Majestic Transportation Services & Limo Inc.
Leaving Poughquag for a flight, a train or a night out starts at one junction: Route 216 ends at Route 55 in the middle of the hamlet, and those two roads decide which way we head. The hamlet is the center of the Town of Beekman in southeastern Dutchess County, home to the town hall on Main Street and to the town’s fire station. Our Poughquag limo service covers the hamlet and the rest of Beekman, from Sylvan Lake on the western side to the Green Haven area on Route 216, for airport runs, train connections and evenings out. Tell us the address and when you need to leave, and the chauffeur plans the roads from there.
Route 55 runs northwest toward the Taconic State Parkway and Poughkeepsie, and southeast toward Pawling. Route 216 heads southwest through Green Haven to Stormville, where it meets Route 52, the usual way down to I-84. Which road we take depends on where you are going.
For New York Stewart International, the drive normally runs out to I-84 and west over the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge to the terminal, where we handle Stewart departures and arrivals in both directions. For flights from Westchester County Airport, I-84 east toward I-684 is the typical line. LaGuardia and JFK lie farther south; a morning flight from either one means an early start, and we set the departure time with traffic in mind rather than the best case.
On the return, we track your flight. Coming home from a domestic flight, you have 30 minutes of included wait time at the airport; from an overseas flight, you have 60. Beyond that, the clock runs at the hourly rate of the vehicle you booked.
Metro-North’s Beacon Line crosses the southern end of Beekman, but it carries no passenger service. For a train into the city, you choose between two lines. Pawling, on the Harlem Line, is a short drive east along Route 55 and runs to Grand Central. Beacon, on the Hudson Line, is reached by way of I-84 and also serves Grand Central along the river.
A station drop-off is useful when nobody wants to leave a vehicle in a lot for a week, or when you are coming home late with luggage. Skipping the train altogether is an option too: for a full day of meetings in the city, an hourly car service booking leaves one chauffeur and vehicle at your disposal from the first meeting to the last.
The Appalachian Trail crosses Route 55 just east of the hamlet, near the Beekman and Pawling town line, where a loop leads in to Nuclear Lake. Hikers starting a section walk can be dropped at the crossing with their packs and collected at another road crossing on an agreed day. Give us both points and a rough finish time, and keep your phone charged for the call at the finish.
Summer brings a different pattern. Families renting near Sylvan Lake can have guests arriving from the city at different hours, and one booking can cover several transfers to and from the same house.
Pickups anywhere in the Town of Beekman are part of our coverage, as is everything around it. To the west are Hopewell Junction and the rest of East Fishkill; to the north, Union Vale; and to the east, Pawling and Dover, with the rest of Dutchess County beyond.
Both start on I-84, so it comes down to direction: west over the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge for Stewart, east to I-684 for Westchester. Pick the airport with the better flight, and we will set the pickup time around that drive.
Yes. Green Haven, Sylvan Lake and Poughquag are all hamlets in the Town of Beekman, and we cover each of them the same way.
Yes. Book the two transfers together and send us the return train. Should that train slip behind schedule, a call to dispatch is enough to shift the pickup.
Book a Poughquag car service run to the airport or a station on our online booking page, or phone (877) 811-8400 to set it up with a dispatcher. Sedans and SUVs are best booked at least 24 hours ahead.
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