Versailles to La Défense: the A13/A14 route, bypassing Paris entirely
From Versailles, La Défense is reached via the A13 towards Paris, then the A14 (Tunnel de l'Arche) towards Nanterre and La Défense. This route bypasses Paris completely and takes 35 to 55 minutes depending on traffic. The A13 can be heavy in the morning between 7:30am and 9am around Rocquencourt and Vaucresson. Departing before 7am or after 9:30am generally avoids these delays.
Departure points in Versailles cover the full area: Château, Versailles-Chantiers station, Versailles-Rive Droite station, residences in Le Chesnay, Rocquencourt, Buc, Saint-Cyr, or Vélizy. Each address is factored in for a precise pick-up time calculation.
What you get
Your chauffeur is at the agreed address at the confirmed time. For departures from private residences with gates or intercoms, your chauffeur signals at the agreed time. For departures from Versailles-Chantiers or Versailles-Rive Droite stations (TER or RER C connections), the meeting point is specified at confirmation.
Drop-off at La Défense is at the tower or building entrance specified. For major towers (Tour First, CNIT, Tour Total, Tour Société Générale, Tour EDF, Grande Arche administration side), dedicated VTC drop-off access points are known and used. Basement parking drop-off is available on request in buildings that permit it.
Arrange your transfer
Provide your Versailles address, your required arrival time at La Défense, and the tower name or exact address. We calculate your departure window and confirm your chauffeur's contact details. For meetings with a strict arrival time, specify this so an additional safety margin is built in.
Book online or by phone. For executives making regular Versailles–La Défense journeys, a monthly contract with a dedicated chauffeur and centralised invoicing is available.