Chauffeur service in Burlington: the waterfront, Spencer Smith Park, the Royal Botanical Gardens and the QEW-403 junction by the hour

Burlington, where the highways meet the lake

Burlington is the city of two hundred thousand at the western end of Lake Ontario where the QEW, the 403 and the 407 meet - the Freeman interchange that every Toronto-to-Niagara and Toronto-to-Hamilton drive passes through - with a downtown waterfront that the city rebuilt around Spencer Smith Park and the Brant Street pier, Brant Street's restaurants and the Burlington Performing Arts Centre, the Royal Botanical Gardens' twenty-seven hundred acres across the Aldershot line with Hamilton, Joseph Brant Hospital on the lake, the head offices of the QEW and North Service Road business parks, Mapleview Centre at the QEW and Maple, the escarpment's Mount Nemo and the villages of Lowville and Kilbride, the Burlington Golf and Country Club on the lake, and the waterfront's wedding venues. A chauffeured Burlington booking is a household's standing arrangement in Roseland or Shoreacres, a corporate day along the QEW, a waterfront wedding, a Brant Street evening, a medical block at Joseph Brant, a Pearson run up the 403 and the 407, or the Hamilton airport run twenty-five minutes down the 403; the pillar page explains the hourly product and this page is the city.

The waterfront, Spencer Smith Park and Brant Street

Spencer Smith Park's lakefront promenade and the Brant Street pier, the Waterfront Hotel and the Pearle Hotel and Spa, the Burlington Performing Arts Centre on Locust Street, Brant Street's restaurants from the Pepperwood to the Spencer's at the Waterfront to the Martini House, the Art Gallery of Burlington on Lakeshore, and the festivals - the Sound of Music Festival in June, the Ribfest on Labour Day weekend, the Canada Day fireworks over the lake, the Festival of Lights in December - fill the waterfront and the desk's Burlington evenings: an evening booking of four hours covers dinner on Brant and a Performing Arts Centre show with the car on Locust or Elgin, the festival weekends close Lakeshore Road and the chauffeur drops on Brant or Pearl and walks the family in, and the Sound of Music Festival is the June weekend the SUVs are all downtown.

The Royal Botanical Gardens, and the wedding

The Royal Botanical Gardens - the largest botanical garden in Canada, its Rock Garden and its Hendrie Park rose garden and its Laking Garden of irises, its Arboretum's lilacs in May, Cootes Paradise's marsh and trails, the RBG Centre on Plains Road in Aldershot - are Burlington's and Hamilton's wedding backdrop and a visitor's afternoon, and the wedding page plans a Burlington wedding from the churches of downtown and Aldershot or the Nelson and Lowville country churches to the reception at the RBG Centre's ballroom, the Burlington Golf and Country Club, the Waterfront or Pearle Hotels, the LaSalle Park pavilion, the Paletta Mansion on the lake, or the escarpment's Lowville barns; the photographs in the Rock Garden or at Spencer Smith's pier; the stretch limousine or the S-Class for the couple, the Sprinters for the party and the families, the midnight send-off. The RBG's gardens are open year-round and the lilac and rose weeks book the photographers a year ahead.

The QEW-403-407 junction, and the corporate day

Burlington's business parks along the QEW's North Service Road, the 403's Harvester Road corridor and the 407's Appleby Line end hold the head offices of the region's insurance, engineering, food and manufacturing companies, and the Freeman interchange's position - Toronto forty minutes east, Hamilton fifteen minutes west, Niagara an hour south, Pearson thirty-five up the 407 - makes Burlington the meeting place for a Toronto-and-Hamilton day: the roadshow page plans it with the QEW's and the 403's timing built in, the corporate account bills monthly, and a Pearson-to-Burlington-to-Hamilton-to-downtown day is the shape the desk sees most. The Burlington Convention Centre on Burloak and the Holiday Inn and the Homewood Suites on the QEW are the corridor's meeting rooms and hotels.

