Hertz Car Hire Newcastle
2 Forth Banks, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3PA, England
Opening Hours:
Monday: 08:00 - 18:00Tuesday: 08:00 - 18:00
Wednesday: 08:00 - 18:00
Thursday: 08:00 - 18:00
Friday: 08:00 - 18:00
Saturday: 09:00 - 13:00
Sunday: Closed
Last Updated: 30th June, 2023
Airport Car Hire Newqork will compare the market for you to get you quality cars at fantastic prices in Newcastle Aaaa. Prices are all inclussive with a no excess option and fair fuel policy. Cars are supplied by the leading rent a car companies in the England, Hertz, Avis, Sixt, Europcar, Budget, Thrifty, and many more. Pcik up location at Newcastle airport and Newcastle city centre. Newcastle airport car hire will source car rental at Newcastle Airport, Newcastle Gateshead car hire, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Newcastle city centre.
Newcastle is home to more theatres per person than anywhere else in the United Kingdom, Newcastle is a lively, friendly city, proud of its culture and its contribution to the arts as well as shopping, history, food and fun. Perfect for any visitor looking for some Northern charm.
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Yes, you can hire a car in Newcastle from selected car rental companies up to 99 years of age with no extra charges. Contact us we will be glad to assist you by comparing the leading car hire companies to get you the best deal.
You can hire a car at Newcastle Airport at 21 years of age, with an additional fee. Young driver's age: 21 to 24 years. Charge 36 GBP per day. Young driver's age: 23 to 24 years. Charge 32.5 GBP per day. Maximum 325 GBP.Please contact us directly and we will be glad to explain how to get the best deal for your age group
Yes some car hire companies will allow you to take a rental car cross border, but you will need to get permission first. There will be additional fees to cross an International border. Rental cars may be taken outside the UK to the following countries only: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Channel Islands, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Hungary, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Romania, San Marino, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
Yes some car hire companies will allow one way rentals to a different city. For example you can pick up a car Newcastle Airport and drop it off in London, a one way rental is a rental which starts at one location and terminates at another. Availability is subject to location restrictions and vehicle type. A fee may apply for this service and will be advised at time of reservation.
A full licence held for minimum of 1 year with no major endorsements. UK licence holders need to present the photo card
The principle driver will need to have the following documents in his or her name. A full licence, a credit card, the voucher we will send you when you complete your booking, and a passport.
The vast majority of cars have a full to full fuel policy, which means your vehicle will be supplied with a full tank of fuel. To avoid incurring fuel charges, you will need to return it with the same amount of fuel as it had when you collected it.
Newcastle Airport, Arrivals Concourse Woolsington, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE13 8BZ NCL
Newcastle Gateshead south, 381 Jedburgh Court, Gateshead, Newcastle, NE11 0BQ
Newcastle under Lyme Hartshill Road, Newcastle under Lyme, ST4 6AQ
Newcastle upon Tyne Kent House Church Street, Gateshead, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE8 2AT
Airport Name: Newcastle Airport
IATA NCL
ICAO: EGNT
Address: Newcastle Airport, Woolsington, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE13 8BZ NCL
City: Newcastle
Country: England UK
Telephone:
Time Zone: GMT
Coordinates: N 55.037498 W 1.691667
Driving Directions to Newcastle Airport
Car Parking: Long and Short Term Parking Facilities available
Taxi service: Available in front of terminal
Train service:
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Car Hire: The car rental desks are located on the ground floor opposite domestic arrivals
Information Desk: Located in the arrivals hall
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Air France
Air Southwest Newquay, Plymouth
Air Transat Toronto-Pearson
British Airways London-Heathrow
Brussels Airlines operated by BMI Regional Brussels
Cimber Sterling Copenhagen
Eastern Airways Aberdeen, Bergen, Birmingham, Cardiff, Southampton,
Stavanger, Wick
Manx2 Isle of Man
EasyJet Alicante, Barcelona, Belfast-International, Bristol, Faro,
Geneva, Ibiza, London-Stansted, Málaga, Malta, Minorca, Murcia, Nice,
Palma de Mallorca, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Rome-Ciampino
Emirates Dubai
Flybe Belfast-City, Cardiff, Exeter, Hanover Jersey, Limoges
London-Gatwick, Rennes, Southampton
Jet2.com Arrecife, Chambéry Corfu, Cork, Dalaman Heraklion , Ibiza,
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria , Málaga, Minorca, Monastir Murcia, Palma
de Mallorca, Paphos [begins 5 May], Pisa, Rhodes, Sharm el-Shiekh,
Split, Tenerife-South
KLM Amsterdam
Lufthansa Regional operated by Eurowings Düsseldorf
Ryanair Dublin, Girona
Thomson Airways Ibiza
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Kent House, Church Street, Gateshead Newcastle
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2 Forth Banks, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3PA, England
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Monday: 08:00 - 18:00It is a rare occurrence for a city to be highlighted by a single feature; for Newcastle it is its river. Several important events in the city’s history have been shaped by the river Tyne, especially its cultural and social life.
