Economy & Compact Cars in Berlin

Car rental at Berlin Schönefeld Airport guarantees low cost of the services. The following leading agencies operate here: Hertz, Thrifty, Budget, Sixt, Avis, Europcar, Enterprise, National, Alamo, and Dollar. Besides, you can rent a car from such firms as Buchbinder and Global Rent-a-Car. All the car hire companies are concentrated in the car rental centre in car park P2 (public area), which is situated opposite Terminal A. The agencies are usually open from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on weekdays. On weekends they start working at 8 a.m.

The information desks of the car rental agencies are found in the pavilion, which is positioned opposite Terminal A. The car collection points are only a few minutes away from the information desks. The leased cars are returned to the parking spaces in parking garage P4. The up-to-date information on the availability of cars is displayed on the TV panels at the desks of agencies in the car rental centre. The agencies offer a wide selection of vehicles from simple economy car models to premium-class cars.

In addition to the standard services, agencies provide additional options such as rental of child restraint devices, navigation devices and so on. What is more, an advanced online car rental reservation can be made.

The territory of the airport has three car parks (P1, P2, and P6) and two multi-level parking garages (P4 and P3). Car park P2 is stationed in front of Terminal A, and car park P1 is behind it. Car park P6 is located closest to Terminal D, and comprises parking spaces for car sharing program members. Multi-level parking garage P4 is based opposite Terminal B. Multi-level parking garage P3 is built in the territory of neighbouring Berlin Brandenburg Airport. The garage is connected to the terminals by a free shuttle service. The parking spaces can be booked in advance through the online service. Several hotels are nestled beside the airport. These are the Holiday Inn, the Ibis Budget Berlin Airport Schoenefeld, the Inter City Hotel, and the Meininger Hotel. Read all...

The city is very convenient to travel by public transport. The transport chain is really diversified, and there are trolley-buses, trams and buses, trains and underground in Berlin. The subway line covers all important areas of the city. We should also note that certain types of buses and trolley buses run in the city even at night.

When you plan to make a walk, it's better to bring a copy of the passport or the hotel card with you. The identity document will help you to avoid many troubles.

There are many internet cafes in the city. Many large bars and cafes have free Wi-Fi access.

All major stores, shopping malls, cafes and restaurants accept credit cards, so there’s no need to take large sums of cash with you.

It is better to get cash Geldautomat ATMs as they charge a small fee and are located near every major public institution or a shopping center.
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