Van Hire Edinburgh
Starting from
£11.99 per day*
* Rates include tax and are based on a 7 day rental
Hertz van hire in Edinburgh
Hire a van in Edinburgh, the hilly and historic capital of Scotland. Whether you’re here for the world-famous Fringe Festival, dropping a loved one off at university, or just picking up some furniture, we’ve got the hire van to suit your need.
Hertz has van hire locations across Edinburgh, including the city’s branches of IKEA, Costco and B&Q, as well as in the centre and at the airport.
We have a range of vans to hire, from little to large, and you can even return to a different location to where you picked it up. You can also use Hertz 24/7 to hire a van in Edinburgh by the hour. Either look for the 24/7 icon in the location list when you book, or find out more and register on the Hertz 24/7 site.
Pickup Locations Edinburgh
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Edinburgh Airport
Opening hours: Mo-Fr 0800-2000, Sa-Su 0800-1700
Address: 175 Jubilee Road - Car Rental Centre, , Scotland
Phone: +44 (0) 843 309 3025**
**Calls cost 7p per minute plus your phone companys access charge
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Edinburgh City Centre
Opening hours: (Location temporarily closed) Mo-Fr 0800-1600, Sa 0900-1300, Su closed
Address: 10 Picardy Place, , Scotland
Phone: +44 (0) 843 309 3026**
**Calls cost 7p per minute plus your phone companys access charge
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Edinburgh COSTCO
Opening hours:
Address: Costkea Way
Phone:
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Edinburgh IKEA
Opening hours:
Address: Straiton Road, , Midlothian
Phone:
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Edinburgh B&Q
Opening hours:
Address: New Craighall Retail Park off New Craighall Road Edinburgh
Phone:
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Edinburgh- Hermiston Gait B&Q
Opening hours:
Address: 1 Hermiston Gait Retail Park, , Hermiston Gait
Phone:
Driving in and around Edinburgh
Edinburgh’s main roads
- City of Edinburgh Bypass (A720) – a key ring road linking the east and west of the city.
- M8 – the main motorway connecting Edinburgh to Scotland’s other major city, Glasgow.
- M9 – leading north-west out of Edinburgh, the M9 concludes in Stirling – follow the A811 or A84 for Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, or the A9 to head north to the Cairngorms.
- M90 – taking you across the Queensferry Crossing Bridge, the M90 will take you to Perth, and is the best route for reaching Knockhill Racing Circuit.
- A1 – heads out of Edinburgh and south along the east coast, one of the most scenic ways to reach England. After Newcastle, it becomes the A1 (M) and takes you all the way to London.
- A68 – a scenic main road connecting Edinburgh to the popular Northumberland National Park.
How to get to Edinburgh Costco and Edinburgh IKEA
Edinburgh’s Costco (EH20 9BY) and IKEA (EH20 9PW) sit on either side of the aptly named Costkea Way. Hertz has a pick-up location at each store, so you can easily collect your van before kitting out your home with the latest flat-pack furniture or Costco bulk deals.
They’re located just off the A701 – a mile south of the city bypass – and about 25 minutes from the city centre.
How to get to B&Q Edinburgh
The Edinburgh B&Q closest to the city centre sits just off the A1 to the east of Edinburgh city centre. It should take around 20 minutes to get there from the centre. Like, IKEA and Costco, you can pick up your van straight from the store.
Meanwhile, B&Q Hermiston Gait is 25 minutes west of the city.
Getting to the University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh’s prestigious university is right in the centre of the city, near Holyrood Park, and so can be easily reached by a number of the main roads. From the south, it’s best accessed using the A7.
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