Car Hire in Romford

Renting a Car in Romford: how it works

It's very simple to hire a car in Romford! All you have to do is:

1. Create an account: You'll have to register with us and complete a profile with some information if you’d like to rent a car - this does include a driver's license!

2. Search for a car: Enter Hackney into the search bar, as well as 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.

3. 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 checkout and wait to hear from the vehicle's owner, who'll give you confirmation.

4. Pick up your car from a neighbour in Walthamstow: 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!

Places to visit when hiring a car in Romford

Romford offers the perfect blend of history and modern convenience, making it a bustling centre in East London. Whether you're visiting for its vibrant shopping district, enjoying a night out, or exploring the surrounding areas of Essex, having your own transport gives you the freedom to move on your schedule. Below are some of the must-see places you can visit:

Romford Market

As one of the oldest street markets in the UK, it was established by the Royal Writ in 1247. You can browse over 150 stalls selling everything from fashion and homeware to fresh food stalls. It’s the best place to experience the vibrant local culture and find unique items. The market is open every Wednesday and Friday between 9 am and 4.30 pm, with Saturdays open from 9 am to 5 pm.

Havering Museum

Located in the old Romford Brewery building, the museum preserves the heritage of the London Borough of Havering. There are two permanent Galleries which explore the local history through different themes. There are also displays and archaeological finds from the Roman era, including a focus on the life and times of the people who lived in this area centuries ago. The museum is a fantastic place to spend a few hours and learn about the local community's past.

Bedfords Park

Formerly a private Georgian estate, this 87-hectare nature reserve and public park features scenic woodlands, wildflower meadows, ponds, and is famous for its captive red deer herd. Visit the visitor centre for a coffee and enjoy panoramic views across East London and the Thames Valley. The centre also provides a wealth of information about the local area, walking trails, and historical landmarks.