Van Hire Aberystwyth
Starting from
£11.99 per day*
* Rates include tax and are based on a 7 day rental
Hertz at Aberystwyth
Aberystwyth, on the west coast of Wales, is home to the University of Wales, Aberystwyth. Visit the Norman Castle and learn all about its history, travel up the longest electric cliff railway in Britain and admire the views or go walking or cycling in the forests and woods. The Animalarium is only five miles from Aberystwyth, great for big and little kids alike. Not only do they have endangered species but also a petting barn where you can feed and pet the more domestic animals. Hiring a van in Aberystwyth gives you the chance to travel around the city as if it was your own hometown, without any hassle.
Being able to travel around the city is easy if you are hiring a van in Aberystwyth. Head out one mile south east of the centre of Aberystwyth and you will reach Parc Y Llyn Retail Park. This is the perfect destination to purchase any electrical goods for your home or work, pick up anything you might need to finish off that DIY or check out the flooring and carpet supplies. You will also come across a variety of home stores which are perfect if you are looking for some comfortable new furniture.
Rent a van in Aberystwyth and get to where you need to go to with ease. We have two branches offering van hire in Aberystwyth, one of which is conveniently situated at the Railway Station. The other you will find at Glan Yr Afon Industrial Estate. While you are there you will find all the equipment you may need from domestic appliances like that new washing machine, plumbing supplies, tool and plant hire and even office supplies. All office equipment is available, not just your chairs and desks, but also all the stationary you could possibly need.
Pickup Locations Aberystwyth
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Ceredigion-Glan yr Afon Industrial Estate
Opening hours: Mo-Fr 0830-1600 Sa-Su closed
Address: Parc y Cwm, , Hydroclean, Ceredigion, , Wales
Phone: +44 (0) 1 970 62 30 29
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