Car rental in Milton Keynes

Whether you need a prestige car for a wedding, a luxury car for a business meeting or a small car for city driving, you will find a great choice of vehicles at Rentalcars.com. We deal with all the popular car hire brands, such as Hertz, Budget and Avis, to bring you exclusive rates and cheap prices. With our Best Price Guarantee, if you find the same car with the same supplier cheaper elsewhere, we will beat the quote. Finding your ideal hire car is easy with us: use the simple search form to tell us when you want to rent, and we will compare prices across a range of cars. You can then filter the listings to find exactly what you are looking for.

To help you make an informed choice when deciding who to rent with, we show reviews and ratings from previous customers next to each listing. Their feedback will give you an insight into how each brand compares in terms of overall customer satisfaction and value for money. Don’t forget: we are impartial, with no bias towards any of the companies we negotiate with. However, we are pleased to say many of the brands who supply cars for us in Milton Keynes have been rated as ‘excellent’.

Xscape: Pack your skis or snowboards and head to Xscape — Milton Keynes’ ultimate entertainment destination. Comprising of the UK’s biggest ‘real’ indoor snow slope, a cinema, an indoor skydiving centre, climbing walls, restaurants and retail outlets, you and your family will have a fantastic day out.

Cambridge: The hallowed halls of Cambridge lie just over an hour away from Milton Keynes. Famous for its university, one of the world’s top educational institutions, this medieval town is full of exquisite architecture and leafy meadows. Sit back and relax while punting down the River Cam, and take a sneaky peak into the colleges that have nurtured some of the world’s greatest minds.

Stowe: Stowe is one of the UK’s most beautiful country homes and gardens. Designed by Capability Brown, an influential garden designer, Stowe’s rolling expanse of grass, lakes and follies is not to be missed. The house, part of which is an independent boarding school, is immensely grand and has been frequented by European royalty over the centuries.