Chauffeur Service in Rome

It comes down to the car and the time you need. Hourly hire starts with a block of up to five hours at a fixed rate for each vehicle class. A full day (8 to 10 hours) runs at a flat rate. Longer transfers get a single fixed fare for the whole trip. You see the full amount before paying, and it won't change afterwards.

Yes, and it takes a few minutes online. Enter your pickup point and destination, or the hours you need. Pick a vehicle class and pay. The confirmation arrives straight away. From Fiumicino or Ciampino your driver tracks the flight and meets you in arrivals with a name board, with 90 minutes of free waiting included. A day ahead is enough for most dates. Around Easter and in high summer, give it a few days.

Ciampino, about 15 km out. Allow around 35 minutes by car. Fiumicino handles most international flights and sits about 30 km from the centre, so count on 50 minutes outside rush hour. From either one, a pre-booked driver takes you door to door.

Taxis have the simpler deal: a set fare from Fiumicino or Ciampino to anywhere inside the Aurelian Walls. Uber in Rome means Uber Black with NCC drivers or a licensed taxi through the app, and Black fares move with demand. A pre-booked chauffeur gives you a car confirmed before you land. Your driver is already waiting in arrivals, so there's no taxi queue after a long flight.

It varies, so agree the fare before you set off. Ask whether luggage is included too. A chauffeur booking fixes the price when you book. The price is per car, and it covers everyone on board with their bags. Your driver is at the terminal when you come off the ship.

By car, if you have luggage. The drive takes about 75 minutes on the A12 and ends at your hotel door. The train costs less, but you still have to get from the ship to the station, then from the Rome platform to your hotel.

Yes. Florence is about three hours up the A1. Positano takes about three and a half, with the last stretch on the coast road. The fare is fixed for the car, so for a family it can be simpler than four train tickets plus a taxi at each end. Heading to Naples? Our Naples chauffeur page has more on that side of the coast.

Yes. A full day covers 8 to 10 hours at a flat rate. One typical plan: the Colosseum in the morning and the Vatican after lunch. Another: Hadrian's Villa and Villa d'Este in Tivoli, with dinner in the Castelli Romani hills. The car stays with you throughout.

Yes. Fuel and parking are in the price. So are tolls on the A12 towards Civitavecchia and the A1 towards Naples or Florence. There's no surcharge for night pickups or luggage either.

Economy and Comfort sedans for short city trips. Business means a Mercedes E-Class or similar. Premium is the S-Class, the closest thing to a limousine service in Rome. Families and cruise groups 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 Rome 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 are free in every vehicle class. Tell us the child's age and weight when booking, so the right seat is fitted before your driver sets off.