Car rental prices at Warsaw Modlin Airport

At Warsaw Modlin Airport, booking about a month ahead of October 2026 brings an Intermediate car, the Volkswagen Passat size, down to around $63 a day. A Compact like the Hyundai i30 is about $38 a day, while an Economy car like the Renault Clio runs around $32. Leaving it to the last 2 weeks edges the Intermediate down to $61. Across all months, March 2027 is cheapest for a Mini at $30 a day, while August 2027 peaks at $115 for an executive car. Check the price checker for your exact dates.

Booking timing barely moves the price at Warsaw Modlin Airport, where an Intermediate costs $63 a day a month before travel and $61 in the last 2 weeks for October 2026. Across the year, reserving 9 months before your trip averages $66 a day, so you have missed nothing by waiting. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for, 48% of our customers book within 16 days of pickup. You can safely lock in your car whenever your travel dates are set.

Addcar is the cheapest company at Warsaw Modlin Airport for an Intermediate car, averaging $40 a day over the last 12 months. Flex to Go is the next cheapest at $44 a day from 513 prices, scoring 84/100 from 110 reviews, though it requires a credit card for its $1,212 deposit. Addcar does not yet have enough reviews for a score. All 11 rental counters sit directly at the airport, so you never need a shuttle bus.

The cheapest company can cost you a longer queue or a bigger deposit, so check the review score and desk wait beside each car in the results before you book.

Sixt is the best-reviewed company at Warsaw Modlin Airport, scoring 92/100 from 68 customer reviews with an average desk wait of 17 minutes. Hertz follows closely with a score of 91/100 from 75 reviews and a 19-minute wait. Neither is cheap: over the last 12 months for an Intermediate, Hertz averaged $73 a day while Sixt averaged $150. By comparison, Addcar is the cheapest supplier at $40 a day, but it does not yet have enough reviews for a score.

Review scores are CarTrawler customers' own, from the last five months; the score and the desk wait sit beside each car in the results.

Warsaw Modlin Airport deposits run from $346 with Europcar to $1,598 with Goldcar, and 4 of the 11 desks accept a debit card. Another desk, Sixt, accepts a debit card for some cars only, while 6 counters strictly require a credit card in the driver's name. Filter for a debit card in the search results before comparing offers so you only see cars you can collect. Mandatory extras charged at the desk are listed under each vehicle.

If you bring your own child seat, check your airline's rules first: most carry one free, some charge.

The main catches at Warsaw Modlin Airport are large security deposits and desks that refuse debit cards entirely. Six of the 11 rental desks accept credit cards only, and cards face holds as high as $1,598 with Goldcar or $1,332 with Express. Desk waits also vary, stretching to 21 minutes at Autocash compared to 9 minutes at Carfree or Carwiz. Poland's city driving demands patience with traffic, making a painless desk pickup worth having before you set off.

Only 76% of prices at Warsaw Modlin Airport are full tank out, full tank back, so read the fuel line under the car before you book.

For up to 5 passengers, pick an Intermediate car like the Volkswagen Passat at Warsaw Modlin Airport, priced around $63 a day for October 2026. It seats 5 with room for 4 bags, whereas stepping down to a Compact like the Hyundai i30 at $38 takes only 3 bags and leaves luggage crowded. Automatics account for 56% of cars offered, but they cost $11 more a day than manuals, averaging $69 against $58 across the year. Hybrid cars make up 7% of offers, so you will occasionally spot one available at reasonable notice.