Newcastle upon Tyne or as referred to as Newcastle, is located near North Eastern England. The city had been developed in the region of Roman settlements. It was named after the fort built in the year 1080. The dominance of Victorian designs that has gone into the developing of streets in the city is still clearly evident.
Standing on the River Tyne, the city center houses noteworthy Victorian buildings, large shopping areas, exquisite dining places and numerous entertainment facilities. Once a major exporting port, the city’s harbor now serves as a bustling passenger terminus for cruise ship to Europe, ferries and boat services within the city. The river and its bridges also offer interesting scenes and standpoints for its visitors.
Revel to the sight of striking bridges, Sage music centre, Baltic art gallery and dining areas while you walk along Quayside. The city is filled with several stylish streets such as Grey Street, shopping areas and several cultural attractions.
Newcastle’s love for football is binding. Unlike any other regular football clubs that play for trophies and success, Newcastle United is more about solidarity and passion to the game and the team. If you are a football fan and want to feel the real spirit of the game, drop down at one of the local clubs.
One of the first things you have to see in Newcastle is the castle that has given the city its name. Though there is not much left of the castle, The Castle Keep is the most interesting to watch out for. The Keep’s vantage point offers a landscape of the scenic beauty of the Quayside.
While you are busy exploring Newcastle’s streets, there is a lot happening underneath your feet. Victoria Tunnel is an underground tunnel that runs for 4km. If you want to visit the tunnel, it requires an advanced booking as the numbers are limited only to 12 participants.
Newcastle's Quayside is regarded as the city's premier attraction. Nestled between two of the most iconic bridges, one side offers the best arts centres in the region while the other bank is flanked by excellent dining areas.
Other primary roads in the city are:
One way car rental from Newcastle to London. The journey takes less than 5 hours. The journey is not tiring at all as you relax in the comfortable car seats while you pass through a number of fine cities, including Durham, York and Durham. The easiest way to commute in and around Newcastle is thr
Great car rentals deals are now available for you at affordable rates.
he heart of the historic city centre has a multitude of sights and attractions on offer. View the Norman Stone Castle Keep, one of the best examples of its kind and a Grade I listed building, for excellent views over the river and seven bridges. Grey Street and Grainger Town are particularly impressive areas, with a seemingly endless supply of listed buildings of great historical and architectural importance. Make sure you visit the Theatre Royal as well as the variety of restaurants, bars and cafes, galleries and independent shops on offer the Grainger Market is especially worth a look for a unique bargain.
When it comes to museums and galleries, Hatton Gallery boasts an impressive collection of historical and contemporary art, while the Great North Museum: Hancock houses a planetarium as well as a marvellous array of artefacts, antiques and curiosities, including Egyptian mummies and a life-size T-Rex skeleton. The BALTIC Contemporary Art Gallery is the biggest of its kind in the world, housing refreshing, innovative and provocative art that celebrates the best of current art practice.
