Cheap car rentals in Beirut, Mount Lebanon

Car rentals in Beirut: All you need to know

You need a great automobile to get around Beirut whether you're traveling for a business or pleasure. See the top sites around the city and pull up in front of the popular restaurants in Beirut. CarRentals.com has answered your most popular questions about car rentals in Beirut. Keep reading to see which vehicle is perfect for your trip, and how to get the best rates.

How do I get a bargain rental car in Beirut?

CarRentals.com makes it easy to grab the best rates. Just type in your travel dates and go down the variety of car rental companies, pick the top rental locations, and find the cheapest offers in Beirut. You can also:

• Check the mileage policy to steer clear of any surprise expenses
• Reserve your rental car as far ahead of time as possible
• Avoid airport pick-ups; they tend to be pricier
• Compare weekly and daily rates; you might save more if you rent the car for longer

These tips can help you save even more on your next car rental in Beirut.

What rental companies have outlets in Beirut?

CarRentals.com has around 15 rental car suppliers in the Beirut area. You'll find well-known companies like Enterprise and Sixt and wallet-friendly suppliers like Fox and Budget. Scan through the online reviews to get an idea of which is best for your next trip.

What type of rental car should I get for my trip to Beirut?

Whether you want a roomy family vehicle or a low-cost economy car, the sheer wealth of options in this town means you're bound to find an automobile that suits your needs. Some options include:

What age do you have to be to rent a car in Beirut?

Normally, the age limit for renting a car in Beirut is 21—the same as it is across most of the country. If you are under 25, you might also need to pay a surcharge. Be sure to review the rental agreement to find what the exact price is before you book your vehicle.

Is insurance required to rent a car in Beirut?

When cruising through Beirut or the rest of country, you'll need insurance. Many suppliers need proof of insurance before you pick up your vehicle. Almost all countries require driver's insurance. You may be able to buy additional insurance through the rental car dealer, if you are concerned your insurance won't cover your rental.

Many major card issuers, like MasterCard or Discover, give some coverage, however, there are usually restrictions. For instance, you may not be covered if you book a larger or luxury vehicle. Check your rental car company's policy before you decide.

What is the difference between all the fuel policies?

Most suppliers allow you to choose which policy you want. Below is a list of the most common ones.

What type of fuel policy should I choose?

We usually advise that you opt for the full-to-full policy. This policy simply means you bring your rental back to the full, and you're all set.

Should I get unlimited miles when I rent a car in Beirut?

Unlimited miles is a great option if you decide to do a little sightseeing or visit several clients all over Beirut. You can drive wherever you want and not incur added charges. Review your policy to discover if there are mileage limitations.

Before you drive off

Be sure you go over a few things prior to leaving the lot. It's worth the time to:

• Walk around the vehicle and make sure there is no dents or scratches. If so, mark it down on your paperwork
• Make you have a properly inflated spare tire, lug wrench, and jack in the trunk
• Get familiar with the controls of your car. Adjust the mirrors and seats, and note how to turn on the lights and windshield wipers
• Figure out how to work the entertainment and GPS (if available). It's best to limit any unneeded distractions when you are driving around a new area

Book your Beirut car rental today

Maybe you're traveling solo, maybe you're bringing your partner or kids, or maybe you're carpooling with co-workers to and from the hotel to the conference center. No matter the situation, CarRentals.com has a car rental that can align with your needs and not break the bank.