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Locations: Get to know all our St. Louis car rental locations, from St. Louis Lambert International Airport to neighborhood locations like South Kingshighway Boulevard.

Fleet: Check out all our rental car options in St. Louis, including SUVs, sedans and more.

Things to do: Find St Louis’ top jazz and blues clubs, tourist hotspots and hotel options, all in one place.

Useful rental information: Get tips on driving around St. Louis, including parking details, tolls and car rental rules.


St. Louis car rental

Hire a car rental in St. Louis to discover this vibrant Missouri city at a pace that suits you. With St. Louis Lambert International Airport under half an hour away, you’ll be exploring the ‘Gateway to the West’ before you know it.

With more than 10 Hertz locations dotted around the St. Louis area, a rental car is the perfect way to find the rhythm of this famously musical city. It puts attractions like the Gateway Arch, Busch Stadium and City Museum within easy reach. Not to mention the Mississippi River, which runs through the heart of the city.

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Gateway Arch National Park

11 North 4th Street, St. Louis, MO 63102

This compact national park is nestled right at the center of St. Louis, making it a quick and easy first trip for your rental car. As the defining symbol of St. Louis, the arch itself is the tallest monument in the US, standing 630ft tall.

You can enjoy a tram ride to the top, plus 91 acres of surrounding natural landscapes. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife like opossums, coyotes and raccoons. Top it all off with a relaxing boat cruise down the neighboring Mississippi River – the perfect place to get photos of the Gateway Arch.

 

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Missouri Botanical Garden

4344 Shaw Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63110

You’ll find plenty of rewards when venturing a little further afield in your St. Louis rental car, with the Missouri Botanical Garden among them. This National Historic Landmark was set up in 1859, making it one of the oldest existing botanical gardens in the entire country.

With a magnificent, clear dome as its centerpiece, the garden boasts 79 acres of displays. Highlights include the 14-acre Japanese strolling garden and a bespoke children’s area, perfect for inquiring minds. A series of regular exhibitions keeps visitors coming back for more.

 

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Busch Stadium

700 Clark Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63102

Home to the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team, Busch Stadium offers an authentic slice of US sporting action. Built in 2006, this sweeping 46,000-seat stadium is just a short drive in your St. Louis car rental from the city’s main attractions.

It’s the perfect place to watch a game during the baseball season, which usually runs from early spring to autumn. Or you can always take a look behind the scenes on a guided stadium tour to see the Cardinals Hall of Fame and get a glimpse of life pitch-side.

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Broadway Oyster Bar

736 South Broadway, St. Louis, MO 63102

Combining live music with seafood and Cajun dishes, the Broadway Oyster Bar always gets the party started. This New Orleans-style restaurant and music venue hosts a variety of live acts every day of the week.

Oysters are a specialty, just as the venue’s name suggests. But there’s plenty more to get your teeth into, such as fried shrimp, crab cakes, and even the chance to sample fried alligator. Keep your eyes peeled for one-off festivals and special events too, including Mardi Gras, and learn more about the best jazz and blues clubs in St. Louis.

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Drury Plaza Hotel St. Louis at the Arch

2 South 4th Street, St. Louis, MO 63102

Located downtown, this elegant modern hotel is a convenient place to keep your car rental in St. Louis. The hotel’s eighth-floor terrace is practically an attraction in its own right, offering dramatic views of the nearby Mississippi River and Gateway Arch.

You can easily take a break from driving, with venues like Busch Stadium within walking distance. What’s more, the daily hot breakfast and on-site fine-dining steakhouse should fuel you up for another day or evening of sightseeing.

Long term car rental

Planning a bigger trip? Book a long-term car rental in St. Louis to explore the city and wider Missouri at a leisurely pace. Longer-term rentals from Hertz are a cost-effective way to travel, taking the pressure off when returning your vehicle.

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One-way car rental

Planning a bigger trip? Book a long-term car rental in St. Louis to explore the city and wider Missouri at a leisurely pace. Longer-term rentals from Hertz are a cost-effective way to travel, taking the pressure off when returning your vehicle.

Business rental 

St. Louis is home to a diverse business community, including the global drinks giant Anheuser-Busch. Whether you’re meeting clients downtown or driving to the nearby commercial hub of Clayton, keep life simple with a Hertz business rental.

Popular road trips from St. Louis

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San Diego to Los Angeles

120 miles & 2–3 hours

Heading north, this drive links San Diego with Los Angeles via one of California’s busiest corridors. The journey can be done directly or stretched out with stops at coastal towns like Carlsbad and Laguna Beach. It’s a flexible trip depending on how much time you have to explore. 

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San Diego to Joshua Tree National Park

150 miles & 3 hours

Driving northeast moves you from the coast into stark desert terrain. Joshua Tree is known for its rock formations and distinctive landscapes, with stops like Temecula or Palm Springs along the way for an enjoyable desert drive. 

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San Diego to Las Vegas

330 miles & 4.5–5.5 hours

Set out for Las Vegas on a drive that builds gradually, trading coastal sprawl for long desert stretches before the skyline appears in the distance. The route runs mostly along I-15, passing through places like Temecula and Barstow. By the time you arrive, expect bright lights and a completely different pace waiting at the other end.