New York to Boston. And Back.

Private door-to-door chauffeur service between New York City and Massachusetts.

Boston & Massachusetts

Four hours you can actually use.

A shuttle to Boston is ninety minutes in the air and most of a day once you count both airports, security and ground transport at either end.

Driven door to door, it is one continuous journey in a quiet vehicle where calls and documents get done — in either direction.

Who Books It

Three kinds of Boston trip.

Business

Financial District to Back Bay.

Meetings in Boston without an airport at either end, and the return the same evening if the day allows.

Universities

Cambridge and Beacon Hill.

Harvard, MIT and the Boston campuses — move-in, parents’ weekends and end-of-term travel with luggage that fits.

The Cape & Islands

Onward from Boston.

Cape Cod, Hyannis and the ferry ports for Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, driven straight through.

Where We Go

Massachusetts, both ways.

Door-to-door service between New York City and Massachusetts.

Boston

Back Bay · Beacon Hill

Financial District · Seaport

South End

Cambridge & Brookline

Harvard · MIT

Brookline · Newton

Western Suburbs

Weston · Wellesley

Dover · Concord

Lincoln · Lexington

North Shore

Marblehead · Manchester-by-the-Sea

Beverly · Ipswich

Cape & Islands

Cape Cod · Hyannis

Woods Hole · Falmouth

Ferry connections

Airports

Logan (BOS)

Hanscom Field (BED)

JFK · LaGuardia · Newark · Teterboro

Timing

About four hours.

New York to Boston is roughly four hours door to door, depending on I-95 or the Merritt Parkway, Hartford traffic and the hour of departure. Friday afternoons in both directions run longer.

Departure timing is planned around conditions on the day, in both directions.

What’s Included

One journey, start to finish.

Everything below is standard on a Boston & Massachusetts reservation.

One chauffeur and vehicle for the entire journey, both directions
Door-to-door from your address to your destination
Tolls and route planning included
Rate confirmed before you travel
Same-day returns and overnight waits arranged
24/7 reservations and dispatch

Vehicles

Comfort matters on a long run.

On a four-hour run, comfort decides the vehicle. A First Class Sedan or First Class SUV is the recommended choice. A Premium SUV at 6 passengers and 5 bags suits families and university moves, and an Executive Sprinter carries fourteen.

Questions

Boston & Massachusetts service, explained.

How long does it take to drive from New York to Boston?

Roughly four hours door to door, depending on the route, Hartford traffic and time of departure. Friday afternoons run longer in both directions.

Do you drive from Boston back to New York City?

Yes. Service runs in both directions and both legs can be booked together, including same-day returns.

Is driving to Boston better than flying?

Door-to-door time is often comparable once airport arrival, security, boarding and ground transport at both ends are counted — and the driving hours are usable for work.

Do you serve Cambridge and the universities?

Yes. Harvard, MIT and the Boston campuses are served, including move-in, parents’ weekends and end-of-term travel.

Can you continue to Cape Cod or the ferry ports?

Yes. Hyannis, Woods Hole and Falmouth are served for onward travel to Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket.

Do you serve Logan Airport and Hanscom Field?

Yes. Both are served, in either direction, along with New York area airports from Massachusetts addresses.

Which Massachusetts towns do you serve?

Boston, Cambridge, Brookline, Newton, Weston, Wellesley, Dover, Concord, Lincoln, Lexington, the North Shore and Cape Cod.

Can the chauffeur wait in Boston and drive us back?

Yes. Same-day returns and overnight waits are arranged and quoted with the outbound journey.

NYC to Boston & Massachusetts Car Service

Private long-distance chauffeur service to Massachusetts.

Manhattan Black Car Service provides private car service between New York City and Massachusetts in both directions — Boston including Back Bay, Beacon Hill, the Financial District and Seaport, plus Cambridge, Brookline, Newton, Weston, Wellesley, Dover, Concord, Lexington, the North Shore, and Cape Cod including Hyannis, Woods Hole and Falmouth. Airport connections include Logan, Hanscom Field, JFK, LaGuardia, Newark and Teterboro.

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