Car Hire Rome starts at a cheap rate of £12 per day, and for that low cost price you get an unlimited mileage offer, fully comprehensive insurance, and breakdown assistance.
The unlimited mileage offer allows you to drive as far as you want from the capital of Italy to other parts of the country without paying any extra.
If you have any problems along the way such as a mechanical fault or if you need help changing a tire, you can call our team of professionals who can give you breakdown assistance. Were they unable to fix the car, Rhino would provide a replacement vehicle for you.
The Rhino car hire Rome insurance package gives you a vehicle theft waiver and a collision damage waiver along with liability cover too.

Choose luxury Car Rental Rome vehicles like the Audi TT, the BMW 525 tdi and the Mercedes A Class automatic.
There are smart cars for those who care about the environment (and like getting into parking spaces with ease), cars which are good for getting off the beaten track like the Suzuki Jimny and economy cars like the Peugeot 107.
Auto Europe, Avis, Alamo rent a car, Budget car rental, Dollar rent a car, Holiday Autos, Hertz, Sixt and Thrifty are some of the car rental Rome providers whose prices we compare constantly to find you the very best deals.
Rhino car rental knows that Rome can be an expensive place and so that last thing we want to do is make it more difficult for you with a bunch of hidden charges. That’s why the premium location fee, VAT local tax and road fund tax are all included in the stated price.
Our cheap car rental Rome is therefore ideal for travellers on a budget because they can plan how much they are going to spend well in advance.
Some of our car rental Rome optional extras include child seats so your loved ones can travel in safety and GPS systems so you won’t get lost.
If you are planning to head from Rome towards the Alps for some skiing we can offer snow tires, snow chains and ski racks with every rental

Rome Mini Guide

Rome is one of those unforgettable cities which everyone should visit during their lifetime.

Whether you go to see the ancient Roman monuments such as the Colosseum, make a pilgrimage to the Vatican, or go to enjoy ‘La Dolce Vita’ in its wonderful restaurants and squares, Rome compares favourably with any great city in the world while remaining a unique experience.

Rome’s main airport is Leonardo Da Vinci (otherwise known as Fiumicino) airport which is a large and well run as any of the world’s top airports. As soon as you come through the arrivals hall you will see Rhino Car representatives who can show you to your vehicle so that you can complete your journey.

Another airport where you can rent Rhino cars is Ciampino, located to the east of Rome, which has many cheap airlines using it including Wizzair, Ryanair and Easyjet.

Hiring a car will save you a lot of money as the taxis are extortionately expensive (as is much of Rome) and there are even unofficial taxi drivers who can charge up to 80 Euros to make a short journey.

Like everywhere in Italy the traffic and driving in Rome is not for the feint hearted but having a car gives you the freedom to really get out and explore the rest of the Italian countryside too.

Once you get to near to the centre of Rome though, park up and walk as this is without doubt the best way to enjoy this magnificent city.
When you go to see the Colosseum (a must) bear in mind that there can be huge queues so you may want to buy one of the special day passes which allow you to skip the wait.

Another sight which must to be seen while in Rome is the Pantheon, an ancient temple dedicated to all the Roman gods. This is one of the world’s most spectacular pieces of ancient architecture, as is the Roman Forum, the Circus Maximus, Palatine Hill and the Catacombs. With many amazing museums and churches too you will struggle to see all of what Rome has to offer, no matter how long you spend there.

If you plan to relax and just soak up the atmosphere head to one of the squares or piazza. The Piazza de Trevi and the Piazza Venezia are just two of the most eye catching spots in terms of their lay out.

Hotels in Rome

If you are looking for Hotels in Rome, then check out www.hoteltravel.com . They have a great range of hotels, speak more languages than you can count and offer a great service.

Other Locations in Rome include:

Cassia 
Via Aosta 
Via Appio 
Via Pindaro 
Via Tirone 
Casilina 
Ostia 
Ostiense 
Parioli 
Settebagni (North)
Flaminia 
Formello 
Tintoretto 
Tuscolana 
Vaticano 
Via Appia 
Via Lombardia 
Via PO 
Via Sardegna 
Via Tiburtina 
Viale Tirreno NorthEast 
Villa Borghese 
Via Aurelia 
Via Cherubin 
Via Giolitti 
Via Ludovisi