Amsterdam to The Hague,
quietly and on time.
The seat of government, the embassies and the international courts sit about an hour down the A4 from Amsterdam. A chauffeur in a black Mercedes takes you from your door to the ministry entrance, the residence or the World Forum, with the price fixed before you leave.
A working hour, arriving as you intend to.
Meetings in The Hague tend to come with a protocol: a name at the gate, a time on the invitation and a building that is not always where a taxi thinks it is. A chauffeur who drives to the ministries, the embassies and the courts every week arrives at the right entrance at the right minute, and you arrive as intended — unhurried, prepared, nothing to negotiate.
From Amsterdam the route is the A4 past Schiphol to Leiden and then the A44 through Wassenaar, which brings you in on the northern side where many residences and the Scheveningen hotels are — or the A4 all the way for the centre. Your chauffeur chooses on the morning and keeps the cabin quiet.
From the Amsterdam ring down the A4 past Schiphol and Leiden, then the A44 through Wassenaar or the A4 straight on into the city.
About 56 minutes on a normal run. The morning peak around Leiden can add a little, and your chauffeur plans the pickup with that in mind.
One fixed all-in amount for the car, taxes included, whether one person travels or three.
A return leg, a second address in The Hague or a continuation to Scheveningen after the meeting all go into the same quote. Mention them at booking or on WhatsApp and the amount is confirmed before dispatch.
Choose by passengers and occasion. Every class is one fixed amount for the whole car, and the chauffeur standard does not change between them.
For official visits that need more than one car or more than one day, see the diplomatic chauffeur service; those days are arranged with dispatch rather than booked online.
The Hague is a city of entrances. We use the right one.
Give us the building and the entrance; the car stops where the invitation says, not at the nearest rank. For several appointments in one day, ask dispatch for a quote that keeps the car with you.
Ambassadors' residences and consular offices are spread across the leafy northern districts and the streets around the centre. Your chauffeur arrives with the address confirmed and waits exactly where you asked.
The Peace Palace, the International Criminal Court and the Supreme Court receive lawyers, witnesses and delegations every working day. A quiet drive down, a punctual arrival and a chauffeur who does not ask about the case.
The convention centre in the Statenkwartier hosts summits and congresses. A set-down at the entrance beats a search for parking, and the return can be booked for the closing session.
Dinner by the sea after the meeting, or a hotel on the boulevard near the Kurhaus. Scheveningen is a short continuation from the centre and can be the final address on the same booking.
Airport transfers, hourly hire and everything else we drive in the city of government.
Delegations, official visits and multi-car days, arranged with dispatch.
Kop van Zuid, Ahoy and the port, about an hour down the A4.
All our intercity runs on one fixed price, in the Netherlands and across the border.
About 56 minutes for the 80 kilometres on a normal run, via the A4 and A44 or the A4 alone. Morning traffic around Leiden can add some minutes; tell us the time on the invitation and we propose a pickup that allows for it.
Yes. Put the building and the entrance in the booking notes, or give it to dispatch on WhatsApp, and your chauffeur drives to that door — or, inside a controlled area, to the closest point where you may be set down.
It is what most of our The Hague work consists of. Chauffeurs are hand-picked, professionally dressed and English-speaking, the cabin stays quiet, and the booking shows only what you choose to enter. Visits with several cars or several days are arranged with dispatch.
Yes. Add the second address at booking and it is quoted as one fixed amount with the first leg. Scheveningen is a short continuation within the city; Rotterdam is a further leg down the A4 and A13, quoted on its own distance.
Business Class starts at €274 for the whole car, taxes included; Van and First Class are listed above. The amount is per car, not per seat, and fixed when you book — no meter, no surge, no card surcharge.
Yes — book it as a Schiphol to The Hague transfer. We track the flight, wait in the arrivals hall with a name sign — the delegate's name, an organisation, or nothing at all — and the first sixty minutes after landing are free.