Chauffeur Service Las Vegas Locations

Chauffeur Service Las Vegas provides chauffeured service across the Las Vegas Valley / Southern Nevada area.

Locations — Quick Facts

  • Executive Sedan from $130/hr
  • Executive SUV from $160/hr
  • Mercedes S-Class from $230/hr
  • Sprinter Van from $260/hr
  • LAS sedan flat rate: $160
  • LAS SUV flat rate: $200
  • 24/7 dispatch. No surge pricing.
  • Call: (725) 425-7412
  • Updated: July 2026

Henderson, NV

  • Henderson — Nevada's second-largest city, immediately southeast of the Strip. Master-planned residential communities, resort-casino corporate offices, and the region's primary private-aviation field (HND) inside city limits.

City of Las Vegas / unincorporated Clark County (split)

  • Summerlin — Master-planned community on the western edge of the valley, straddling the Las Vegas city line and unincorporated Clark County. Vegas's dominant 'white-collar' office and residential submarket, anchored by the Downtown Summerlin retail-and-office complex.

Paradise, NV (unincorporated Clark County)

  • Las Vegas Strip — The resort corridor along Las Vegas Blvd, 6 miles from Harry Reid International Airport: hotel arrivals, show and arena nights, convention days and dinner transfers, with pickups planned around each resort's own entrance.

City of Las Vegas

  • Downtown Las Vegas — Fremont Street, the government and courthouse district and the Arts District, north of the Strip beside the I-15/US-95/I-515 Spaghetti Bowl: business trips, court and county appointments, and nights out downtown.

Unincorporated Clark County (southwest valley)

  • Spring Valley & Enterprise — The fast-growing southwest valley west and south of the Strip along the I-215 Beltway, including the UnCommons office campus at 215 & Durango: residential pickups, office commutes and airport runs.

How the valley fits together

The Las Vegas Valley is wide and low, and most trips run along a handful of corridors. I-15 runs north to south past the Strip and Downtown. The I-215 Beltway loops around the south and west, linking Henderson, the southwest office corridor and Summerlin. US-95 runs from Downtown toward the northwest and Summerlin, and where it meets I-15 and I-515 near Downtown sits the Spaghetti Bowl, the valley's main traffic chokepoint.

That geography shapes every booking. A Strip-to-Summerlin run in the evening rush is planned differently from the same trip at midday, and a Henderson airport pickup uses different roads from a Downtown one. Dispatch checks the relevant corridor before each departure rather than assuming a fixed route.

Airports by area

Harry Reid International (LAS) serves every part of the valley and sits 6 miles from the Strip. For private flights, Henderson Executive Airport (HND) is the natural choice for Henderson and the southeast, and North Las Vegas Airport (VGT) for Downtown and the north and northwest.

Pricing across the valley

Point-to-point service starts at $160 in an Executive Sedan, $200 in an Executive SUV, $400 in a Mercedes S-Class and $710 in a Sprinter Van. Your exact price is quoted for your pickup and drop-off at booking and does not change afterwards. Hourly service, with a 3-hour minimum, suits days with several stops in different parts of the valley. See the rate card.

Service area questions

Which parts of the Las Vegas Valley do you serve?
The whole valley, including the Strip, Downtown and Fremont Street, Henderson and Green Valley, Summerlin, and Spring Valley and Enterprise. Pickups can be at resorts, homes, offices or private-aviation FBOs.
Does the price change depending on where I am picked up?
Point-to-point prices start at $160 in an Executive Sedan and are quoted for your exact pickup and drop-off at booking. Once confirmed, the price does not change with traffic or demand.
Which airport is closest to my area?
Harry Reid International (LAS) serves every area and is 6 miles from the Strip. For private flights, Henderson Executive (HND) is closest to Henderson and the southeast, and North Las Vegas Airport (VGT) is closest to Downtown and the north and northwest.
When is traffic worst across the valley?
Weekday rush windows are 6:30-8:30 AM and 4:00-6:30 PM. The I-15/US-95/I-515 Spaghetti Bowl is the main chokepoint, and the I-215 Beltway toward Henderson and Summerlin backs up hardest in the evening.