Roseland, Shoreacres and the household car

The lakefront streets of Roseland and Shoreacres east of downtown, the older streets of Aldershot and the Indian Point peninsula, the Tyandaga and Millcroft golf-course subdivisions, and the escarpment's estates along Guelph Line and Walkers Line: Burlington's households are the personal chauffeur service's western core - the executive's Pearson run up the 407 at 5:30, the school run to the private schools of Oakville and Hamilton, the Saturday of Brant Street and Mapleview with the boot filling, the evening downtown Toronto along the QEW with the car waiting or at the Burlington Performing Arts Centre, the golf Sunday at the Burlington Golf and Country Club or Millcroft, and the Friday to Niagara an hour down the QEW or the Blue Mountain chalet; the same chauffeur, the household's route on file, one monthly invoice, and the hire-a-driver page prices the day.

Joseph Brant Hospital, and the hospitals

Joseph Brant Hospital on Lakeshore Road at the lake, rebuilt in 2018, with Hamilton's McMaster and Juravinski and St. Joseph's fifteen minutes west and Oakville Trafalgar fifteen minutes east: the medical chauffeur page is the product, an hourly block with the chauffeur waiting through the appointment at the entrance, the patient helped to the door, and the same chauffeur for a course of treatments; a Burlington patient referred to Hamilton's Juravinski Cancer Centre or to Toronto's hospital row is the same booking with the 403 or the QEW in the block, and the Hamilton page covers the hospitals west.

The escarpment, Mount Nemo and Lowville

North of the 407 Burlington climbs the Niagara Escarpment to Mount Nemo's cliffs and the Bruce Trail, the villages of Lowville and Kilbride with their schoolhouse restaurant and their fall fairs, the Crawford Lake conservation area's reconstructed Iroquoian village across the Milton line, and the country roads of Guelph Line and Cedar Springs: a Sunday afternoon on the escarpment is a four-hour block in the SUV with lunch at Lowville and a walk at Mount Nemo, the Milton page covers RattleSnake Point and the Halton hills next door, and the autumn colours along Guelph Line are the second week of October.

Hamilton airport, and the sun flights

John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport is twenty-five minutes from Burlington down the 403 and Highway 6 - the WestJet, Swoop, Flair and Sunwing flights to the sun destinations and the west, and the cargo hub - and a Burlington family's February flight to Cancún at 6 am is the airport run the desk does most from Burlington in winter; Pearson is thirty-five minutes up the 407 or fifty up the QEW and the 427, and the Hamilton page has the airport's terminal and its rules.

Where the car waits, in a table

A Burlington wedding, timed (book 12)

9:00 the bride's family home in Roseland, the stretch limousine and two Sprinters. 11:00 St. Christopher's on Guelph Line for the ceremony; the vehicles in the lot. 12:30 the Royal Botanical Gardens' Rock Garden for the photographs; the limousine at the garden's lot. 2:30 Spencer Smith's pier for the second set; the vehicles on Lakeshore. 5:00 the Burlington Golf and Country Club for the reception; the vehicles positioned for the evening's hotel runs to the Pearle and the Waterfront. 12:00 the send-off; the couple to the Pearle, the families home. Twelve hours across three vehicles and one confirmation; the Sprinter page has the organiser's checklist.

The car

The Mercedes S-Class for the executive's Pearson run, the couple and the Roseland household; the Executive Sedan for the corporate day, the hospital and the school run; the Luxury SUV for the family, the airport run with the sun-destination bags, the escarpment Sunday and winter; the Executive Sprinter for the head office's visiting team, the wedding party and the festival group; the stretch limousine for the couple at the RBG. Every vehicle has winter tyres from November. The fleet page has capacities.

What it costs

The class hourly rate times the hours, from three (five for a Sprinter), plus HST and the gratuity you set; an airport run as a flat fare; a wedding's vehicles priced per vehicle on one confirmation; no surge, no meter, and the 407 - which ends at Burlington - passed through at cost when the passenger chooses it for Pearson. The rates page explains the number and the comparison page the case against a festival weekend's surge on the waterfront.

Booking Burlington

A call to the desk for a household's standing arrangement or a wedding, planned weeks ahead and booked months ahead for a summer Saturday; Route for Pearson or Hamilton airport with the flight number; By the hour, three to nine, for a corporate day, Brant Street, the RBG, the golf club, the escarpment or the hospital.

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