What a wonderful evening! Stephane was the perfect chauffer. He led us to all the amazing sights,…read morekindly answering our many questions. Our tour around Paris was not only beautiful, but informative as well. The car was also perfect, inside and out. I will definitely recommend Stephane to friends and family.

Traveling through Paris felt first-class thanks to Stéphane and Do. Their flexibility was unmatched…read more-- extending trips when needed, adjusting on the fly, and making sure we never missed a reservation or experience. From private transfers to Disneyland Paris to squeezing in a last-minute visit to the Louvre, they handled it all with professionalism and care. Our luggage was loaded and ready without us lifting a finger. If you're planning to truly experience Paris in comfort, this is the only way to do it. Worth every euro.

I stood in line and waited for a taxi to take me from CDG Airport to downtown Paris. The driver…read moredidn't say anything to me during the trip but was efficient, and the car was very clean. There was heavy traffic but he did a great job getting me to my destination. At the end, the fare was what was agreed upon before we started and he wished me a nice day in French.

Delivered everything I needed: Ride for 3 from Montmartre…read moreto CDG for 65€ all included. Driver was on time, cordial, and loaded all our bags in the trunk. He was dressed professionally, and his driving matched, we felt very safe. They came with baby and toddler seats at the ready, as requested. They scored big bonus points with my 2yo for also bringing a stuffed animal to cuddle for the drive. The car was a 7 seat minivan, clean, and plenty comfortable. We confirmed all the details via SMS text message, which I appreciate. I have a written record of everything and there's no chance of misunderstanding. There was only one small issue: the credit card reader had a dead battery and we had to wait around for 7 minutes at the airport while we waited for it to recharge from the cigarette socket. The driver was very apologetic and we understand things like this can happen. I would definitely book with them again.

Used Inter Service twice while in Paris. They picked us up at Only Airport and took us to Charles…read moreDe Gaulle airport to connect with an additional flight we had booked. The driver was awaiting us with a name board as we exited Customs. The driver was professional, the vehicle was clean. The driver spoke a little English which was comforting. We also used Inter Service to pick us up at our hotel in St Michel and return to Orly Airport for the flight home. The driver arrived at our hotel 10 minutes EARLY! Once again very professional and nice clean Volkswagen van. On time, professional and reasonably priced.

This company picked us up from the airport and took us to our hotel (which was about 30 minutes…read morefrom the airport). They also helped take us to the airport (which was at 3 a.m.!). The driver was very professional , courteous and prompt. We will recommend people use them if they go to Paris...or even when we come back! Thank you!

I had a 10h layover in Paris and used abitransport to and from my hotel overnight. It was the…read moreeasiest airport transfer I have had and they had great communication. Highly recommend.

Very good service. Pickup on time. Driver pleasant and courteous. Drove from Best Western in Rouen…read moreto Charles DE Galle airport in Paris.

This is the official organization who run the Paris Metro. They are not the RER who run the…read moretrains. The trains go out of Paris to places like the airports and Disneyland. The Metro run by the RATP is the system that most visitors encounter and use. The RATP manages 16 subway lines and over 300 stations on the Metro. There are 4.5 million people riding it per day. No doubt 90% of them are riding it for free through some resident social welfare program. That is why the cost to ride the Metro is so damn high for the rest of the world's population. Some of the stations are like garbage dumps or ghetto alleyways. Others are as clean as operating rooms. Even with a muti-day pass (Paris Visite - 1, 2, 3 and 5 day) expect to pay $10-12 per day depending on the number of days. http://www.ratp.fr/en/ratp/c_22088/parisvisite-presentation/ Caution: multi-day passes are not useful from day to day from the hour you bought it. Example: if you buy a 2 day on Monday at 4 pm, it will expire at 5:30 am on Wednesday rather than Wednesday at 4 pm. That makes buying your multi-day metro card early in the morning, very important. One can buy individual tickets or a book of ten passes. The real deal is a Mobilis pass http://www.transilien.com/web/site/accueil/guide-du-voyageur/billets-tarifs/billets-abonnements/Mobilis/lang/en because it is for the whole day and costs about $10 for zones 1-3 (just like the Paris Visite pass) and it actually costs a wee bit less than the Paris Visite pass. Caution: none of these passes are sold at the ticket machines, they are only sold at ticket kiosks. The Metro website is sometimes helpful. http://www.ratp.fr/ Caution: none of these passes on the Metro will get you to or from the airports. Those are purchased from a real human being in a ticket kiosk at major stations. They are about $25 per person. Caution: none of the Metro passes will get you on a bus. Bus passes are more expensive, but you can pay when you get on a bus.

Be prepared to encounter scents you never dreamed of in your wildest and most terrifying…read morenightmares. Typical fair is a mixture of rotting vegetables, piss, vomit, European vagrancy, and if you're lucky strong ethnic spices such a cumin. The Paris metro will get you from point A to point B...whilst you are pressed firmly against the greasy window of a metro car by a large Nigerian woman or perhaps a sweaty businessman along with a horde of other passengers. During rush hour, pray for a mass exodus at your stop, otherwise you will have to worm your way into the ever packed cars. When it's not rush hour, you may be able to get a seat, most likely stained with years of ballsweat and gum. The train does come, typically before too long, so it does serve a purpose and will transport you, however I think it is extremely sub par for a city of Paris' size. If you throw away or misplace your ticket after passing through the turnstile, and have the misfortune of running into one of the gestapo-esque "controllers", pray to whatever god you believe in because they will have no mercy on your soul. Keep your ticket with you. Some stations are cleaner than others... the "other" stations are like your very own trip to Mogadishu. Expect to be robbed and propositioned for hashish and cocaine amongst other narcotics and services. One of the major downfalls of this system is that it is not 24/7.... no wonder people say Paris' nightlife is dead! It closes at some unheard of hour on weekdays, 12 or something, and just 1:30 or 2am on weekends. The RATP will provide as little service as possible, with widespread delays due to people offing themselves out of sheer disgust and hopelessness, whilst looking to achieve maximum profit. So next time you find yourself in Paris needing to cross the city, mentally prepare yourself, you're in for one hell of a ride.