Car Rental - Calgary International Airport

Calgary International Airport Information

Location Details

2000 Airport Road Northeast

Calgary,AB,T2E 6W5

+1 403-221-1676Qualifications & RequirementsGoogle map location

Hours

Monday

07:00 am - 11:59 pm

Tuesday

07:00 am - 11:59 pm

Wednesday

07:00 am - 11:59 pm

Thursday

07:00 am - 11:59 pm

Friday

07:00 am - 11:59 pm

Saturday

07:00 am - 11:59 pm

Sunday

07:00 am - 11:59 pm

Calgary International Airport Car Rental at a Glance

MOST POPULAR CAR TYPE

Dodge Charger

AVERAGE DAILY PRICE

CAD 168.00

CAD/day

GOOD DEAL

CAD 105.00

CAD/day
Cheapest Month to Rentjanuary
Good Deal PriceCAD 105.00/day
Most Popular Car Type Dodge Charger
Average PriceCAD 168.00/day

Calgary International Airport

Calgary International Airport Most Popular Vehicles*

Calgary International Airport Car Rental Stats by Day*

 

Avg Daily Rate

Most Popular Car Type

friday

CAD 282.00

Dodge Grand Caravan

monday

CAD 158.00

Nissan Kicks

saturday

CAD 145.00

Toyota RAV4

sunday

CAD 138.00

Toyota RAV4

thursday

CAD 121.00

Toyota RAV4

tuesday

CAD 234.00

Dodge Grand Caravan

wednesday

CAD 168.00

Cadillac XT5

*Please note, prices are per rental/contract and include all taxes & fees in USD. Hertz works hard to get you the most accurate pricing possible, however, prices may fluctuate. We aggregate Hertz car rental data so you can quickly and easily compare car rental rates through weekly averages, annual and seasonal trends, and other metrics. These metrics provide you with valuable points of reference on rates so you can plan your trip more accurately than before.

Calgary International Airport Rate Planner

Avg daily price per month

Average price per month is calculated using Hertz car rental data from the previous 12 months at Calgary International Airport Most Popular Vehicles*. (Rates in USD)

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
MonthAvg daily price
Jan55
Feb88
Mar75
Apr220
May250
Jun165
Jul182
Aug175
Sep135
Oct79
Nov61
Dec67

Helpful planning tips

MOST POPULAR CAR TYPE

Dodge Charger

AVERAGE DAILY PRICE

$168

CAD/day

GOOD DEAL

$105

CAD/day

Calgary International Airport

Hertz car rental at Calgary Airport

Car rental at Calgary Airport is a gateway to two worlds – the striking skyscraper city of Calgary, and the idyllic countryside of Southern Alberta.

Renting a car is a great way to get out and see both, combining downtown fun with beautiful views of snow-capped mountains and rippling lakes.

We have several car rental pick-up locations at Calgary Airport. The primary desk is signposted within the main terminal building.

Whether you’re in town for business or on vacation, we have a wide range of rental cars to suit your needs. Browse our vehicle fleet and book online before you travel, and we’ll aim to get you on the road in style.

Once our team have organized your car, you can discover Calgary and its surrounding area at your leisure, from mesmerizing city attractions to the luxury ski slopes of Southern Alberta.

Driving in and around Calgary Airport

Car rental at Calgary Airport opens the door to a wealth of Albertan adventures. Follow the Airport Trail out of the airport compound, and you’re perfectly placed to enjoy both rural and urban attractions.

To head into the heart of the city, turn southbound onto Deerfoot Trail, also known as Highway 2. Take exit 256 to head into central Calgary on Memorial Drive, driving past Calgary Zoo and over Bow River. The journey should take approximately 20 minutes.

Navigating the city is relatively straightforward, with a network of highways connecting the suburbs with central districts. Avenues and streets are numbered, which can be helpful for finding your way around.

There are numerous parking lots across the city in addition to on-street metered parking, with prices starting from around $1.50 per hour. All Calgary Parking Authority-run metres accept payment by both cash and credit card.

