Car Rental at 'Hartlepool'

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The search options in the above form include pick-up/return date and time, and location criteria. You can play with the options to find the vehicle best suited for your demands.

The address of the preset rental office 'Hartlepool': Stanley Road, Hartlepool, Ts25 1qp, Eng, Great Britain.

To change to another rental area in Middlesbrough, simply use one of the following:
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Car hire system OrangeSmile.com offers vehicles for rent at the rental location 'Hartlepool'. We carefully maintain largest up-to-date database with actual offers from most of the rental suppliers in Great Britain. Due to this, we are able to find the best and cheapest rental options for your specified location and dates.

Reservation can be done in three fast and simple steps - search by your dates and location in Great Britain, select a car, and input your personal data. Upon reception of your order, we will send you a confirmation voucher by email. Before completing your reservation, please check the rental conditions of the selected car carefully.

Upon arrival to the 'Hartlepool' rental office, please provide your confirmation voucher, driving license and credit card to an officer. The credit card is required for payment and deposit. The deposit amount is usually equivalent to the amount of the largest insurance franchise specified in your voucher.

Before leaving the office at the pick-up time, verify the invoice issued by the officer and compare the invoice data with the data in your voucher!

Car pick-up: inspect the car body, wheels, windows and interior for chips, scratches, dents and other defects. Validate that all found defects are described in your rental document.

We wish you a great driving experience on the roads of Middlesbrough!

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Typical models of OrangeSmile.com vehicles in Middlesbrough

Mini & economy hatchback: Ford Fiesta, Hyundai Accent and Nissan Micra

Compact & intermediate sedan: Toyota Corolla, Audi A3 and Toyota Avensis

Full-size saloon & station wagon: VW Passat, Renault Scenic and Peugeot 508

Premium & luxury limousine: BMW X5, Audi A5 Sportback and Mercedes E Class

Minivan & minibus, 7-15 pax: Ford Galaxy 7 seater, Mercedes Vito and Peugeot 807 7 seater

SUV, crossover & off-road vehicle: Hyundai Tuscon, BMW X3 and Toyota Rav4

Cabriolet, roadster & convertible: Mercedes SLK, Suzuki Jimny and Peugeot 206 Cabriolet

Rental locations near Middlesbrough

» Teeside - 15.1 km
» Darlington - 21.4 km
» Northallerton - 28.7 km

» Bishop Auckland - 31.3 km
» Durham - 32.8 km
» Newcastle - 52.1 km

» Scarborough - 61.9 km
» Knaresborough - 63.9 km
» Harrogate - 67.2 km

Over the sights of Middlesbrough by car

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Now the historic building is under the jurisdiction of a local college. On certain days, it is open for tours. The mansion is notable for the preserved wooden elements of its original decoration. Stucco ceilings have survived in some rooms. In many rooms, the walls are decorated with carved wooden panels. An interesting collection of antiques is hidden within the mansion walls. The historic building is surrounded by a beautiful park, which is of historical value, too. An 800-meter-long old oak alley has been preserved here.

Fans of historical sites would probably be interested in visiting the ruins of the ancient monastery Gisborough Priory in the vicinity of the city. This Augustinian monastery was founded in the first half of the 12th century. A hundred years later, the large-scale monastery building was destroyed by fire. The monastery was subsequently restored, after which it remained operational until 1540. In the mid-16th century, many monasteries in this area were abolished, and Gisborough Priory got empty in a matter of years. The stones from which the Gothic building was built were used by locals for building their own houses. They managed to disassemble a significant part of the building, but some elements of the once majestic monastery survived to the present day. The ruins of the ancient monastery are located in a very picturesque natural area. The best time to visit these places with a tour is warm months.
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