Car rental in Nottingham

Whether you want a nifty run-around for city driving, an executive car for a business meeting or a prestige car for a wedding, you will find a great choice of vehicles in Nottingham at Rentalcars.com. We deal with brands like Europcar and Budget to negotiate the best prices. In fact, we are so committed to bringing you cheap rental prices, that if you find the same car with the same supplier cheaper elsewhere, we will beat the quote. We take the stress out of hiring a car in Nottingham by comparing prices from all the brands we deal with, and telling you what is included in your rental upfront — so there are no nasty surprises when you get to the pick-up counter.

We ask previous customers to rate and review the company who supplied their car, so you get access to honest, impartial advice that will assist your decision when choosing who to rent with. We are pleased to say the majority of the rental companies we negotiate with in Nottingham have been rated as ‘superb’ or ‘excellent’ — so you have peace of mind that you are hiring with a reputable company. You can see the feedback from previous customers next to each listing on the search results page.

Chatsworth House: Situated approximately 35 miles from Nottingham, Chatsworth is home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire — and has been passed down through 16 generations of the Cavendish family. The house has over 30 rooms to discover, including the magnificent Painted Hall, regal State Rooms, restored Sketch Galleries and beautiful Sculpture Gallery. There is also a stunning garden and a 1000-acre park surrounding the house waiting to be explored. Furthermore, Chatsworth’s art collection features masterpieces by Rembrandt, Reynolds and Verbose, as well as pieces by modern artists like Lucian Freud and David Nash.

Fountains Abbey: Set within 800 acres of beautiful North Yorkshire countryside, 100 miles north of Nottingham, Fountains Abbey is one of the largest and best-preserved ruined Cistercian monasteries in England. This magnificent World Heritage Site provides a stunning man-made contrast to the natural wonder of the surrounding landscape. The grounds also feature a splendid Georgian water garden, a Jacobean manor house and a deer park.

Crich Tramway Village: Just over 20 miles from Nottingham, the award-winning Crich Tramway Village offers a fun day out for the whole family. Here, visitors can take a mile-long scenic tram journey, which passes through a restored period village and the stunning Derbyshire countryside. The Exhibition Hall houses the largest collection of vintage electric trams in Britain, and there is also a viewing gallery were you can see the ongoing restoration and repair work being carried out.