Affordable London Holidays Easier with Low Cost Car Hire at Carrentals.co.uk

Trips to London can be cheaper by renting cars with the online car hire expert

2011-07-04

SURREY, ENGLAND, July 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) A holiday in England's capital can be much more affordable by taking advantage of the low cost car hire rates offered from Carrentals.co.uk, one of the internet's leading rental rate comparators. They list the current prices from 50 of the world's top rental firms to over 15,000 popular travel destinations across the globe.

London offers myriad things to do and experience, from strolls in Hyde Park to an evening theatre show in the West End. Famous restaurants are scattered all over the capital, as are iconic sites like Big Ben, the Tower of London and Buckingham Palace. Hiring taxis to move around the city will easily add to more than the cost of renting a car for the day, so many visitors opt for the convenience and savings of a car rental London booked online at Carrentals.co.uk.

Gareth Robinson, Managing Director of Carrentals.co.uk, says, "With a low cost car hire from our website you can use your time in London most efficiently. It can take a lifetime to explore everything England's capital has to offer, so why waste a minute of your holiday standing in lines or crammed into the metro. We compare the rates from every major car hire firm so that you can choose the best rate with confidence."

The current car rental UK prices from big names like Alamo, Avis, Hertz, Auto Europe, Sixt and Thrifty are all conveniently listed at Carrentals.co.uk. Better yet, rentals can be picked up at hundreds of locations across the capital including many major hotels and central transport hubs like the train station at Victoria and King's Cross or any of the London airports. It's also possible to pick up a vehicle outside the capital in towns like Cotswolds or Brighton.

Carrentals.co.uk features the latest deals and prices from over 50 rental firms including Alamo, Auto Europe, Budget, Holiday Autos and Sixt to some 15,000 travel destinations. To compare the latest rates on rental cars visit www.carrentals.co.uk.

About Carrentals.co.uk
Carrentals.co.uk was launched in February 2003 and grew to become one of the UK's leading online car hire companies by 2006.

In 2007 the company re-launched its site to create the first major online price comparator in the travel industry. Using the latest technology the Carrentals.co.uk site now searches up to 50 different car hire websites, providing an impartial comparison of the best prices available in over 15,000 locations.

Websites searched include Alamo, Auto Europe, Budget, Ebookers, Hertz, Holiday Autos, Opodo, Sixt and Thrifty, with the Carrentals.co.uk site quickly comparing prices and allowing customers to refine their search by car type.

The Carrentals.co.uk site also features over 5,000 pages of travel information in a mini-guide format.

In 2008 Carrentals.co.uk was voted Best Car Hire Website in the Travolution Awards, and in 2010 it was Highly Commended in the Best Meta-search/Price Comparison category. To book or for further information visit www.carrentals.co.uk

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