The maximum legal speed limit in Alberta is 110 km/h, but this typically applies only to rural freeways, which may also have lower limits depending on the road. On urban highways the speed limit is typically 70-90 km/h, while the limit in urban or school zones is typically 30-50 km/h – with 30km/h being common in school zones. You should ensure you check signs for speed limits while undertaking each journey.

If you’re driving out of town, it’s worth bearing in mind that the province of Alberta has built enough roads to reach the moon (if laid end to end they would measure 473,000 kilometres) – so the scope for a great road-trip is truly cosmic.

Join the Trans-Canada Highway which runs east to west through Calgary and Banff National Park. There are many luxurious mountainside resorts dotted along this scenic route.

North of Calgary, drive approximately three hours on Highway 2 to the city of Edmonton, the capital of Alberta. From here, rural routes wind up into the glistening lakes of Canada.

All of the city’s attractions, and the wider Albertan province, are within reach when you book car rental at Calgary Airport with Hertz.

A quick guide to Calgary and Alberta

Bright and vibrant Calgary is a truly spectacular sight against the rural hinterland which frames the so-called ‘Stampede City’ – named for its annual rodeo festival which has been dubbed ‘The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth’.

In the centre, glinting skyscrapers tower above leafy parks. Up in the neighbouring mountains, skiers slice through the snow amid vivid green forests and shimmering lakes.

Experience ‘Cowtown’ Culture

The sunniest major city in Canada, Calgary offers many inspiring things to do, from the extravagance of a shopping mall that doubles up as a beautiful botanical garden, to museums that tell the historical and cultural story of this fascinating part of the world.

Calgary has been fondly dubbed ‘Cowtown’ due to its rodeo heritage– and the annual Calgary Stampede is one of Canada’s best-known festivals. Expect agricultural exhibits and brightly coloured flags at this local spectacle of traditional horse and bull riding.

You can also enrich your understanding of local culture at Heritage Park Historical Village, a beautifully preserved settlement showcasing homesteads dating back to 1860 across more than 120 acres of parkland.

Studio Bell, meanwhile, is home to the National Music Centre – and sums up Calgary’s distinctive blend of quaint tradition and striking, playful modernity. Here you’ll find fascinating exhibitions, entertaining interactive displays and performances, and the opportunity to make music with 300 instruments spanning more than 400 years of music technology.

Take to the slopes

Venture out of Calgary itself, and you’ll find some of the finest local ski resorts dotted along the Trans-Canada Highway and the Kananaskis Trail in the south.

The Nakiska Ski Area is one of the closest to the city, with Olympic-accredited slopes that have been inspiring visitors since the Calgary Winter Olympics in 1988. There is an ideal hill for beginners, along with sparsely wooded slopes which are ripe for intermediate skiers, and aa choice of delis, grills and cafeterias to keep everyone fed and watered.

Sunshine Village is a little further into the mountains, close to the spirited town of Banff. Here, generous snowfall creates ideal terrain for all abilities, and a choice of mountainside shops means there’s more than just powdery snow to keep you entertained. The resort boasts a lively events calendar too.

Treat yourself to some tranquillity

The largely untouched wilderness to the west of Calgary offers so many relaxing locations that you could easily spend months touring them. But if you don’t have quite as much time to spare in southern Alberta, venture to Banff and find serenity just a 90-minute drive away.

Tucked between Mount Rundle and Cascade Mountain, this resort has it all. Against the glorious backdrop and surroundings of Banff National Park, there’s plenty of great trekking ground to explore, along with spectacular scenery that will have you reaching for your camera.

Tunnel Mountain is one such majestic setting, along with the glassy vistas of the Vermillion Lakes which can be enjoyed by foot, bike or kayak. To relax after your adventures, head to Banff Upper Hot Springs, where Canadians have flocked to find warm and peaceful waters since 1883.

Banff also welcomes the world of the big screen each October with the Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival – a nine-day extravaganza that celebrates adventure, sports and the great outdoors in ideal snow-capped surroundings.

