Luxury private driver in Rennes

Most of our clients reach Rennes by train. The high-speed line puts the station about an hour and a half from Paris Montparnasse, which makes it the simplest way into Brittany for travellers flying into the Paris airports. Your driver waits at the agreed exit, north or south side, and takes care of your luggage all the way to the car.

Rennes Bretagne airport is in Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande, a few kilometres south-west of the centre. It handles scheduled flights as well as business aviation. The drive into the city is short; from the airport we also provide direct departures to Saint-Malo, Dinard, Mont-Saint-Michel or the south coast.

Rennes is home to a large share of Brittany’s economic activity. Meetings are spread between the historic centre, the station district, the Rennes Atalante technology park and neighbouring towns such as Cesson-Sévigné and Saint-Grégoire. The Couvent des Jacobins, a conference centre in the heart of the city, hosts conventions and trade shows all year round.

For a day with several stops, having a chauffeur at your disposal is the most flexible option: your driver waits at each meeting, your papers stay on board, and between two addresses you have a quiet place to make calls or work.

For distinguished guests, the prestige saloon, a Mercedes-Benz S-Class or BMW i7, offers the quiet and space of a private lounge. Your driver, in a dark suit, opens the door for you, stays in the background during the journey and keeps everything said on board to himself.

• Welcoming executives, clients and visitors from abroad
• Prestige saloon, S-Class or BMW i7, for your distinguished guests
• Shuttles between the station, hotels and the Couvent des Jacobins
• Direct journeys to Nantes, Brest, Caen or Paris

The centre of Rennes can be seen in a few hours: the Parliament of Brittany, the half-timbered houses around Place Sainte-Anne, the Lices market on Saturday mornings, the Thabor gardens. Your driver drops you as close as possible to the pedestrian streets and collects you where and when you choose.

Above all, Rennes is an ideal base. Mont-Saint-Michel is about an hour away by road, and so is Saint-Malo. To the west lies the forest of Brocéliande with its Arthurian legends; to the east, the castles of Vitré and Fougères, which once guarded the border of the duchy. Each of these outings fits into half a day or a full day, depending on how long you wish to spend.

After your request, you receive a written proposal setting out the times, the addresses and the vehicle. The day before, your driver confirms the arrangements. On the day, he is in place ahead of time, tracks your train or flight, and lets you know when he has arrived.

Everything is handled in English or in French. If you are arriving in Rennes for a longer stay in Brittany, the same driver can travel with you from town to town until you leave.

An American couple arrive on the late-morning train from Paris: a welcome at the station, lunch in town, then the drive to Saint-Malo, where they are staying three nights. A company hosts clients from abroad for two days: airport welcome, shuttles to the site in Cesson-Sévigné, dinner in the centre, return to the hotel.

A family want to see Mont-Saint-Michel without changing hotel: leaving Rennes at eight by van, the visit, lunch in Cancale, back by late afternoon. In each case the quote follows the programme point by point, and nothing is charged that has not been agreed.