I booked a car here 5 months ago over the summer confirming the payment on the dot of seeing the…read morevehicle for a winter wedding. Firstly, it took the firm 3 months to send me an invoice and I repeatedly phoned the firm to send over an invoice for the deposit. They promised us the vehicle would arrive 15mins early from the scheduled timed at the pick-up location and unfortunately it was an hour late due to a punctured tyre. However, when the car arrived at the house it wasn't cleaned externally and the ribbon wasn't placed from the car when it arrived to pick up the bride and the driver made the excuse "The ribbon had fallen under the car whilst the tyre was being replaced" which is a rather odd excuse to make. We were promised the car would arrive 15mins before the scheduled pick up time and the car would arrive with a ribbon. Unfortunately, neither of these 2 things happened and the entire party was delayed by 1 hour. When the vehicle arrived at the venue all four tyres looked to be in good condition and it didn't look like the punctured tyre had been replaced. Considering the tyres of this vehicle are huge and it seemed the driver was unpunctual for his shift. From an automotive engineering background who runs an automotive mechanics garage those tyres on the vehicle didn't look to be replaced because all four tyres were in mint condition and not a single tyre looked dirty considering most spare tyres are. I relied heavily on the driver for being punctual but unfortunately the driver delayed us for obvious reasons by leaving late and picking up the bride over an hour late and delaying the guests waiting time. Very disappointing experience!

Warwick Avenue is on the Bakerloo, the first station north of Paddington towards Queens Park. It is…read morein Travelcard Zone 2 and has automated ticket vending machines, Oyster readers and a ticket barricade. An odd station with no buildings at street level, it is accessed first by stairs (which were helpfully covered on this particularly rainy day) to the ticketing level and then escalators down to the platform level. Warwick Avenue is a part of London called "Little Venice" so of course there is a waterbus service that runs from nearby to the London Zoo and Camden Lock. Note that there is a Boris bike stand just across the street.

Nice little station…read more Great staff. Very helpful and friendly.

Now you've Maida me want to write this review so here it is…read more It was always a little bit hard to get down to Maida Vale for me and always a little bit romantic because it was so close to Paddington Station, and I used to wander these streets looking for places to buy sexy videos, especially one night when I was 12 or 13 years old. Lots of great memories although not the most heart and soul filled neighbuorhood to any degree, but also has some great attractions nearby which is impossible not to love. And it's gorgeous... one of the prettiest.

A lovely Bakerloo station between Warwick Avenue and Kilburn Park (north of Baker Street), the…read moreMaida Vale surface building is quite nice to look at. I learned later that it's actually a "listed" building and won a National Railway Heritage Award. The Wikipedia entry goes on to mention that it's been in a couple of movies, a TV show and even a music video. No step-free access. There is a flight of stairs down from the street level to the ticketing level and then an escalator down to the platform level. There is a staffed ticket booth and automated ticket vending machines as well as Oyster readers and ticket barricades.

They are hit or miss. I've had the most helpful and professional drivers using this company....and…read moreI've had the complete opposite. Most times they have a car available very quickly after I book which is a plus but I don't always call them first anymore because of their inconsistancy.

Awful customer service. Booked a taxi and was told it would be there in 15 minutes. We were left…read morestanding in the freezing cold for another 25 minutes. No contact from the company to update us. Only after 15 do they decide to send a taxi that isn't stuck in traffic. Rang up to complain and got called 'mate' repeatedly, despite having asked them to call me 'sir', since I was making a formal complaint! Wouldn't pass me on to a manager. Eventually get a text addressing me with the wrong name ('Helen' rather than 'Callum'...) saying 'your car is just around the corner' but still had to wait. Driver wouldn't set off until we'd paid the fare in full in advance, which no one in the right mind would do. They threatened to call the police when we refused, so we got out of the taxi, still not having moved an inch, and hailed a black cab. Cost us twice the price, but at least it was service with a smile.

This post is about the HE in general…read more One of the reasons I like lhr is this Heathrow Express, a direct light rail that takes all but 15 minutes to Paddington Station in the city. I purchased tickets in advance, £10 one way (£25 on the spot). They're on time. The interior is clean. The seats are comfortable, although a little old, with charging ports.

Five stars for the convenience, three stars because of the price -- averaged together, that makes a…read moresolid four stars for the Heathrow Express train! This is by far the most convenient option from London proper to Heathrow Airport, but you'll pay for that convenience. Where you could reach the airport via a local train for much less, shell out the 20 - 25 pounds per person and you can ride on a direct train with zero stops. The train runs nonstop from Paddington Station, which is easily accessible by Tube. It leaves roughly every 15 to 30 minutes, but there are frequently closures and delays so make sure you allow plenty of time for your journey. In the 4 times I've used this service, twice it's been cancelled and I had to take the regular local train, so be aware. The train stops at Heathrow but the walk from the station to the terminal is quite far (allow at least 20 minutes, and even longer if you are slow or have a ton of bags). Also make SURE that you keep your ticket out because you have to scan in AND out once you reach LHR station. The train itself is nothing fancy, but they have free wi-fi and luggage racks for the short journey. The seats are comfy enough. They often run specials, so make sure you check our their website. Sometimes there are deals if you buy group tickets and it's cheaper if you purchase your tickets far in advance. This is the easiest option to get from the city to LHR by a mile.

I have used Maxwell cars for several transfers and have always found the drivers to be extremely…read moreprofessional and dependable. The fleet of cars and people carriers I have ridden in have been immaculate inside and out. Whether a last minute reservation or far in advance, Cathy has always been extremely helpful and courteous on the phone - even when I have called her in the wee hours of the morning, forgetting about the time difference. Oops!

Maxwell ChauffeurDrive is top of the line! The day before my trip I made a last minute appointment…read morewith Maxwell ChauffeurDrive. I had a long layover in London and needed to get to Gatwick airport for my next flight. In between I decided I wanted to see some sights get some fish and chips and then get dropped off at Gatwick. Howard (the owner) was able to accommodate me and my guest without a problem. He got me a quote quickly and let me know a driver would be waiting for me at the airport. Alf came to pick us up in an immaculate S 550 sedan. He gave us a great tour of some of the sights in the city, and had great historical facts and stories to go along with every sight. His passion for the city really brought the trip to life. This layover could have easily been wasted time, but thanks to Alf and Howard it started our trip off perfectly! If you are looking for a top of the line Limo Service in London you've found it right here!