Bucharest Van Rentals

If you want to rent a van close to the city center, Avis and Budget have an office in the Grand Hotel in the middle of downtown. There is also an office for Europcar at 93 Dacia Blvd, about a mile from the city center, and an office for SIXT at Calea Victoriei 63-8, which is less than a mile from the city center.

Consider renting the Mercedes V-class for extra room if you need it because it can fit up to nine passengers. It is available to rent at the Autounion (OTP). Another option is the Opel Vivaro, which comfortably seats as many as nine passengers and can be rented at various locations, including National, Alamo and Enterprise (at the airport) and Hertz at 2C Str. George Constantinescu, Bucharest. Other options include the Volkswagen Multivan (at Budget in the city center), the Ford Transit (at Hertz, 2C Str. George Constantinescu), and the Renault Trafic - 9 passenger at SIXT (OTP).

If you don't have a Romanian driver's license, you will likely need an international driving permit before getting your Bucharest van rental. Drivers from other countries will also be asked to show their passports. A credit card from a reputable company like Visa, Mastercard, or American Express is required in your name. To rent a vehicle in Bucharest, you must be 21 years old or older. Also, you must have had your license for a year or more. Drivers under the age of 25 might be assessed a young driver's fee. Young drivers could be limited in terms of the type and size of car they can rent. 

KAYAK compares van rental prices from all major car rental companies such as Thrifty, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, Payless and more to find you the best deal.

On average a van rental in Bucharest costs C$ 100 per day.

Car rental companies in Bucharest that rent vans include Ace, NU Car and Pricecarz.

On average a van in Bucharest costs C$ 698 per week (C$ 100 per day) to rent.

On average a van in Bucharest costs C$ 2,992 per month (C$ 698 per week) to rent.