If you’re planning a trip into the mountains during your stay in Alberta, take care to check for weather warnings and take measures to maintain a full gas tank in this remote region.

Hertz car rental at Calgary Airport can help kickstart your trip. From sophisticated days spent in the city to fresh mountain vistas, this is your opportunity to enjoy an idyllic and unforgettable adventure.

Frequently Asked Questions

More things to know on your first drive

Valid license from country of residence will be required at time of rental.

 

Also acceptable are temporary license or permit issued when license is lost, stolen or expired.

 

International customers renting in Canada are also required to present a valid international-issued driver’s license at the time of rent and a valid passport in the same name, as a second form of identification.

 

A flat fee of $1.99 may apply for driver's license verification.

 

U.S. renters must provide valid license, temporary license in cases of lost, stolen or expired license, and chauffeur's license issued in the U.S. or a U.S. territory.

 

Mobile/Digital Driver License

A mobile or digital driver’s license does not replace a valid physical driver’s license and Hertz customers will still need to supply their hard copy license until further notice.

The Fees and Surcharges for Hertz Car Rental - Calgary International Airport can be found here.

When you sign the Hertz Rental Agreement, you automatically receive our limited liability, which is stipulated on the reverse side of the Rental Agreement.

 

- Hertz's liability protection is included in the rates.

- Hertz's liability protection is primary. Your car insurance would not become involved until the limits of Hertz's liability have been reached.
- Hertz's liability protection applies to all authorized drivers of the Hertz vehicle.

 

Any physical damage to the Hertz vehicle is the sole responsibility of the renter, regardless of fault, unless "Loss Damage Waiver (LDW)" is purchased. If you purchase LDW, you will not be responsible for loss or damage to the Hertz vehicle except to the extent of any applicable deductible.

 

Liability protection and LDW will be void, if violations listed on the Rental Agreement occur. Exclusion of protection can vary by location and should be verified at the rental counter.  

 

Liability protection up to a single limit of CAD$1 Million per accident for bodily injury or property damage combined, is included.

 

 

Exclusion of coverage may occur when the vehicle is used as follows:

 

-To carry persons or property for hire.
-To propel or tow any vehicle, trailer or other subject in any race or contest.
-To instruct an unlicensed person in vehicle operation.
-For any illegal purposes.

 

Loss Damage Waiver (LDW)


LDW is an optional service which relieves your financial responsibility for the loss of, or damage to the Hertz vehicle resulting from any cause, except to the extent of any deductible, if applicable, provided the vehicle is used in accordance with the terms of the Rental Agreement. Cost of LDW may vary depending on location or vehicle type and is charged per each full or partial day of rental.

 

Note: various credit card companies provide cardholders with varying degrees of damage protection provided you use their charge card for the rental and decline the optional LDW offered by Hertz at time of rental. The coverage and limits vary - be sure to check specifics with your credit card company prior to rental. Since you may choose to decline Hertz's coverage, you will be responsible to Hertz for the full value of any damage due to loss of or damage to the Hertz vehicle. If loss does occur, you must then submit a claim for reimbursement to your credit card company.

 

Adding LDW after vehicle is on rental:


You may not change the option once the rental has begun, without returning the vehicle and starting a new Rental Agreement. This will result in the contract being closed out and charges being assessed for the time you kept the vehicle (at least 1 day minimum), and a new rental contract will begin.

 

Personal Accident Insurance and Personal Effects Coverage have a combined rate. They are not sold separately. 

 

Personal Accident Insurance and Personal Effects Coverage are not available in British Columbia and in Quebec.

 

Personal Accident Insurance (PAI)


Personal Accident Insurance is an optional coverage for any accident involving death or bodily injury during the rental period for the renter and passengers.

 

The renter is covered for the entire duration of the rental, in or out of the vehicle. Passengers are only covered while entering, occupying or leaving the Hertz vehicle.

 

For more information.

 

Exclusions: The policy excludes coverage if the vehicle is in violation of the Rental Agreement and for losses resulting from:

  • Intentional self-inflicted injury;
  • Suicide or any attempt;
  • Aircraft travel;
  • Committing or attempting to commit an assault or felony; or
  • Intoxicants or narcotics unless administered by a physician.

