Car Hire London Canada Airport

Hiring a car at London Ontario Airport can be a surreal experience for driving around the city of London in Canada you’ll encounter a second Covent Garden, a Piccadilly and the city is built on a River Thames. Spot many more duplicates by hiring a car from Any Airport Car Hire and you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the quality and value offered by our car hire deals. With access to the world’s fifty best hire companies, no deal or special offer goes unnoticed and that’s why when you enter your travel details, we’re confident that you’ll not get a better price for the package we offer.

If you’re tempted by other car hire companies, check out what they include in their price compared to the package offered by Any Airport Car Hire at London Ontario Airport. Do they include full comprehensive insurance? Will they help out at any time, day or night if you encounter a problem and is collision damage waiver included in the price or an expensive extra? You won’t find any vehicles past their prime either. We only rent out latest model vehicles which are regularly maintained and which come to you freshly cleaned and washed. And if our already low prices aren’t tempting enough, like us on Facebook and we’ll give you an extra 5% off.

London Canada Airport Guide

London Ontario Airport is better known as London International Airport and is located six miles northeast of the city centre. You can get to it easily enough by taxi or bus but that sometimes involves a long wait at busy times. You can save all the hassle by collecting your pre-booked hire car straight after arrivals and get on your way. The airport has international flights to Mexico and Chicago but none outside of North America. Travellers from further afield should consider Toronto or Chicago as hubs to get to London.

London is a fascinating city for as well as the replica landmarks and streets, it has a long history mapped out in the museums and monuments of the city. The stunning Museum London is a great place to start with its art and local artefact displays before moving on to the Banting House National Historic Site. This is where Sir Frederick Banting lived and worked in his successful attempts to isolate and produce insulin which has saved countless lives over the last century.