5 doors · 4 seats
2 vehicles
Rolls-Royce hire in London
Phantom, Ghost, Cullinan, Wraith and Dawn — chauffeured, or self-drive on the stricter terms.
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A Rolls-Royce hire is settled long before the day: the hour, the address, and whether a Phantom fits the approach.
5 doors · 5 seats
Which one to take
Which Rolls-Royce, and how it is hired
A Rolls-Royce is hired for the twenty seconds somebody gets out of it. Everything else about the day is logistics, and the logistics are ours.
Five cars, and they are not interchangeable. The Phantom is the one people picture: the long wheelbase, the rear doors that close on a button, the car for a wedding where the photographs matter more than the drive. The Ghost is the same idea at a scale that fits a London street, and it is the one most often booked for a whole day. The Cullinan carries four or five people and their luggage and will still go down a farm track. The Wraith is the coupé, and the Dawn is the convertible, which in this country is a decision about the forecast.
Weddings are the most common reason people ring, and the wedding page covers what is included. Otherwise it is chauffeured, with a driver who has done the venue before, or self-drive if you meet the terms.
Self-drive on these cars sits in the stricter eligibility tier — 30 to 70, with a licence held five years — so ask before you plan around it. Delivered to an address in London or to any London airport. The phone is answered Monday to Saturday, 06:00 to 23:00.
Ways to hire
What people hire a Rolls-Royce for.
Wedding
Chauffeur-driven as standard, ribboned in your colour and valeted that morning.
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Chauffeur
Amazing to rent and be used with a chauffeur.
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Airport transfer
Booked against the flight number, not the timetable.
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Corporate
Monthly invoicing, a named account manager, cars where your offices are.
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Multilingual chauffeurs, discreet vehicles, delivered to your hotel.
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Self-drive / Prestige
The keys, the whole fleet, from Battersea or Heathrow.
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Film & production
Hero cars, picture doubles and unit moves, insured for the shoot.
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Long-term / monthly
A month or a year, swapped whenever you want something else.
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20 years of Rolls-Royce hire, in London.
20 years in London
Prestige and luxury hire here since 2006. Long enough that most of the awkward questions have been asked before yours.
One inclusive figure
VAT, the daily mileage allowance and delivery across London are already inside the Rolls-Royce quote. Nothing is added on the day.
Delivered valeted, to you
To your door or any London airport, at the time you choose. Free anywhere in London.
Insurance as standard
Comprehensive cover on every hire. The excess, and any optional cover, are set out before you collect.
Free cancellation to 48 hours
Change or cancel free of charge up to 48 hours before your pick-up. No fee, and no explanation asked for.
A person answers the phone
06:00 to 23:00, Monday to Saturday, and Sunday by appointment.
Before you book
Questions we are asked about Rolls-Royce hire.
Anything else, call us. A person picks up, 06:00 to 23:00, Monday to Saturday. +44 207 046 0048
Start with how long you need the car and how many people are travelling in it. If it is standing outside a church, a hotel or a party for a fixed hour, and two people get in and out of the back of it, the Phantom is the car that exists for exactly that. If it is a full day of appointments across town, take the Ghost: the shorter car is less work at every entrance, kerb and car park you will use. And if the luggage is the problem rather than the arrival, neither is the answer and the Cullinan is.
Largely, yes, and it is worth settling when you book rather than on the morning. The Dawn is the only open Rolls-Royce of the five, and the Wraith is the coupé beside it, so a February wedding or a long motorway run is usually the Wraith rather than the Dawn with the hood up. The doors matter more than people expect, as well: if guests are getting in and out of the back all day, the Ghost or the Phantom is the easier car to hire. Say whether the roof or the doors matter more and the choice makes itself.
Usually, and it is a question to ask now rather than at the gate. The Phantom is a long car, and a gated mews, a narrow lane, a low car park entrance or a gravel turning circle all decide where it can stand and how it gets out again. Send the address with the enquiry and we check the approach before the day, along with where the car waits between the ceremony and the photographs. Where a Phantom is genuinely tight, the Ghost is shorter and the Cullinan sits higher, and both wear the same badge in the pictures.
The trips the other four are not built for. It is the Rolls-Royce with four-wheel drive, five seats and a boot that takes the cases, so it goes out for airport runs, country house weekends and shoots rather than for one hour outside a church. If the road runs out, say so when you book, so where the car may be driven is agreed in writing rather than assumed. It is the only Rolls-Royce listed on our 4x4 page, and it belongs there. Chauffeured or self-drive, like the rest of the marque.