 

Personal Effects Coverage (PEC)

 

Personal Effects Coverage is an optional insurance for the loss of or damage to personal effects of the renter and immediate family traveling and residing with the renter.

 

PEC coverage:

 

The maximum coverage for each covered individual during the rental period is $500 after a deductible of $25 per covered claim. The maximum coverage for all individuals during the rental period is $1,500 involving a maximum of three (3) occupants of the vehicle after application of the deductible.

 

-Personal items covered are insured both while in or out of the rental car.

-Personal Effects Insurance will be paid in addition to any other homeowners' coverage.

 

PEC applies to personal effects only and not to car equipment. The following are examples of items NOT covered by the PEC:

  • Automobiles and their equipment, motorcycles, boats, motors or other accessories, add-ons, instruments);
  • Household furniture, currency, coins, stamps, deeds, bullion, securities, tickets, documents;
  • CB radios, radar detectors, guns, merchandise for sale or fine art;
  • Contact lenses, artificial teeth and limbs;
  • Perishables or animals.
  • PEC does not cover loss by mysterious disappearance.

Also, PEC does not cover:

 

  • Loss or damage caused by wear and tear, gradual deterioration, moths, vermin, inherent vice or damage sustained due to any process or while actually being worked upon and resulting there from, or while in the care, custody or control of any common carrier.
  • Loss by nuclear reaction, radiation or radioactive contamination.
  • Loss caused by any act of war.
  • Loss or damage due to theft unless reported by Police.


If loss or damages occur, completion of claim form must accompany claim. Forms available at all Hertz Corporate locations.

 

All losses must be reported to the police and there must be signs of forcible entry. Property is valued at actual cash value and not replacement cost. A copy of the police report must accompany claim.

 

 

A Late Return Fee of up to $15.50 per day, up to a maximum of $77.50 or five (5) days, will be applied if you return the vehicle more than 12 hours after the date and time previously scheduled, and you failed to notify Hertz of such change more than 24 hours prior to your scheduled return time by calling Hertz at 1-800-654-4174.

 

This fee will be applied in addition to any change in rental rate that occurs as a result of extending your rental.

One-way rentals are those consisting of picking up a vehicle in one city and returning to another city or location. Availability is based on the locations restrictions and the vehicle types being taken one-way. Fees for one-way will be assessed at time of booking.

 

Vehicles may be dropped in the U.S. as long as the rate displays during the booking process. If permitted, you must have a copy of the Rental Agreement and a pass from Customs Agent.

 

See *Rental Restrictions* in Location Index for availability and details.

 

Vehicles may not be driven into or dropped in Mexico.

 

Hertz has three refuelling options available to meet your needs: 

 

1. Fuel Purchase Option (FPO)

  • Prepay the fuel in the tank at competitive local prices.
  • Return at any level.

NO REFUND FOR UNUSED FUEL, except for rentals of 160 Kilometres or less.

 

2. Fuel and Service Charge (FSC)

  • If you return with less fuel than at the time of rent, and have not chosen the Fuel Purchase Option (FPO) we will service and refuel at a per litre rate. 

3. You refuel

  • Return with the tank at the same level as when rented.
  • On trips of 160 Kilometres or less, you will need to produce a gas receipt from a station near the return location.

 

Electric Vehicle Rental – Battery Charging Options

 

1. EV Purchase Option (EVPO): Purchase this option to pay for the amount of charge in the EV battery at time of pickup, at a rate similar to local charging stations plus a small fee. Then you can return the EV at any battery level. No refunds for the charge left in the battery at time of return.

 

2. EV Service Charge (EVSC): If you do not select EVPO and do not recharge the vehicle yourself, Hertz will charge you for the difference in battery level at pickup and return, at the same energy rate as EVPO but with a higher fee.

 

3. You recharge: Pay no additional cost if you return the EV at the same battery level it had at pickup — but you never have to bring it back over 75%.