Private chauffeur in Paris

Driver & Butler, a private chauffeur company operating since 2017, drives you around Paris and the Île-de-France region. We provide airport transfers to and from Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Orly and Beauvais, and pick you up at the main railway stations, your hotel or your office in a Mercedes sedan or van, day and night.

The price is fixed and known before you book: our engine calculates it as soon as you enter your journey. No surge pricing: night, weekend and public holiday surcharges are set in advance and shown in the quote; tolls, if any, are extra.

Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports, and Paris railway stations

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) is about 23 km north-east of Paris, in Roissy-en-France and several neighbouring towns. It has three terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2 (2A to 2G) and Terminal 3. From 16 March 2027, they will be renumbered 1 to 7: Terminal 3 becomes 2, 2A and 2C become 3, 2B and 2D become 4, and 2E, 2F and 2G become 5, 6 and 7. Some travel documents may still show the old name. Paris-Orly Airport (ORY) is about 13 km south of Paris, with four terminals, Orly 1 to Orly 4. Paris-Beauvais Airport (BVA), in Tillé (Oise), is nearly 70 km north-north-west of the capital.

Give your flight number when you book: your chauffeur follows your actual arrival time. As an option, your driver meets you in the arrivals hall with a name sign.

At the railway stations, give your train number. Gare de Lyon (place Louis-Armand, 12th arrondissement) serves south-east France, Switzerland and Italy; Gare Montparnasse (14th and 15th) serves the west and south-west, including Rennes, Nantes and Bordeaux; Gare du Nord (10th) serves Lille, Brussels and London by Eurostar. Gare du Nord is being modernised in stages. You can follow your flight or train live on our flight tracking and train tracking pages.

Business travel, meetings and conferences (MICE)

Paris hosts trade fairs, conferences and corporate events all year round at several major venues:

• Paris Expo Porte de Versailles (15th): seven halls, more than 200,000 m² of exhibition space. It hosts the International Agricultural Show in late February – early March, the Foire de Paris and the Paris Motor Show, among others.
• Paris Nord Villepinte, 82 avenue des Nations in Villepinte, close to Charles de Gaulle Airport: about 246,000 m² of exhibition space, with trade fairs such as SIAL, Maison&Objet, Eurosatory and Intermat.
• Palais des Congrès de Paris, Porte Maillot (17th): a Grand Amphitheatre of about 3,700 seats and 18,000 m² of exhibition halls.
• La Défense, one of Europe's leading business districts, with more than 3 million m² of office space. Next to it, in Nanterre, Paris La Défense Arena holds up to 40,000 people for concerts.
• Paris Le Bourget: the exhibition centre hosts the Paris Air Show every two years in June (next edition in June 2027).

For companies, agencies and event organisers:

• transfers between airports, stations, hotels and event venues, in sedans and vans;
• chauffeur by the hour or by the day for a roadshow, site visits or back-to-back meetings;
• corporate account with monthly invoicing and negotiated rates;
• Factur-X (EN 16931) electronic invoices and the carbon footprint of every ride, calculated with the ADEME method.

For an event or regular volume, tell us what you need on our business and partners page.

Extend your business trip: bleisure around Paris

Staying on for a day after a trade fair? With a chauffeur at your disposal, here are a few ideas for a day out.

• Versailles: the palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979, the Trianon palaces and an 815-hectare park, about 16 km south-west of Paris.
• Giverny: Claude Monet's house and gardens, about 80 km west-north-west of Paris, busiest in summer when the gardens are in bloom.
• Champagne: Reims, about 130 km north-east, with its cathedral and champagne houses offering tours and tastings; Épernay and its Avenue de Champagne. The Champagne hillsides, houses and cellars have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2015.
• Fontainebleau: the palace and its park, a World Heritage Site since 1981, about 60 km south-east.
• Chantilly: about 50 km north, the château and its Musée Condé, the Great Stables and their Living Museum of the Horse, overlooking the racecourse.

With the family, Disneyland Paris is about 32 km east, in Chessy and Coupvray.