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Reserve Albuquerque car rental with Hertz to start your journey into this historic part of New Mexico.
From thriving, ancient cultures to a plethora of traditional Mexican and American eateries, and countless museums tracking the city’s history, Albuquerque is an exciting town with plenty to experience. Explore the city’s cultural epicenter - Old Town – and retrace more than 300 years of history.
We have a variety of Hertz car rental pick-up locations peppered across the city, including Albuquerque International Airport. Hop in and explore Albuquerque or head out to neighboring New Mexico cities and states. Venture north to Pagosa Springs, Colorado, west to Arizona, or east to Texas or Oklahoma.
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200 N. Plaza St. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104
A saunter through Old Town’s cultural hub is a must. Explore its many museums and galleries and visit San Felipe de Neri Church, one of the oldest surviving buildings in the city, built in 1793. There are more than 100 stores to browse in the area, including the infamous Breaking Bad store. There are some free parking spaces in Old Town, although they fill up fast, so you might want to head to one of the paid parking lots to guarantee a spot for your rental car.

4803 Rio Grande Boulevard NW, Los Ranchos De Albuquerque, NM 87107
A real farm-to-fork eatery, Los Poblanos is a historic inn and organic farm serving up traditional New Mexico cuisine. Pasta hecha en casa is made entirely from scratch with grains sourced locally, while seasonal organic ingredients are picked from its own farm as well as from local farmers and herdsmen. Los Poblanos is also an historic inn, where you can stay in one of their rooms. Don’t want to stay? No problem, the rustic, 1930’s ranch restaurant is open to everyone.

806 Central Avenue SE, Albuquerque, NM 87102
This boutique hotel is the perfect place to unwind in luxury. A stay here is a home away from home. Take a relaxing stroll along the hidden pathways throughout the beautifully landscaped gardens, then spend your evening in the Apothecary Lounge. From here you can enjoy scrumptious drinks while gazing out on the Albuquerque skyline. Complimentary on-site parking is available and be sure to take advantage of the free shuttle that will take you anywhere within three miles, for those days when you want to save on fuel and leave the car behind.
Need the car for a long period of time in Albuquerque? This could be an extended visit for work, a long road trip or maybe moving across states. Whatever the reason for a long-term car rental, Hertz can help. Book a long-term rental car today.
In need of a one-way car rental? No problem. From trips to the airport to trips to a different city, a one-way rental allows you to pick up and drop off your car at a different location. Traveling in Albuquerque and beyond just got easier.
Albuquerque is a sprawling city. If you’re visiting for business, a rental car can help transport you around in comfort. If you’re also meeting clients, it will allow you to travel together in style. Have places to be and people to see? With Gold+ you can skip the counter and get on the road in no time.

63 miles & 1 hour
When you rent a car, the beautiful journey to Santa Fe should take about an hour via the I-40 from Albuquerque. If you have time, stop by Cibola National Forest on the way when you turn right onto NM-566. While in Santa Fe, stretch your legs with a stroll down Canyon Road.

150 miles & 2 hour 10 mins
An historic spa city just south of Albuquerque via I-25, Truth or Consequences has a charming vibe that’s a must-experience. Experience hot springs, sprawling landscapes and Elephant Butte Lake State Park, which has New Mexico’s largest body of water.

465 miles & 7 hours
Venture across state lines in your Hertz rental car from Albuquerque and take a road trip to Phoenix, Arizona. Just under 7 hours away, experience year-round sunshine in the Sonoran Desert, from desert hikes and desert gardens to a range of culinary gems to enjoy throughout the day.
How much does it cost to rent a car in Albuquerque?
The cost of a car rental in Albuquerque can vary depending on the duration of the rental and the type of vehicle. Simply enter the dates of your travel and find the cost before booking with Hertz.
Is there a shuttle from the Albuquerque airport to the rental car center?
Yes, car rental shuttles run every 10 minutes from Albuquerque Airport to the rental center 24 hours a day, 7 days per week. You can pick up a shuttle from the first level of the airport terminal building.
Do I need a car in Albuquerque, New Mexico?
Yes, a car in Albuquerque is essential as the city is very spread out. Having a rental car in Albuquerque means you can see not only the city, but also venture further around New Mexico and beyond.
How much does it cost to drive a rental car from Sacramento to Albuquerque, New Mexico?
The exact price can vary depending on the duration of the rental and the type of vehicle. It can take around 16 hours to drive the 1,080 miles from Sacramento to Albuquerque, New Mexico. Because of this, you might need to factor in the cost of a multi-day car rental and possibly a hotel along the route.
How much is parking at the car rental area at Sunport in Albquequerque?
Parking at Albuquerque International Sunport is free for the first 10 minutes. Up to 30 minutes is $3 and the maximum daily rate ranges for $8-$14 depending on the level of parking you choose (basic – premium economy).
Is traffic bad in Albuquerque?
Traffic in Albuquerque is manageable and not as bad as in some other U.S. cities. Traffic can get built up during peak hours, typically 7:00 AM–9:00 AM and 4:00 PM–6:30 PM
Is street parking free in Albuquerque?
While you might find some free street parking, the majority of Albuquerque street parking has meters and pay stations monitored from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday to Saturday.