Hard numbers beat guesses: on routes like LAX or LAS, the weekly total is often 10–25% lower than seven separate daily rates because airport concession and per‑day fees scale differently. With Hola Car Rentals you get no‑surprise totals, flexible changes up to 48 hours before pick‑up, and coverage designed for stress‑free trips.
Start your search in two places: our airport hubs and our city guides. For airport pick‑ups, tap car rental. If you’re staying in town, use car hire to compare options in the city.
Instead of chasing a headline price, compare the full cost after taxes, airport concession fees, young‑driver charges, and the fuel plan. Hola Car Rentals shows the real price up front so you can focus on value—vehicle class, mileage policy, and included protection—rather than fine print.
When weekly pricing wins
Weekly pricing often bundles a discount, especially in shoulder season. It also spreads any transaction or facility fee over more days, reducing the daily average. If your itinerary includes and covers at least five days, price both options—the longer block may be cheaper even if you return a day early.
Heading to New York for a long weekend? Review JFK weekend pricing and compare to a neighborhood lot for the same dates. In leisure markets with big events, consider Las Vegas weekly specials; flexible rates tend to drop as fleets settle.
For another price check on the same dates, glance at San Francisco weekly trends; a different hub can reveal calendar patterns you can use.
Tips to make a week the best value
- Keep the same pickup and return location when possible.
- Return on the same weekday you picked up—calendar quirks matter.
- Avoid oversized classes if you’re mostly city‑driving.
- Add an extra day only if the weekly rate is cheaper—check both.
- Watch for mileage limits on specialty vehicles.
Why book with Hola Car Rentals: Maximum liability coverage ($300,000 on selected itineraries); Transparent pricing with taxes included; Flexible changes and Free Cancellation.
Why does a week often win? Several fees are fixed per transaction rather than per day. When you spread a transaction fee over seven days, the per‑day cost drops. Some brands also load promotional prices into weekly buckets, especially in shoulder seasons when fleets are larger than demand.
There are exceptions. Holiday weeks—Thanksgiving, Christmas, Memorial Day—can drive weekly totals up even when daily numbers look average, because the calendar aligns with peak travel. The best approach is to price both and choose the cheaper total, not the label on the rate.
If your stay includes a split—four days in the city and three in a national park—consider two bookings. Pick up a compact for the city, then switch to an SUV for the park days. Even with two transactions, the combined price can beat a single week in a large vehicle you don’t fully use.
Plan a few minutes for photos at pickup and drop‑off, confirm the fuel level, and keep the receipt after refueling; these tiny habits protect your budget and your time. Lock in the total you want—then enjoy the week without watching the clock. Book today with Hola Car Rentals and hit the road with confidence.
