Car Hire London can cost as little as £17, a daily rate which is fully inclusive.

We work around the clock to find the lowest prices are offered at the time of travel for Car Hire London.
These come through major companies which include Thrifty, Dollar, Alamo, Enterprise, Auto Europe, Avis, Budget, National and Holiday Autos.

Car hire London allows you to complete your journey immediately as we can meet you at various points throughout England’s impressive capital city. 

Car Rental London is very reasonable and our low prices include the VAT local tax, the airport surcharges, the road fund tax and the premium location Fee. There are no hidden charges to worry about such as late cancellation or credit card booking fees. All our cars come with a map of London and a full tank of petrol so you are ready to get going immediately.

Our cheap vehicles have unlimited mileage which lets you drive as far as you want, breakdown assistance and fully comprehensive insurance.Each car has a collision damage waiver, a vehicle theft waiver and liability cover. You can even lower your vehicle excess by purchasing a new insurance option.Our cars are made by the best manufacturers in the business including VW, Citroen, BMW, Mercedes, Renault, Audi, Ford, Suzuki, and Toyota. Popular car rental London vehicles include the Citroen Picasso automatic, the Renault Megane Cabriolet and the Ford Fiesta. Whether you want an automatic car or one with manual transmission we have the right vehicle for you at the right price.

Sat navs are the most popular optional extra which we offer and these come as standard in the Ford Focus, the Mercedes C Class automatic and the Ford Mondeo among others. If you are travelling with small children then you should ask for a child seat with your car. We can rent you these services and more at cheap prices.

London, UK is the National Capital and major metropolitan area, with 32 boroughs plus the City of London itself so ensure you book Car Hire London so you can travel around this great City.  The Romans founded Londinium in AD43, in what is not the `square mile` of the City, the business heart of the capital.  They also built the first London Bridge, on a site where, until 1749, stood Londons sole bridge across the Thames.  

The western part of central London now contains the Houses of Parliament, government departments, Buckingham Palace and other royal homes.  In the west too are the principal parks, of which Hyde Park with Kensington Gardens is the largest.
Visitors to London can pick up their Rhino Car Rental London from any of the major airports, including the London Heathrow, Gatwick Airport, Stansted, Luton Airport or London City airports.

Drivers in London should be aware that a congestion charge operates in the centre of the city which can be paid for in a variety of methods.
If you are looking for somewhere to park take good note of when the restricted hours end as then it may be permissible to park on a single yellow line. Never park on a double yellow line as there are armies of traffic wardens who will not hesitate to clamp or even tow your car away.

One of the main motorays is the M25 which circles this huge city and is the road to take for Heathrow airport, while its other destinations include Dartford, Esher, Reigate, Staines and Watford.

London Mini Guide

More tourists visit London than any other city in the world and there is more to this bustling metropolis than just hanging around outside Buckingham Palace and hoping to get a sight of the monarchy.



How far London has come is evident from its many world class restaurants. England's capital was once ridiculed for its cuisine but is now so thrillingly multicultural that you can find French food to rival the best in Paris, better curry than is cooked in Bangalore and everything else from Argentinean to Zimbabwean.

With the value of the pound reeling due to the global financial crisis, there has never been a greater opportunity to visit as foreign currency will get you further than before in this expensive city.



And a trip to London is well worth it. Combine the fantastic history of touring Westminster Abbey, the burial place of Charles Dickens and home of a statue commemorating former Prime Minister Winston Churchill, with visits to Kew Royal Botanical Gardens with its new tree top walkway. And of course don't miss the multitude of charming bars, pubs and trendy nightclubs.



If you are coming from Gatwick then you join the M23 at junction 9A, though this will be well signposted. Luton can be reached along the M1 motorway and is to the north of London city. If you are using London city airport you should take the DLR which is part of London’s extensive underground system. London Stansted can be reached by driving along the M11 and it is to the north east of London City.



London is the capital and largest built up area of England and renowned for its pageantry.  London Heathrow airport is approximately 24km from central London and just under one hour by car.   London Gatwick airport is approx. 50km from central London and about a 80 minute car journey.  Good train and bus transport is available at both airports and also taxis and car hire.   London has an excellent underground metro system which is an extensive network covering outlying urban areas  There is also a direct route to London Heathrow airport.. 

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A second railway metro system, the Docklands Light Railway, serves East London and Greenwich.  High-speed Eurostar trains operate from St Pancras International station in London and provide links with Lille and Paris in France and Brussels in Belgium.  London has an excellent bus service network and many tourist buses with international commentaries.  Good motorway connections include the M25 which is a circular road going around London but note can be very congested.

The attractions in London are boundless.  Some of the most popular are Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey and London Eye.  Most of the museums such as Science, Natural History and Imperial War Museums and the British Museum are free.  Also no charge is made for entrance to the two Tate galleries and the National Gallery 

For evening entertainment there are numerous theatres with west end shows.   Boat trips are available on the River Thames and Greenwich can be accessed by boat.  London has an abundance of shopping areas such as Oxford Street, Bond Street, Covent Gardens and the famous Harrods departmental store in Knightsbridge. 

The Greenwich Market and the Portobello road markets are also worth a visit.

Great Rental Locations in London from Rhino:

Bayswater
Bow
Edgware Road
Enfield
Ilford
Kensington
Lewisham
Marble Arch
North Cheam
Orpington
Palmers Green
Park Royal
Sloane Avenue
Tower Bridge Rd
Vauxhall
Victoria Train Station
Wembley
West Hampstead
Battersea
Ealing
Euston
Mayfair
Walthamstow
Wandsworth
West End
Victoria
Waterloo Station
Wimbledon