Hotel & residential. The house car, supplied.
House cars for hotels and compounds, on call for guests and residents at the door.
The service, in detail
Hotel limousine service in Riyadh, Jeddah and beyond
A hotel limousine service in Riyadh or Jeddah should feel like the hotel's own car, because that is what it is. CHAUFFIQ stands chauffeured cars at your door under your name, with the same chauffeurs assigned to the property every day rather than drawn from a pool each morning.
Guests book at reception or directly with us, whichever you prefer. Concierge teams work through one direct line, and airport pickups, dinner runs, shopping trips and late departures all draw on the same cars and the same standard.
Serviced residences and residential compounds run the same way; only the front desk changes. Where the property stands changes more, so Riyadh and Jeddah each have a page of their own.
The house carFor hotels and their guests
A hotel chauffeur on the forecourt through the day, or cars on call as bookings come in. The arrangement follows the property's rhythm: the Thursday evening rush, the Sunday morning airport run, the week the whole floor is one delegation.
Your guests see a clean car, a chauffeur who speaks English and Arabic, and a door that opens as they reach it. The coordination behind that is ours to carry, and it is billed monthly to the property.
Guests arriving by air are met inside the terminal, not at the kerb, on an airport transfer with the flight tracked. Guests who want the car for the whole day simply keep it by the hour.
The door, already openThe cities where a house car stands
A hotel limousine service runs the same way in every city; what changes is the road around it. Riyadh runs on Olaya, the Financial District and the Diplomatic Quarter, with the compounds behind them.
Jeddah runs on a Corniche roughly thirty kilometres long, from Al Rawdah and Ash Shati out to Obhur. Give us the property's address and we quote the guest runs it actually makes.
In the Eastern Province, Dammam covers the city's hotels and the corporate estate at Dhahran, with Al Khobar's Corniche properties and Half Moon Bay beside them.
The forecourtFor compounds, residences and household staff
A residential compound keeps a car on call for the household: school runs, offices, airports and appointments, on schedule. The same chauffeur returns, learns the routine, and the household stops thinking about cars at all.
Compound programmes also run as a timed loop, moving residents together rather than as separate bookings, with daily staff transportation alongside where a property needs both. Sedans to Sprinters reach your driveway in minutes.
A standing account runs by the day, the week or the month, on one invoice. Companies housing staff in a compound usually put the whole arrangement on a corporate account with its own coordinator.
The compound shuttleWhat the property actually gets
A named chauffeur team, a direct line to your coordinator, and a dispatch room that answers at two in the morning as readily as at two in the afternoon. Every car is GPS-tracked and every journey followed live.
The cars are the same late-model fleet that carries our corporate work, detailed and sanitized between every client, and every vehicle and passenger is fully insured, Kingdom-wide. That is the CHAUFFIQ Standard, whichever name is on the car.
The cabin is stocked before every trip: chilled glass-bottled water, Wi-Fi, chargers for both phone types, and Arabic coffee and dates on request. For a property judged on the last ten minutes of a stay, those are the ten minutes.
At the door
The guest, already seatedThe welcome Hospitality
The lobby, continued.
A guest does not stop being a guest at the door. The car keeps the property's manners: the temperature already right, glass-bottled water where the house would place it, a greeting that matches the front desk.
For the desk it is one line to call and one monthly invoice. For the guest it is the hotel, still happening.
Held daily The standard
Every journey, one standard.
On Call
Booked as needed or held at the door, around the clock.
The Same Faces
Returning chauffeurs who learn the property and the routine.
One Line
Concierge and household bookings through one direct contact.
One Standard
The same cars and chauffeurs that carry our corporate work.
The standing carThe cars For this work
The car that stands at your door.
A house car is chosen once and then kept. We match it to the property, and the same cars and the same faces come back.
- Sedans
Dinner runs, offices and the airport. Mercedes S-Class, BMW 7 Series or Lexus ES.
- SUVs
Families and guests with full luggage: Escalade, Yukon, Tahoe or Mercedes Vito.
- Vans & Coaches
A compound loop or a floor leaving together: Staria, Hiace, Sprinter or Coaster.
Not sure which? Send the plan and we will say.
Before you ask Hotel & Residential
Asked, answered.
Yes. Concierge desks book through one direct line, and the car is at the door when the guest reaches it. Regular properties get a standing arrangement.
Yes. A car and chauffeur can hold at the property by the hour or the day, taking journeys as they come.
Yes. Residential arrangements run across Riyadh and its compounds, with regular routes and returning chauffeurs.
A standing arrangement in which chauffeured cars stand at a property's door as the property's own. A named chauffeur team is assigned to the hotel or compound, the concierge books through one direct line, and the guest sees a house car rather than a booking.
Either, whichever the property prefers. Some properties route everything through the concierge desk so it appears on the guest folio; others hand the guest the number. The arrangement is set up whichever way you want it.
Yes, on a timed loop rather than as individual bookings, and daily staff transportation alongside it where a property needs both.
Yes. Standing arrangements run by the day, the week or the month, on one account where that suits the property.
Wherever the schedule allows, yes. A named team is assigned to the property, so the chauffeurs learn the building, the entrances and the routine rather than arriving cold each morning.