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Hertz Car Rental in Arizona

Arizona is a state where the distance between stops can shape your whole trip. For Australian travellers arriving after a long flight, Hertz car rental in Arizona gives you more control from the airport, especially if your plans include resort stays, desert drives, national parks, or more than one city.

Phoenix and Tucson are useful starting points, but many of the best Arizona routes go well beyond the city. Scottsdale is ideal for resort stays and dining, Sedona puts red-rock scenery within reach, Flagstaff works well for higher-elevation drives, and the Grand Canyon is best planned with enough time on the road.

If you plan to rent a car in Arizona, check drive times, summer heat, fuel stops, and parking before setting off. This matters most on desert highways, national park routes, and longer drives where services can be spread out.

Top Cities In Arizona

  1. Phoenix
  2. Flagstaff
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Hertz Airport Locations Arizona

  1. Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport
  2. Flagstaff - Pulliam Municipal Airport HLE
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Everything you need to know about hiring a car in Arizona

Parking in Arizona

  • Phoenix Biomedical Campus P3 Parking Structure near Salt Lake City’s Delta Center has around 1,260 uncovered parking spots, useful for downtown events and arena stops.
  • Tucson Convention Center’s Lot C Garage has nearly 500 stalls, giving drivers a central option for downtown events and hotels.
  • Flagstaff Pulliam Airport’s Economy Lot offers around 413 parking spaces, which can help travellers starting a northern Arizona route.

Electric Car Hire

Want to explore Arizona with a greener alternative? Electric car hire in Arizona can be a smart choice for quieter, cleaner driving around Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Tucson, and shorter resort or city routes.

Hertz electric car hire in Arizona gives Australian travellers another flexible option for airport transfers, hotel stays, business trips, and day drives where charging is available.

Charging Points

Arizona has around 4,618 public electric charging ports, giving EV drivers more flexibility for airport pickups, city stays, and interstate drives.

Congestion Charges

Arizona does not have a statewide congestion charge. Main extra costs are parking, park entry fees, airport charges, and hotel parking.

Key Roads

  • AZ-87: Useful for Phoenix, Payson, and higher-elevation drives toward the Mogollon Rim.
  • AZ-89A: A scenic route for Sedona, Oak Creek Canyon, Jerome, and Flagstaff.
  • US-60: Connects Phoenix, Mesa, Globe, and eastern Arizona routes.

Toll Roads

  • I-10: Main toll route for Phoenix, Tucson, and onward interstate travel toward California or New Mexico.
  • I-17: A tolled route useful for drives from drives from Phoenix, Flagstaff, and northern Arizona.
  • Loop 101:This toll route is helpful around Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Glendale, and Chandler.

Driving Tips: When you are in Arizona

  • Carry water on longer drives, especially in summer and desert areas.
  • Set your navigation before moving, as handheld phone use while driving is restricted.
  • Right turn on red is usually allowed after stopping unless a sign says otherwise.

A Quick Guide to Arizona

Best Hotels in Arizona

Hotel Valley Ho

6850 East Main Street, Scottsdale, AZ

A retro Scottsdale hotel close to Old Town dining, galleries, and resort-style stays.

Arizona Biltmore

2400 East Missouri Avenue, Phoenix, AZ

A Phoenix resort with historic design, pools, dining, and Camelback-area access.

El Tovar Hotel

1 El Tovar Road, Grand Canyon, AZ

A South Rim lodge suited to a Grand Canyon overnight stay.

Popular Restaurants in Arizona

Pizzeria Bianco

623 East Adams Street, Phoenix

A downtown Phoenix pizza restaurant known for wood-fired pies and a Heritage Square setting.

El Charro Café

311 North Court Avenue, Tucson

A long-running Tucson restaurant known for Sonoran-style Mexican food and historic downtown character.

The Mission Old Town

3815 North Brown Avenue, Scottsdale

A Scottsdale restaurant offering modern Latin dining near Old Town shops and nightlife.

Best Places to Visit in Arizona

Desert Botanical Garden

1201 North Galvin Parkway, Phoenix

A Phoenix garden where desert plants, walking paths, and Sonoran scenery make an easy city stop.

Saguaro National Park

3693 South Old Spanish Trail, Tucson

A Tucson-area park known for saguaro cactus landscapes, desert drives, and short walks.

Musical Instrument Museum

4725 East Mayo Boulevard, Phoenix

A Phoenix museum with global music exhibits, useful for a shaded indoor stop between drives.

FAQs

1. What do I need to bring for a car rental in Arizona?

For car rental in Arizona, bring a valid driver’s licence, passport or accepted ID, and a payment card in the main driver’s name for the security deposit. If your licence is not in English, carry an International Driving Permit with the original licence.

2. What are the age rules for car hire in Arizona?

Younger renters may be accepted, but under-25 fees and vehicle limits can apply.

3. What payment types are accepted?

Credit cards are generally preferred, while debit card use depends on location terms.

4. Does the rental come with a full tank of fuel?

Follow the fuel option shown in your booking and return the car as required.

5. What is Hertz’s cancellation policy in Arizona?

Cancellation rules depend on whether your booking is prepaid or pay-at-location.