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Geneva Airport, Switzerland Car Hire

Save money on your car hire at Geneva, use the MoneyMaxim car hire comparison service. Compare car hire and car hire excess insurance and find amazing deals!

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Save money on your car hire at Geneva Airport

Geneva Airport car hire is mainly delivered from the Swiss side of the airport - which has the advantage of fast access to the motorway - in turn giving access to Geneva city centre, Lake Geneva and both the French and Swiss Alps. With a rental car from Geneva airport you can get yourself and your luggage to where you are staying with ease.

Although cheaper car hire is normally available from car hire companies on the French side of Geneva airport, cars from the Swiss side have the added convenience of a vignette (allowing access to Swiss motorways) and over the winter are winterised - which means winter tyres between November and April and normally a set of snow chains (check this as you book your car rental company as some companies package the cost of these in whilst others charge extra). This article concentrates on car hires from the Swiss sector of Geneva - to access information on the French side visit our French sector pages.

Make sure you check out MoneyMaxim's car hire excess insurance comparison service to find competitive deals on your insurance!

Our Top Geneva Airport Car Hire Tip - Childrens booster seats seem to be charged at ridiculous rates in Switzerland - think about bringing your own on your next visit.