REVIEW · THE HAGUE TOURS
Private Transfer from The Hague City to Schiphol Airport
Airport mornings punish poor planning. This private transfer gives you a direct ride from your hotel, home, or office in The Hague to Schiphol Airport, usually in 35 to 50 minutes. I like the door-to-door pickup and the fact that only your group rides, so you are not circling the city collecting other passengers. I also like the professional service, modern fleet, and helpful touches such as bottled water.
The main thing to watch is the airport drop-off point. One passenger found the driver polite, punctual, and communicative, but was left at the beginning of the airport instead of near the correct airline area. That is a small issue for most people, but it can matter greatly if you are traveling with two older passengers, a pregnant passenger, or heavy luggage. Tell the driver your airline before departure and confirm the terminal entrance.
In This Review
- Key points at a glance
- Leaving The Hague without a station transfer
- A private vehicle for up to three people
- What the ride itself is like
- Arriving at Schiphol: the detail that matters
- Timing your transfer from The Hague
- Who will get the most value
- Service quality: friendly, clean, and generally punctual
- Cancellation and booking details worth knowing
- How to make the transfer work better
- Should you book this private airport ride?
- FAQ
- Where can I be picked up?
- Where does the transfer go?
- How long does the ride take?
- How many people can ride?
- Is this a shared transfer?
- Can I choose my pickup time?
- Can I cancel for a full refund?
Key points at a glance

- Door-to-door pickup in The Hague: Pickup is available from hotels, homes, and offices in The Hague and nearby communities.
- A private ride for up to three people: You do not share the vehicle with other passengers.
- A 35 to 50-minute airport run: The timing is approximate, so leave room for traffic and airport crowds.
- Clean vehicle and water: A past passenger specifically appreciated the clean car and complimentary water.
- Professional, punctual service: The strongest praise centers on friendly communication and arriving on time.
- Free cancellation until 24 hours ahead: You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least one day before the scheduled start time.
Leaving The Hague without a station transfer
The practical appeal here is simple: your journey begins at your own address. Instead of carrying suitcases to a tram, train station, or taxi rank, you arrange a pickup from a hotel, home, or office in The Hague.
The service area includes The Hague as well as Voorburg, Rijswijk, Delft, Leidschendam, Wassenaar, Zoetermeer, Nootdorp, and Wateringen. That wider pickup zone is useful if you are staying outside the city center but still want a direct ride to Schiphol.
At booking, your pickup time is confirmed with you, or you can share the time you prefer. That gives you some control over the morning. Still, I would not schedule the car for the last possible minute. The quoted ride takes about 35 to 50 minutes, and the actual trip can vary with traffic and airport conditions.
Your best plan is to work backward from your flight. Add the suggested driving time, airport check-in time, security time, and a buffer for delays. The transfer is designed to make the ride easy, but it cannot remove every risk from an airport departure.
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A private vehicle for up to three people

The price is $153.78 per group, with up to three people included. That is not the cheapest way to reach Schiphol if you are traveling alone and have easy access to public transportation. But the calculation changes when you divide the fare among three passengers.
For three people, the cost works out to roughly $51.26 per person. You are paying for a private vehicle, direct pickup, luggage convenience, and not having to make a station change. If your group has bags, an early departure, mobility concerns, or an address away from a convenient rail stop, that added simplicity can justify the price.
For one person, the value is less obvious. A solo passenger with plenty of time and a nearby public transport connection may prefer a less costly option. This transfer makes more financial sense for a small group than for an individual.
The vehicle is described as part of a modern fleet, and a passenger specifically found the car clean and appreciated being given water. Those details matter on a preflight ride. You may spend less than an hour in the vehicle, but a clean cabin and a courteous driver can make the last part of your stay far less tiring.
What the ride itself is like

