not lend its guests. Each of these properties has, for years, done both.

21Houses on the roster
25Years without interruption
1Desk answering for all of them

The Five-Star Houses

The PeninsulaFifth Avenue at 55th Mandarin OrientalColumbus Circle The CarlyleMadison at 76th The MarkEast 77th Street The Ritz-CarltonCentral Park The PierreFifth Avenue at 61st The LowellEast 63rd Street

Landmark & Grand Hotels

The LanghamFifth Avenue The KnickerbockerTimes Square The KitanoPark at 38th Sofitel New YorkWest 44th Street Park LaneCentral Park South The BenjaminLexington at 50th Warwick New YorkSixth at 54th

Downtown & Boutique

FaenaNew York Pendry Manhattan WestManhattan West The Wall Street HotelFinancial District The Twenty TwoNoMad 1 Hotel Central ParkSixth at 58th 11 HowardSoHo Hard Rock HotelTimes Square

Nothing on this roster was won with a rate sheet. Each of these doors was opened once, and has stayed open since.

Take the Same Car
III
The Standard

Why the Five-Star houses choose us.

01

A fleet of our own, inspected daily

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.

02

Chauffeurs, not drivers

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.

03

Discretion as policy

Our passengers include names you would recognise. You will never hear them from us. Privacy is not a feature of this service — it is the service.

04

An owner answers the telephone

For over two decades the same family has run this company. When something matters, you speak to someone who can decide — not a call centre reading from a script.

05

Early, at every hour

The desk 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.

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The Motoring Desk

Owned outright, garaged in Long Island City, inspected each morning.

Select a marque to bring it up on the plate. When a day calls for more cars than we own, we extend only through partners we have vetted and worked with for years.

Mercedes-Maybach S 580 — flagship sedan 1–3 Passengers · 3 Cases
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Reservations

A car, arranged in a minute.

Tell us where and when. A member of our team — never an automated system — confirms every reservation personally.

Reservations · 24 Hours

(718) 663-3870

Toll Free

(866) 249-7760

Email

info@plsnyc.com

    NOTICE OF RESERVATION

    To be filed with the desk