SW19 · SW20 · South West London
For two weeks each summer, Wimbledon becomes one of the most watched places on Earth, half a million people passing through a suburban corner of SW19 to watch the oldest tennis tournament in the world, played under a dress code so strict it specifies shades of white. For the other fifty weeks, it reverts to something considerably quieter: a genuine village high street, a common large enough to lose an afternoon in, and a windmill where Robert Baden-Powell wrote part of Scouting for Boys in 1908. A Chauffeur Service Wimbledon relies on has to be equally competent at both versions, since neither one gives you much warning about which week it’s going to be.
From the Mercedes S-Class for everyday journeys to the Rolls-Royce Phantom for special occasions. Full pricing for every vehicle is below.
Road closures, resident parking suspensions and a wall of pedestrian traffic around Church Road turn a normally simple SW19 booking into something that needs planning days in advance during Championship fortnight. Outside those two weeks, the same address is a five-minute job. We treat the calendar as seriously as the postcode.
Most of Wimbledon’s character sits well away from the tennis entirely, in a genuine village core that predates the Championships by centuries. We know both worlds and treat each address individually rather than assuming everything in SW19 revolves around Church Road.
Church Road
Home of the world's oldest tennis championship, still governed by a strict all-white dress code.
Wimbledon Village
A country house hotel bordering the Common, with its own genuinely landscaped gardens.
High Street
A proper village high street of independent shops, a world away from the tournament crowds nearby.
High Street
A long-standing coaching inn turned pub, right at the heart of the Village.
SW19
Nearly 460 acres of genuinely open parkland, home to a windmill with an unlikely literary history.
The Broadway
An Edwardian theatre still hosting touring West End productions today.
Fixed before you travel, whatever the calendar is doing to Church Road that week, whether you’re headed into central London or across to Chelsea.
| Destination | Estimated Time | Indicative Price |
|---|---|---|
| Heathrow Airport | 40 min | from £70 |
| Gatwick Airport | 45 min | from £80 |
| City of London | 40 min | from £55 |
| Canary Wharf | 50 min | from £65 |
| Mayfair | 35 min | from £50 |
| London City Airport | 50 min | from £65 |
The Championships began in 1877, organised by a club whose full name, the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, still quietly admits that tennis was originally the secondary sport. The all-white dress code is enforced with a specificity that surprises most first-time spectators: not just white, but a shade of white defined precisely enough that a single coloured trim in the wrong place can mean a player is asked to change before taking the court. Full current details of the rule are published directly by Wimbledon.com.
Wimbledon Common keeps a stranger story than most people expect from a suburban park. Robert Baden-Powell, a decade after founding the Scout Movement, stayed at the windmill on the Common in 1908 and used the time to write part of Scouting for Boys, the book that gave the organisation its founding text. The windmill still stands, now a small museum, entirely unconnected to the tennis a short walk away.
One fixed number, agreed before you travel, even during the two weeks that change everything.
Business Class
4 Passengers · 2 Large Suitcases
One Way from £140
Hourly London Rate £72
Outside London Rate £100
20% VAT INCLUDED
Business MPV
6-7 Passengers · 6 Large Suitcases
One Way from £170
Hourly London Rate £90
Outside London Rate £144
20% VAT INCLUDED
First Class
3 Passengers · 2 Large Suitcases
One Way from £180
Hourly London Rate £108
Outside London Rate £154
20% VAT INCLUDED
First Class
3 Passengers · 2 Large Suitcases
One Way from £180
Hourly London Rate £108
Outside London Rate £154
20% VAT INCLUDED
Luxury SUV
3 Passengers · 2 Large Suitcases
One Way from £350
Hourly London Rate £140
Outside London Rate £200
20% VAT INCLUDED
Super-Luxury
3 Passengers · 2 Large Suitcases
One Way from £850
Hourly London Rate £300
Outside London Rate £450
20% VAT INCLUDED
Super-Luxury
3 Passengers · 2 Large Suitcases
One Way from £850
Hourly London Rate £300
Outside London Rate £450
20% VAT INCLUDED
Super-Luxury SUV
3 Passengers · 2 Large Suitcases
One Way from £1000
Hourly London Rate £400
Outside London Rate £600
20% VAT INCLUDED
Super-Luxury SUV
3 Passengers · 2 Large Suitcases
One Way from £1000
Hourly London Rate £400
Outside London Rate £600
20% VAT INCLUDED
Heathrow and Gatwick both sit within genuinely easy reach, a real advantage for visitors combining a Wimbledon stay with international travel. Every flight is tracked automatically.
| Airport | Distance | Journey Time | Indicative Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heathrow Airport (LHR) | 13 miles | 40–55 min | from £70 |
| Gatwick Airport (LGW) | 20 miles | 45–60 min | from £80 |
| London City Airport (LCY) | 16 miles | 50–65 min | from £65 |
| Stansted Airport (STN) | 45 miles | 75–95 min | from £115 |
| Luton Airport (LTN) | 35 miles | 65–85 min | from £105 |
Roads around the All England Club close to general traffic days before play begins, and resident parking suspensions extend well beyond what most visitors expect. We plan Championship fortnight bookings around the published road closure schedule rather than a normal SW19 estimate, and confirm a drop-off point that’s actually walkable to your gate once the closures are in effect.
For hospitality guests and corporate bookings across the tournament, we can arrange recurring transport for the full fortnight, with the same driver where possible for a group attending across multiple days. Many corporate hospitality bookings run through a standing Chauffeur Service Wimbledon account for simpler billing across the fortnight.
Local journeys start from around £30, with airport transfers between £65 and £115 depending on the airport. The price is fixed before you travel.
No, your price is fixed and agreed before you travel, even during the two weeks when demand is highest.
Yes, we confirm a drop-off point that’s genuinely walkable to your gate once the road closures are in effect, rather than guessing.
Yes, drivers are equally familiar with the Village and the Common the rest of the year, not just Church Road during the Championships.
Wimbledon sits outside the central Congestion Charge zone, so this typically doesn’t apply, though we’ll confirm for journeys crossing into it.
Yes, we can arrange recurring transport with the same driver where possible for a group attending across multiple days.
Fixed prices, Championship fortnight planned properly, and a driver who knows both versions of SW19.