This is transportation rather than sightseeing. You should expect a direct trip to Schiphol, not stops, commentary, or a tour of The Hague. The driver’s role is to collect you at the agreed address and take you to the airport as quickly and safely as possible.
The strongest service details are punctuality and communication. One passenger described the ride as easy and the driver as friendly and punctual. Another noted that the driver communicated where he was, which is useful when you are watching for a car outside a hotel or office.
That communication is worth using well. Keep your phone available around pickup time, and make sure the company has the correct address and contact details. The supplied information does not specify a particular vehicle model, luggage limit, or child-seat arrangement, so you should ask the provider directly if any of those points affect your plans.
The service is offered in English. That makes booking and pickup coordination easier for English-speaking passengers, though no individual driver name is provided in the available information.
Arriving at Schiphol: the detail that matters
Schiphol is a large airport, and the correct drop-off location can save you a long walk. This is the one practical weakness you should address before leaving The Hague.
A passenger reported being dropped at the beginning of the airport rather than near the correct airline area. The car was clean, the driver was polite, and the ride itself went well, but the passenger then had to walk across the airport. That became especially difficult for a group including two 86-year-old passengers and a pregnant woman.
The provider acknowledged the problem and said drivers should ask about the airline in advance. You should still take responsibility for making the request clear. Send the airline name and, if available, the terminal or departure hall details when confirming the ride. Then repeat the information to the driver at pickup.
This is not just a minor convenience. A short walk for a fit passenger with a small bag can become a serious burden for someone using a cane, dealing with pregnancy, or managing several large suitcases. If anyone in your group needs the shortest possible walk, mention that clearly before the vehicle sets off.
The stated meeting-point information lists Schiphol Airport as the start location, but the pickup details explain that the driver collects you from a The Hague address and takes you to Schiphol. For your journey, the useful instruction is the door-to-airport pickup arrangement. Confirm the exact address and final airport drop-off point when you book.
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Timing your transfer from The Hague
The advertised duration is approximately 35 to 50 minutes. Treat that as driving time, not as the complete airport process. You still need time for check-in, baggage drop, security, and the walk to your gate.
I would build a sensible cushion into the pickup time, especially for a morning flight or an important connection. The exact traffic conditions are not stated, and the service does not promise a fixed travel time. A punctual driver helps, but no private car can guarantee a traffic-free trip.
The pickup arrangement is flexible enough to suit different schedules. You can provide your preferred pickup time, and the provider will confirm it. That is more useful than a fixed departure schedule because you are not tied to a bus or shared shuttle timetable.
For a very early flight, ask for a clear confirmation of the pickup time and address. For a later flight, you can still use the service to avoid hauling luggage through public transport. The convenience is greatest when your accommodation is not close to a simple airport connection.
Who will get the most value
I would consider this transfer a good fit for:
- A group of two or three splitting the cost
- Passengers with several suitcases
- Anyone staying in The Hague’s wider pickup area
- Families or older passengers who prefer not to change vehicles
- People who want a private ride at a chosen pickup time
- Passengers who value direct service more than the lowest possible fare
The service may be less appealing for a solo passenger on a tight budget. It may also be unnecessary if you are staying beside a convenient public transport route and have light luggage.
Most people can participate, and service animals are allowed. The information does not provide detailed accessibility specifications, such as wheelchair access, step-free boarding, or special luggage handling. If those needs apply to you, contact Express Taxi Service before booking rather than assuming the standard vehicle will work.
Service quality: friendly, clean, and generally punctual
The clearest strengths are basic ones, but they are exactly what you want from airport transport. The driver was described as punctual and friendly, and another passenger praised the driver’s politeness, communication, clean car, and water.
Those points suggest a service that handles the essentials well. Airport transfers do not need entertainment. They need a driver who arrives when promised, knows where to go, communicates clearly, and gets you there without needless stops.
The overall score is 4.8 from five ratings, which points to strong satisfaction but also a very small sample. I would treat it as encouraging rather than a guarantee. The airport drop-off complaint is useful because it identifies a fixable issue, not a problem with the whole ride.
The provider’s response was also practical. It recognized that the drop-off location was a concern and said drivers would be reminded to ask for the airline. That does not erase the inconvenience, but it gives you a clear action to take: provide your airline information early.
Cancellation and booking details worth knowing
Confirmation is received at the time of booking. Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time, based on local time. That gives you some flexibility if your plans change the day before.
If you cancel less than 24 hours before the scheduled start, you will not receive a refund. Changes made inside that same 24-hour window are not accepted. I would check your pickup time and address carefully when booking, especially if your hotel has a similar name to another property or you are staying in one of the surrounding towns.
The booking is for a private activity, so only your own group participates. That is a meaningful advantage over a shared airport shuttle, where an apparently short ride can become a long series of pickups.
How to make the transfer work better
A few simple steps can prevent the one problem identified with this service:
- Give the company your exact pickup address, not just the hotel name.
- Provide your preferred pickup time early.
- Tell the driver your airline and ask for the closest suitable drop-off point.
- Keep your phone available around pickup time.
- Allow more than the 35 to 50-minute drive estimate before your flight.
- Ask in advance about vehicle suitability if you need special accessibility support.
- If you are traveling with older passengers or someone pregnant, explain that before pickup.
These steps do not add much work, but they can make a real difference at Schiphol. The driver can only choose the best airport access point if the airline and passenger needs are known.
Should you book this private airport ride?
Book it if you are traveling with up to three people and want a direct, private trip from a The Hague address. The $153.78 group price can be fair when shared, especially with luggage or passengers who would find public transportation tiring.
I would be more cautious as a solo passenger focused mainly on saving money. The transfer’s biggest strengths are convenience, punctual service, a clean vehicle, and flexible pickup, not bargain pricing.
For anyone with mobility concerns, book only after confirming the vehicle and drop-off arrangement. Tell the driver your airline in advance, since the correct Schiphol entrance can spare you a difficult walk. With that detail handled, Express Taxi Service offers a straightforward way to finish your stay in The Hague and reach the airport without changing vehicles.
FAQ
Where can I be picked up?
Pickup is available from any hotel or address in The Hague, including Voorburg, Rijswijk, Delft, Leidschendam, Wassenaar, Zoetermeer, Nootdorp, and Wateringen.
Where does the transfer go?
The driver takes you directly to Schiphol Airport from your pickup address in The Hague or the listed surrounding communities.
How long does the ride take?
The approximate duration is 35 to 50 minutes.
How many people can ride?
The private transfer is priced for a group of up to three people.
Is this a shared transfer?
No. This is a private activity, so only your group participates.
Can I choose my pickup time?
You can share your preferred pickup time, and the provider will confirm the pickup time with you.
Can I cancel for a full refund?
Yes. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted for a refund.
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