FAQ
Mayfair & St James's — common questions
Can drivers collect from clubs and restaurants without announcing the passenger?
Yes — that's the house style. Drivers position just before the agreed time at the door the venue prefers, confirm by message rather than by calling a name on the pavement, and pull forward as the passenger appears.
Can you run an LP visit end to end on the fund's account?
Yes — airport name-board arrival, hotel transfers, office and dinner runs and the departure leg all sit in one booking reference on the fund's account, with no payment moment anywhere near the guest and one coded line at month-end.
How discreet can bookings be made?
Very — sensitive engagements run under initials or codenames on need-to-know booking records, in unbranded cars with confidentiality-signed drivers. The full protocols are on our discreet service page and apply to any W1 booking on request.
Can one account cover both fund and household journeys?
Yes — business journeys are coded to the fund and household journeys to the family's ledger, under the same driver pool and the same protocols, producing two clean invoices from one relationship.
Do you know the parking and waiting rules around the squares?
Working knowledge, refreshed daily — where a car can legally hold on Curzon Street or Berkeley Square, which kerbs are diplomatic or residents-only, and the venue-by-venue collection preferences that keep everything smooth and silent.
What does a dedicated car for a fundraise day cost?
Dedicated roadshow cars run from £400 per day for an Executive and £560 for an S-Class, including the driver, waiting at every stop and dispatcher oversight — fixed at booking and coded to the raise.
