Chauffeur Service in Milan

It depends on the car. Hourly hire starts with a block of up to five hours at a fixed rate for each vehicle class, and a full day (8 to 10 hours) runs at a flat rate. Waiting time comes with the booking. You see the full amount before paying, and it won't change afterwards.

Book a private transfer before you fly. Choose your Milan airport as the pickup point and enter the hotel address. Pick a vehicle class and pay online. The confirmation arrives straight away. Your driver tracks the flight and meets you in the arrivals hall with a name board, with 90 minutes of free waiting included. A day ahead is enough for most dates. During Fashion Week or Salone del Mobile, give it a few days.

That depends on the airport. Linate is close, about 20 minutes by car. Malpensa is 50 km out, so count on an hour outside rush hour. Bergamo is about the same. A pre-booked car takes you straight to the hotel door with your luggage, and there's nothing to change on the way.

Milan taxis charge a set fare to Malpensa and to Bergamo, while Linate runs on the meter. The figure changes from time to time, so check it before you ride. A chauffeur booking works differently. The price is per car and fixed in writing when you book. It covers everyone on board.

Usually not. Uber in Milan means either a licensed taxi booked through the app or an Uber Black car with an NCC driver, and Black fares move with demand. A pre-booked chauffeur is priced once, in advance, so a delayed flight or a slow Tangenziale doesn't change what you pay.

Yes. A full day covers 8 to 10 hours at a flat rate. A typical one: meetings at Porta Nuova in the morning, then Fiera Milano in the afternoon. Or a day out: lunch in Bergamo and a drive back through Franciacorta. The car stays with you throughout.

Yes, and the fare is fixed for the car. Como is about an hour up the A9. Lugano takes around 75 minutes, just over the Swiss border, so bring your passport. Most people keep the car for the day. Staying on the lake? Our Lake Como chauffeur page covers the towns and routes in more detail.

It isn't expected. The fare already covers the driver's time, and many Italians don't tip at all. If your driver went out of their way, rounding up or leaving a few euros is a welcome thank-you. Entirely your call.

Yes. Fuel and parking are in the price. So are tolls on the A8 towards Malpensa and the A4 towards Bergamo. You won't see a surcharge for night pickups or luggage either.

Economy and Comfort sedans for city trips. Business means a Mercedes E-Class or similar. Premium is the S-Class, the closest thing to a limo service in Milan. Groups and families usually take the Mercedes V-Class, which seats up to 7 with luggage. Minibuses run from 10 to 19 seats. Every class comes with a professional driver, and the price shown is for the car, however many people are in it.

Yes. Hire with a driver in Italy requires an NCC licence, and every driver in our Milan network works through a licensed operator. Drivers are background-checked. Vehicles are inspected regularly and fully insured. If anything goes wrong on the day, support answers around the clock on WhatsApp or live chat.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup, with a full refund to the original payment method. Child seats and boosters come at no extra charge in every vehicle class. Tell us the child's age and weight when booking, and the right seat will be fitted before your driver sets off.