How to find a cheap car hire deal in Takasaki
In search of a cheap rental car in Takasaki? With an average price of R 1,142 a day, you're headed for some big savings. Whether you're after a zippy economy ride, a spacious family car, or something in between, we compare all the best offers to help you book smart.
R 586 is the cheapest daily price for a rental in Takasaki.
Planning an extended stay and want to explore beyond the main attractions? R 10,624 is the lowest rate for a weekly rental.
Land the best price on a Takasaki car hire by booking in advance. You're more likely to get a better deal and more choice.
Find your perfect ride with NIPPON Rent A Car, Nissan Rent a Car or Orix. They're some of the most well-known providers in the city.
Whether you choose NIPPON Rent A Car or another supplier, make sure you understand the coverage on your Takasaki car hire. Some companies include a collision damage waiver (CDW), while others treat it as an add-on.
Booking one-way could score you a discount on your rental. Providers sometimes offer lower prices when vehicles need to be relocated. Just click 'Return car to a different location' when searching the range of cars for rent in Takasaki.
Search for a vehicle with a 'Fair fuel policy.' You'll pick up and drop off your car with a full tank, so you're only paying for what you use. You won't get hit with overpriced refueling charges either.
Pack more into your journey by searching for rentals with 'Unlimited mileage.' Located under the 'Policies' filter, these rides let you go as far as you want without paying more.
Best value car hire options right now
The best value for money comes from this company, with average prices at R 869 a day.
Offering daily rates of around R 1,459, this provider is next in line.
The third option also makes the list of budget-friendly suppliers. Drive off in one of their rentals for roughly R 791 a day.
If you're still weighing up what kind of wheels you need, consider something from the Compact rental category. It's the most frequently booked car type in Takasaki.
Compare car hire types in Takasaki
Small: These cheap rental cars in Takasaki may be small in size, but they're big on practicality. Including mini and economy vehicles, they're agile, fuel efficient, and just the thing for city driving.
Medium: Not too small, not too big, this just-right ride is calling your name. Typically including compact and intermediate cars, they offer a mix of fuel efficiency and interior space and are great for small families and couples.
Large: You've got the suitcases, the kids, the snacks, the works. Large vehicles have got the capacity to fit it all in without a hassle. Great for longer journeys, this Takasaki car hire category includes full-size cars.
SUV: Enjoy a higher driving position and an open view of the journey ahead in an SUV. Whether you're weaving through remote countryside or cruising along uninterrupted highways, many offer all-wheel drive to keep you steady on any road.
Van: If you're searching for a car for rent in Takasaki that can handle a small crowd (and their suitcases), a van is the roomy ride you need. Including commercial vans and trucks, they're a great choice for group travel, moving or business use.
Insurance and optional extras
Car rental excess insurance isn't mandatory, but is something to think about. If your ride is damaged, no matter how minor, it can help you avoid paying a hefty excess fee. Different Takasaki car hire providers have different insurance policies and cover levels, so check the terms before booking.
From GPS units to mobile Wi-Fi, the right extras can seriously upgrade your ride. Weigh up which features could make your trip more comfortable when you rent a car in Takasaki.
Good to know
Age requirements vary by supplier and even car type, so know the rules before you book. Some companies in Japan may rent to younger drivers for an extra fee. If you're outside the typical age bracket, simply uncheck 'Driver aged between 25–70' and then enter how old you are to explore your options.
Kids coming with you? Child car seat laws vary from one place to another, and the correct setup may depend on their age, height and weight. Confirm whether you need to add one to your Takasaki car hire reservation.
You'll have to provide some documents when collecting your car. As a general rule, bring a valid driver's licence, a credit card with enough balance for the deposit (most companies don't accept debit cards), and another form of photo ID. Your booking will tell you exactly what you need.
Driving in Japan may take some getting used to if it's your first time. Keep in mind you'll need to stick to the left side of the road.
Make sure you follow the local speed limits. Most of the time that's around 55kph in built-up areas and 85kph or so on highways, unless signs say otherwise.
A blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit of 0.03% applies in Japan. The only guaranteed way to stay safe to drive is to avoid alcohol completely.
Around 8am is one of the busiest times for traffic in this destination. Try to avoid busy hours generally for a smoother drive.
The Japanese yen (JPY) is the currency you'll be using for everyday purchases and outings. Pay with a debit or credit card when you can, and keep a little cash when electronic payments aren't possible.
Japanese is the language you'll most often encounter in this country.
Best hotels in Takasaki for drivers
Pull in and enjoy your stay at VILLA Terrace Maebashi Hotel & Resort. Offering parking as well as a barbeque and Wi-Fi, this hotel is around 8 kilometres from central Takasaki.
Or take advantage of the parking at Shiroiya Hotel. The city centre is roughly 10 kilometres from this stay, which also features a garden and internet access.
Need more ideas? Browse through the full list of hotels in Takasaki. You can fine-tune your search with the filters — try 'Parking,' 'Valet parking,' or 'Outdoor parking.' If you're driving electric, you can use the 'Electric vehicle (EV) charging station' filter.
Once you've found a car hire deal in Takasaki and your hotel, the only thing left is to decide where to head to first. Kick things off with big attractions like Itsukushima Shrine, Kiyomizudera and Kotohira Shrine.
Hit the road: Where to drive to from Takasaki
Saitama should be on your to-do list if you'd like to visit Nara Park and Sakura Park. This city is around 80 kilometres southeast of central Takasaki.
Popular accommodation options with parking in Saitama include Royal Pines Hotel Urawa and Palace Hotel Omiya.
Alternatively, pick up your cheap car hire in Takasaki and then set off for Yono. Around 72 kilometres southeast of Takasaki, Sakuragaokafureai Park and Nishitani Park are among the highlights that are worth going out of your way for.
Yono has some good accommodation options such as Royal Pines Hotel Urawa and Palace Hotel Omiya. Both give you somewhere to leave your car while you're here.
Looking to cover more ground? Kawasaki is a top road trip destination that's around 105 kilometres southeast of Takasaki. Plan to make a few pit stops at Tofuku-ji Temple and Keihin Fushimi Inari Shrine.
Check out the room availability at HOTEL Mystays Haneda or Hotel JAL City Haneda Tokyo West Wing. Make one your base for exploring everything Kawasaki has to offer. They also have parking available.
