7 Best Westchester Airport (HPN) Car Services (2026)

TrueNorth VIP ranks first at HPN because it publishes the fare for the longest version of the trip, Westchester Airport to Times Square. An Executive Sedan is $216, an Executive SUV $252, a Luxury SUV $290 and a Luxury Sedan $380, with taxes, tolls and fees included and gratuity optional. It is the only company in this ranking whose HPN fare we could verify.

On a ride that long, a fixed all-in price protects you most. Base-fare services add tolls, fees and gratuity after the fact, and we can’t estimate how far a starting number will climb on your route. TrueNorth’s $216 already contains the tolls and fees, so the cost of a Manhattan meeting day that starts at HPN is known before you land.

TrueNorth’s coverage matches the airport’s catchment: Westchester, Connecticut, all five boroughs and Long Island. A pickup for Scarsdale or Greenwich is priced at booking. Flights are tracked with 60 minutes of wait after domestic landings and 90 after international, meet and greet is $25, and child seats are $25 in SUVs and Sprinters. It holds a 5.0 Google rating from 49 reviews.

Artisan Limo suits a company whose people fly in and out of HPN every week. It offers corporate accounts built for executive assistants, travel managers and event planners, and the same account works in six other U.S. markets, from Chicago to Las Vegas.

Airport wait runs from wheels-down: 60 minutes for domestic flights and 90 for international. The price is shown before booking with required trip charges included and gratuity optional. The fleet runs from sedans and Suburbans to Escalade ESVs and Sprinters, and support is available by phone 24/7.

Black Car NYC names Westchester Airport among its six and covers Westchester, New York City, Long Island and selected Connecticut destinations. It prices each transfer from the itinerary, which suits HPN’s short suburban trips better than a table built around Midtown.

Flights are tracked, with 60 minutes of wait for domestic and 90 for international arrivals, and other pickups get 15 minutes. Bookings are confirmed only in writing, and cancellations 24 hours ahead are fully refunded. Sedan hourly service is $110 an hour with a 3-hour minimum, useful when an HPN arrival turns into a day of meetings in White Plains.

Dial 7 lists Westchester among the six airports it serves, while its stated service area is the NYC boroughs and Long Island, so it fits an HPN trip into the city better than a local Westchester one. Its published airport rates, such as $69 from JFK to Manhattan, exclude tolls, gratuity, and airport and congestion fees, and a rush-hour fee applies. Ask for the HPN total.

Blacklane includes 1 hour of complimentary wait on every airport transfer and shows the price at booking, which keeps an HPN pickup simple to arrange from its app or website. It is a platform covering 500-plus cities, and Westchester rides are run by local partners, so the service depends on who is assigned.

EmpireCLS lists more than 1,000 cities in its network and states 40 years in chauffeured transportation, with chauffeurs arriving 15 minutes before pickup. Its fleet includes S550 sedans and Escalades. Westchester service isn’t spelled out in what we checked, and rates aren’t published, so confirm coverage and price through its reservation system.

Carmel books through an app with referral credits and points and has served New York since 1978. Its stated area is New York City and its airports, so ask whether an HPN pickup is covered. Quotes shift with the time of day and don’t always include tolls, which matters on a drive as long as HPN to Manhattan.