Hourly & As-Directed

A chauffeur for the day, not just the ride

Some Atlanta days don’t fit a route. Maybe you’re hosting visiting clients and need to move them between Buckhead, Midtown, and the West End across a five-hour afternoon. Maybe you’re shopping at Lenox and Phipps in the morning, eating in Inman Park at lunch, and ending the day at the High Museum. Maybe a parent is in town and you’ve planned a tasting trip up to a vineyard, then back through the BeltLine for an evening stop. None of these are “rides” in the airport-transfer sense. They’re days.

Hourly service puts a vehicle and chauffeur at your direction for a block of time. Two-hour minimum, then by the hour. The vehicle stays with your party — between stops, while you eat, while you shop. The chauffeur waits nearby in a quiet, paid-for spot you don’t have to think about. When you’re ready, the car is at the door in under five minutes.

What we hear most often

The single most common reason Atlanta clients book hourly: not having to think about parking. Buckhead Village District valet is $35 plus tip. Lenox Mall structured parking is a fifteen-minute walk to most stores. Atlantic Station valet runs a wait queue on weekend evenings. Across a multi-stop day, parking can quietly cost $80–120 in fees and tips, plus the time and friction of finding spots and walking to them. Hourly service eliminates all of it.

Use cases we run weekly

Visiting client days. A visiting executive lands at ATL at 9 a.m., has meetings in Buckhead at 11 and 2, lunch at the Whitley, a drop at One Atlantic Center for a 4 p.m., dinner at Bones at 7, and back to the Four Seasons at 10. Eight hours, six stops, one vehicle, one chauffeur, one bill.

Shopping and lunch days. Pickup at home in Sandy Springs, drop at Lenox Square, hold while shopping, lunch reservations at Le Bilboquet, second leg to Phipps, evening manicure on West Paces Ferry, home by 6. Four to five hours, no parking decisions, no Ubers between stops.

Multi-stop nightlife. Reservation at Bacchanalia, drinks at Garrison’s, late-night cocktail at Lobby Lounge at the St. Regis. We hold the vehicle from 7 to 1, you don’t think about Lyft surge pricing or the hike from valet to the bar.

Atlanta knowledge included

Our chauffeurs know which Buckhead restaurants comp valet for chauffeured parties, which Midtown bars have a fast back-door drop, which Westside spots have parking that closes early, and which BeltLine intersections are closed during specific events. That knowledge isn’t bookable — it just happens because the people driving you have been doing this in this city for years.

Easy extensions

If the day runs long, send a text. We’ll add hours at the same rate, prorated to fifteen-minute increments. No “the meter is running” pressure, no surcharges for going past the original window.