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Ma Tau Wai Rd, Hung Hom, Hong Kong

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Type Vendor Rate Our Rate
Hourly HKD 605.00 HKD 550.00Book Now
Airport Transfer HKD 1,100.00 HKD 1,000.00Book Now

Vehicle Description

Whether this 3 passenger Mercedes S-Class Sedan will fit your highest expectations. Mercedes S-Class Sedan features Maximum number of passengers 3 , Maximum number of baggage 3 and Leather seats and lots of leg room. This vehicle is well-maintained and always neat interior. The chauffeur is save speaks fluent English and willing to please every request. Your satisfaction is our main concern so we will get you to your destination and back at the reasonable cost. So relax and enjoy the ride!

Vehicle Amenities

  • Maximum number of passengers 3
  • Maximum number of baggage 3
  • Leather seats
  • Air-conditioning for backseat passengers available

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Mercedes S-Class Sedan can be used for pick-up and drop-off services in the following airports in New Territories, Hong Kong:

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Mercedes S-Class Sedan can be used for private chauffeured transfers in the following hotels in New Territories, Hong Kong:

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