Car Hire in King's Cross

Hiring a car in King's Cross: how it works

It's very simple to rent a car in your local area! All you have to do is:

• Create an account

You'll have to register with us and complete a profile with some information - this does include a driver's license!

• Search for a car

Enter King's Cross into the search bar, as well as the the ideal times for you to pick up and drop off the vehicle. You'll then be able to see all the cars in your local area that are available to share with you. From there you can also filter these options down by transmission and by vehicle type.

• Make a booking request

Once you've found the vehicle you're looking for, select it and review the associated costs. With that you make your payment at the checkout and wait to hear from the vehicle's owner who'll give you confimation.

• Pick up your car from a neighbour in King's Cross!

With the booking confirmed, simply meet the owner at the address, confirm the car's condition, mileage and fuel, then you are ready to drive away!

Things to do in King’s Cross

Perhaps best known as the location of the famous Platform 9 ¾, King’s Cross offers a world of entertainment options for visitors looking to explore the area. The area has undergone an extensive regeneration recently, and it’s now home to standout street food markets, shopping destinations, top quality restaurants and beautiful gardens. There are also renowned attractions here, like the British Library, and stunning open spaces such as Camley Street Natural Park.

Coal Drops Yard

First opened in 2018, this shopping destination is home to over 60 different stores, and it’s a must-see for fans of inspiring architecture and interior design. Coal Drops Yard is housed within two converted 19th-century coal warehouses. An eclectic mix of shops, bars and restaurants can be found beneath the restored railway arches, which seem to stretch for miles.

Camley Street Natural Park

If you need to escape the hustle and bustle of the city for a while, take a trip to Camley Street Natural Park. This urban park is a real breath of fresh air, spanning a two mile stretch alongside the picturesque banks of Regent’s Canal. There’s a visitor centre here, and even a floating platform where you might be able to catch a glimpse of local wildlife.

British Library

Book lovers won’t want to miss out the chance to visit the world’s largest library. The British Library houses the most extensive collection of books on the planet, and access is completely free. There’s a myriad of rooms to explore, with catalogues and collections to suit all interests.