Car Hire Raleigh-Durham International Airport
Starting from
£27 per day*
* Rates include tax and are based on a 7 day rental from 27/05/2019-03/06/2019 at Raleigh-Durham International Airport
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Raleigh-Durham International Airport
Opening hours
Mon-Sun 6:00AM-12:30AM
returns allowed from 4:00AM
Mon-Sun 6:00AM-12:30AM
returns allowed from 4:00AM
Address
1017 Rental Car Drive, 27623
Telephone: (919) 840-4875
1017 Rental Car Drive, 27623
Telephone: (919) 840-4875
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Everything you need
Our great range of services at Raleigh-Durham Airport includes out-of-hours pick-up and drop-off, to makes things easier for you. And, if you have any questions during your hire period, we have a 24-hour rental helpline to answer any queries.
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Hertz Car Hire at Raleigh-Durham International Airport
The grand historic cities of Raleigh and Durham have become the exciting centres of North Carolina’s fast-growing, high-tech ‘Triangle’ region. Both cities are served by the Raleigh Durham International Airport, which stands roughly mid-way between them.
We’ve got a conveniently sited rental office in the heart of the airport which is open from 6am to 12.30am every day, so you can pick-up your hire car with ease. With no hidden extras to pay and no credit card fees, you can feel confident when hiring a car from us.
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A quick guide to Raleigh-Durham International Airport and beyond
Nestled between the spectacular Appalachian Mountains in the west and the intriguing sand barrier islands of the Atlantic coast in the east, North Carolina is a beguiling combination of old colonial roots that have blossomed to create one of the most exciting high-tech areas in America.
The Triangle
The cities of Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill form a long triangle in the middle of North Carolina that has become renowned for pioneering academic and scientific research. Three top research universities are based in The Triangle, as well as several high-tech companies and the 7,000-acre Research Triangle Park. You’ll find a high proportion of clever, affluent and hip young people and hundreds of stylish cafes, bars and restaurants catering to them.
Blossoming Raleigh and Diverse DurhamNorth Carolina’s state capital was named after early pioneering settler Sir Walter Raleigh and you’ll find it is still full of intriguing historical landmarks. Take a tour of the 19th-century State Capitol building to see where the political life of North Carolina has been based for almost 200 years. Nearby, the Museum of Natural Sciences is one of the biggest in south-east America and you can experience modern displays about everything natural from microbes to meteorites. Even older is Mordecai House, an 18th-century wooden mansion surrounded by preserved gardens - take a stroll around what was once the centre of a huge plantation..
In the academic centre of The Triangle you can visit Durham, the elegant Duke University and the University of North Carolina. Both have grand old buildings to explore amid leafy campuses. UNC’s ancient well is supposed to bestow good luck if you drink from it, while Duke’s 210ft chapel tower has amazing stained glass windows.
Exploring further afield
Within 150 miles of The Triangle you can be exploring North Carolina’s laid-back coast. There are miles of sandy barrier islands backed by charming small towns, lighthouses and golf courses to see. NC’s biggest visitor attraction, however, is about 150 miles to the west. Concord Mills outlet centre has around 200 shops and restaurants to enjoy. It’s one of the most popular places in the south-east to go bargain hunting.
