In short
- Price
- £245 one way, per car
- Passengers
- Up to 4
- Seven seats
- £275 in the Mercedes V-Class
- Congestion charge
- £18, added only if we enter the zone
- Agreed
- In writing, before you travel
Brighton to central London is £245 one way, agreed in writing before you travel.
That is one price for the car, not per person, and it does not move with the traffic. Below is what it covers, what can be added to it, and why it beats the train.
What the Fare Covers
£245 is for the car and the chauffeur, from your door in Brighton or Hove to your address in central London. It is per car, not per person, and it is agreed in writing before you travel.
- Door to door. No changes, and no cases to carry between trains.
- A fixed price. It stays the same whatever the traffic.
- 15 minutes’ free waiting when we collect you.
- Help with your bags at both ends.
- Refreshments and Wi-Fi on board.
- A DBS-checked chauffeur, fully licensed and insured.
The car is an executive saloon such as the Mercedes S-Class or the BMW 7 Series. If you have a lot of luggage, the Range Rover takes four passengers and four large cases. The full details are on our vehicles page.
Travelling as a Group
For five to seven passengers, or more luggage than a saloon will take, the Mercedes V-Class is £275 one way. It seats seven, with room for six large cases and six pieces of hand luggage.
It is one car instead of two, so everyone arrives together.
What Can Change the Price
Three things, and you will know about all of them before you travel.
- The congestion charge. If your journey enters the central London zone, the £18 charge is added. We tell you when you book.
- Overnight journeys. Between midnight and 6am there is an overnight surcharge. It is included in the price we quote you, never added afterwards.
- Waiting. Pickups include 15 minutes’ free waiting. After that, waiting is £50 an hour, charged at £12.50 for every 15 minutes.
Traffic does not change the price. If the M23 is slow, that is our problem, not yours.
Your chauffeur checks the traffic before setting off and leaves extra time when the roads are busy, so a slow motorway is far less likely to make you late.
Chauffeur or Train?
The train gets you to a London station. A chauffeur gets you to the door.
- Door to door. From your home in Brighton or Hove to your address in London, with no changes and no onward journey from the station.
- No cases to carry through stations or on the Underground.
- Your timetable, not the railway’s. Early starts and late returns are no problem.
- One price for the car, so two or more of you share it.
- Time to work or rest, with a seat to yourself, Wi-Fi and refreshments on board.
Thinking of driving yourself? Allow for the £18 congestion charge and the cost of parking in central London.
How Booking Works
- Book or ask for a quote. Book online for fixed-price journeys from Brighton and Hove, or request a quote from further afield. You can also call us any time.
- Confirmed in writing. The evening before, we send your vehicle details, your chauffeur’s name and their contact number.
- Collected at the right time. We will advise the right pickup time for your journey.
We accept all major credit cards, including American Express, and cash. Every car carries a card machine, and business accounts can be invoiced.
For the full London details, see Brighton to London transfers. Catching a Eurostar? See Brighton to St Pancras.
Brighton to London, £245 one way
One price, agreed in writing before you travel, up to four passengers. No meter, no surge, and the driver waits if you are running late.