Majestic Transportation Services & Limo Inc.
Our Elmsford limo service starts from one of the best-placed spots in Westchester: the New York State Thruway (I-87), the Cross Westchester Expressway (I-287), the Saw Mill River Parkway, and Route 9A all meet in or around the village. We pick up at homes, offices and hotels across the Village of Elmsford, a small village inside the Town of Greenburgh, and choose the road that fits the destination and the hour. Most requests are airport runs in every direction, including the New Jersey airports, short station transfers and group outings to the brewery in town.
The highways decide how each booking is routed. Heading west, the Thruway crosses the Hudson on the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge into Rockland County, so a dinner or a family visit on the far bank is a short run. Heading east, I-287 passes White Plains on its way toward the Sound Shore and Connecticut. Heading south, the Saw Mill River Parkway and the Thruway lead toward the Bronx and Manhattan.
That makes the village a practical starting point compared with towns tucked farther from the highways. For example, a family flying out of New Jersey can be on the Thruway minutes after the doors close, while a neighbor bound for Westchester County Airport heads the opposite way on I-287, usually the simplest choice for a domestic flight.
For many Westchester towns, the New Jersey airports feel out of reach. From this junction, they deserve a look. Newark Liberty International Airport and Teterboro Airport both lie across the Hudson, reached over either the Mario Cuomo crossing or the George Washington Bridge. Which one we use depends on traffic at the time of pickup, and our dispatch team makes that call on the day.
Teterboro serves private and business aviation, so when you reserve for TEB, include the arrival or departure details your flight operator gave you, and we will send the chauffeur to the right place.
On the New York side, LaGuardia and JFK are both reached through the Bronx. Arrivals work the same way at every one of these airports: we track the flight, the chauffeur’s details reach your phone once the wheels are down, and the first 30 minutes of waiting after a domestic flight, or 60 after an international one, cost nothing.
There is no Metro-North station inside the village. Nearby options include Tarrytown on the Hudson Line and White Plains on the Harlem Line, so a rail journey from here usually needs a short connection by road at one end. We cover both directions: a drop-off for an early train to Grand Central, or a meet at Tarrytown or White Plains for a guest who arrives by rail and is staying locally. These short transfers are reserved ahead just like an airport run.
The hotels near I-287 and Route 9A are convenient for visitors with meetings in Tarrytown, White Plains and the office parks along the expressway. Say a consultant lands at LaGuardia on Monday, has meetings in two towns on Tuesday and Wednesday, and flies home Thursday: we can set up the arrival, the daily office runs and the return to the airport in one go, so nobody has to find a lift between meetings. On the busiest day, booking a vehicle by the hour keeps the same chauffeur with the consultant from one appointment to the next.
Captain Lawrence Brewing Company is right in the village, which makes it an easy stop for a birthday group or an office outing. A party that wants everyone to enjoy the tasting room without a designated driver can travel together in a 14-passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, and our brewery tours can add other stops in the region for a full afternoon.
Several towns we also serve are close by. Tarrytown and Irvington lie just to the west along the river, Ardsley is to the south, and White Plains is just east along I-287. A pickup here with a drop-off elsewhere in Westchester County is booked as one point-to-point reservation.
Either the Mario Cuomo Bridge or the George Washington Bridge, depending on traffic when you set off. Your rate is quoted before the day, and the tolls on the planned route are already part of it.
Give us the hotel’s name, the guest’s name and mobile number, and the time you will be outside. Be at the entrance at that time; if you do not see the vehicle, call our office straight away so the booking is not treated as a no-show.
Two one-way transfers suit a group that goes straight to the brewery and straight home, with every pickup and drop-off address listed at booking. If the afternoon adds a dinner or a second stop, hourly service is the better fit, because stops are included in it, while stops added to a one-way booking on the day cost extra.
Reserve an airport run, station transfer or hotel pickup through our online booking page. A brewery group or a multi-day business schedule is easier to sort out by phone: reach our office at (877) 811-8400 and we will lay out each leg together.
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