rental cars one way

Airport to airport is usually cheaper. I like Avis -- costs a bit more than the cheapest option, but the same class of cars are a bit nicer if you're going to be on a road trip

 

Rental costs for one-way can very widely between providers depending on if they need cars moved into or out of an area - I would check several sites for rates. Like DY said, airport to airport can be cheaper, but you are paying airport taxes on top of the rental rate.

Enterprise will drop you off at the hotel after you drop the car off at their lot. Or, depending on the hotel, you might check with them and see if they run a shuttle that will pick you up at the rental lot.

 

If u plan to pick up in one state and drop off in another and NOT RETURN IT TO ITS ORIGINAL PICK UP LOCATION,then i hope you have a CREDIT CARD,it is EXPENSIVE,my TRUCK BROKE DOWN in ATLANTA,and i was going to get ENTERPRISE to pick me up from terminal drive home back in LOUISIANA,well it was WAaaay 2 Expensive

instead i got a hotel room for 2 nights kept the RENTAL & just toured ATLANTA caught a few clubs,dropped it off when i was done a few days later,and Enterprise Took me back to my truck,when shop had it READY it was win win Deal,but it is EXPENSIVE if you plan on not returning it to its Original Pick up STATE,if you have Personal car insurance sometimes they run deals,call around check the internet and if you can always book 2 weeks in advance,its normally cheaper,only reason i had got a good deal was because it was the weekend and they was running a COMPACT CAR weekend Special $45 for the weekend ,lol

Best of luck to you

 

Dont forget UBER,has the CAR POOL option its a bit cheaper than the CABBY,WABBY lol

 

National Car Rental will generally be the least expensive one-way care rental company, and they have pretty good equipment in their fleet. I've had to use them several times over the past 20 years, and they always came in with the best deal after I shopped around. IMO, you should take a look at them and the other major companies like Avis, Hertz, Dollar and Thrifty. Good luck!

 

Hired a big SUV in DC and took a road trip with family to Orlando and dropped of at Enterprise in Johns Creek north of Atlanta 3 weeks later.
Was a week late and changed drop of point.
They were helpful and hassle free.
Cost , well it was cheaper than a weeks Hotel in Times square.

 

Louisville, KY to Orlando fl

cost you about 300-400.

Enterprise - $385.

National- $450

google it.