The quayside area is a lovely place to explore, with cosmopolitan bars, restaurants and venues. You can also walk along the Tyne and across several iconic bridges such as the Tyne Bridge to explore the city's waterways. For night time entertainment, try the Quays or the Bigg Market and Collingwood Street areas and for big name performances, head to the Metro Radio Arena or The Sage in Gateshead. You can also visit Chinatown for its bright lights, good food and vibrant atmosphere.
Collect your hire car at Newcastle airport. If you thought motorways were boring think again! Head out to near the A1 in Gateshead to see one of the North East's most iconic structures, Anthony Gormley's Angel of the North. For a lovely afternoon out, driving between the River Tyne and the North Sea, try Tynemouth Priory and Castle. You'll enjoy dramatic landscapes, soaring ruins, a tiny chapel with pretty stained glass and plenty of tranquillity.
No visit to Newcastle would be complete without a drive to Hadrian's Wall; one of the most important Roman monuments in the country, Hadrian's Wall stretches right across the country, and boasts amazing archaeology, gorgeous walks, rare wildlife and a surprising landscape which changes from bustling cities to complete isolation.
Starting in Newcastle, head to the farthest point at South Shields and enjoy some coastal views. Then turn back and make it a real road trip by continuing along the entire wall, staying over in some of the other villages and towns along the way. Try Hexham, also home to a fantastic Abbey and Kielder Water & Forest Park, and Ravenglass, an intriguing ancient coastal village situated within the Lake District National Park. Whitehaven at the opposite end of the wall is also worth a visit, with its lovely Georgian architecture
Caledonian Hotel, Osborne Road, Jesmond, NE2 2AT Newcastle upon Tyne In Jesmond, a cosmopolitan area of Newcastle, Caledonian Hotel provides ample free parking and free Wi-Fi. The city centre is close by. Billabong Bistro serves a European menu, with an Asian influence. Billabong bar offers al fresco dining on the outdoor heated terrace. The Caledonian has spacious rooms and offers good breakfasts. Caledonian Hotel is within walking distance of a Metro stop, offering city centre access. Many bars and restaurants are nearby
Premier Inn Newcastle City Centre, New Bridge Street West, NE1 8BS Newcastle upon Tyne In the heart of Newcastle’s bustling centre, this Premier Inn is located next to Eldon Square shopping centre. Guests can relax in bright, modern rooms with king-size beds. Each Premier Inn room contains a private bathroom with powerful shower and toiletries. Rooms also provide TVs, tea/coffee facilities, and work desks. Both Northumbria and Newcastle University sites can be reached in a 5-minute walk. Monument Metro Station is also just 5 minutes’ walk, and Newcastle’s vibrant pubs, clubs, and nightlife can all be reached within 15 minutes’ walk.
Novotel Newcastle Airport, Ponteland Rd, Kenton, NE3 3HZ Newcastle upon Tyne With an airport shuttle, pool and gym, this Novotel is 5 minutes' drive from Newcastle Airport, 10 minutes from the city centre and a 7-minute walk from the Metro station. Each spacious room has satellite TV with pay movies and internet access. Novotel Newcastle Airport also has easy access to the Metrocentre shopping mall and Newcastle centre, which is a 10-minute drive or 15-minute Metro ride away
Britannia Hotel Newcastle Airport, Ponteland, Woolsington, NE13 8DJ Ponteland The hotel is 300 metres from the terminal building at Newcastle Airport and a 15-minute Metro ride from Newcastle city centre. It has free Wi-Fi, free parking, a restaurant and a cocktail bar. The rooms at Britannia Hotel Newcastle Airport have a bathroom with a bath, a shower and a hairdryer. Other facilities include tea/coffee, work desks and free newspapers
Jurys Inn Newcastle, Scotswood Road, NE1 4AD Newcastle upon Tyne This great-value hotel is in the city centre, 500 metres from Newcastle Rail Station. It has large and light en suite rooms with air conditioning and power showers. The Jurys Inn Newcastle is a short walk from all of the shops, bars and restaurants, just a 10 minutes’ walk from Eldon Square and The Gate shopping centres. The Centre for Life science centre is 200 metres away and Newcastle United Football Club is 900 metres from the hotel.
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