Comfort saloon
Mercedes-Benz E-Class
The standard choice for one or two passengers. Boot space for two cabin bags and two hold cases.
3passengers
2bags
Four vehicles, one standard of upkeep.
From the business saloon to the sixteen-seat minibus. Each class answers a specific use, and we will point you to the right one.
Flagship limousine
Mercedes-Benz S-Class
For journeys where the car is part of the message: client pick-ups, board-level travel, formal evenings.
3passengers
2bags
First-class van
Mercedes-Benz V-Class
Seven individual seats and a boot that swallows ski bags. Our most requested vehicle for resort transfers.
7passengers
7bags
Luxury configuration
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
For groups, conferences and event shuttles. A properly finished interior, not a coach.
17passengers
16bags
How to choose
The deciding factor is almost never the number of passengers, it is the volume of luggage. Two people coming off a long-haul flight with four hold cases are cramped in a saloon. Three people with no luggage are perfectly comfortable in one.
For a winter resort transfer, always count one class up: ski bags and equipment holdalls each take the space of two suitcases.
What the V-Class changes
On mountain journeys the V-Class is our most requested vehicle, and not only for its capacity. Six individual seats, a sliding side door and a boot that swallows equipment: over two hours of hairpins, the difference in comfort is obvious. Its rate sits between the E-Class and the S-Class.
Upkeep and cleanliness
Vehicles are cleaned inside between every long journey and serviced through the main dealer network. Water is available on board, as are charging points. A car that is not presentable does not go out.
Capacities are a guide. If your group sits on the edge of a class, call us. We would rather put you in the larger vehicle than watch you travel badly.
Frequently asked questions
Which vehicle for four people with luggage?
The V-Class. A saloon takes three passengers and two hold cases. Beyond that comfort drops noticeably, particularly on a mountain route.
Is the V-Class more expensive than the S-Class?
No. The V-Class sits between the E-Class and the S-Class. On a transfer to Verbier, that is CHF 530 in the E-Class, CHF 580 in the V-Class and CHF 730 in the S-Class.
Are child seats available?
Yes, on request and at no extra cost. Give us the children's ages and weights when booking.
Can I request a specific car?
You book a class, not a named vehicle. If the class you booked is unavailable, we upgrade you at no extra cost.
Tell us the time and the place. We will be there.
Confirmation within minutes, at any hour. Firm rate given before you commit to anything.