Washington Car Rental

Enjoy comfort and convenience with a Washington car rental from SIXT. You can pick up your car at popular locations such as the Seattle International Airport (SEA) and downtown Seattle. Choose from a variety of cars such as a luxury sedan for driving around downtown Seattle or an SUV for mountain driving around Snoqualmie Pass going from Seattle to Ellensburg. Easily book your rent a car in Washington using our online app and use our 24/7 customer service if you have questions.

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SIXT Services in Washington

SIXT's fleet includes newer vehicles made by leading manufacturers including BMW and Jeep. If you're taking your child back to college at Washington State University, you can book one of our passenger vans or large SUVs for additional luggage space. While exploring the city of Seattle, you'll get around its many one-way streets much easier when you add GPS to your package. Book a weekend rental in Washington for a quick getaway or arrange for a long-term rental if you want to explore more.

Good to know when you’re visiting Washington

Car rental under 25 in Washington

The minimum age for a rental from SIXT in Washington is 21, with some larger and luxury car categories having a higher minimum age. A young driver fee applies to those under 25.

Documents you need to rent a car in Washington

All drivers need a valid driver’s license. International renters need to show their passports, and an international driving permit if the license uses a non-Roman language like Japanese.

One-way car rental in Washington

It is possible to book a Washington car rental between SIXT locations with prior approval. An additional fee may apply.

The Best Cities to Visit in Washington

Seattle: Seattle is a large, metropolitan city located on Puget Sound. While visiting, you can take the ferry over to Bainbridge Island where you can explore the beauty of the water and take in the views of the Seattle skyline. Some of its other key attractions include the Space Needle, the Seattle Great Wheel and the Pike Place Market with its many places to eat.
Olympia: Visit the capital of Washington to explore the history of the state. In Olympia, you'll be able to tour the state capitol building, the Tugboat Sand Man (a maritime museum) and the Olympia Flight Museum. There is also lots of wildlife to see in Olympia at the Nisqually and Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge.
Spokane: Spokane is home to Gonzaga University and its top-ranked basketball team. You can also take a ride over Spokane Falls or get a close look at the art pieces in Spokane's Sculpture Park.

Summer in Washington

The state of Washington has numerous waterfalls including the Roaring Falls, Snoqualmie Falls and Palouse Falls State Park. In the summer, you can visit these falls to enjoy hiking, fishing, swimming or picnicking. There are also several national parks in the state where you can go camping or do some bird watching, including Olympic National Park.