P4 Long-term Parking

€105 per week keeps your car in P4 Long-term

P4 Long-term Parking sits in the outer lot cluster at Rotterdam The Hague Airport and runs at €15.00 per day or €105.00 for a full week, making it one of the better value options if you’re gone more than four days. It’s an uncovered, standard long-stay car park, so think normal outdoor bays rather than a multi-storey setup.

From P4 to Terminal T1 you’re looking at about a 4–7 minute walk, with the airport quoting 7 minutes as a safe estimate at an average pace. There’s no shuttle loop here, so you roll your bag along marked pedestrian routes straight to the terminal doors. Factor those 7 minutes into your check-in window, on top of airline guidance.

P4 Long-term runs 24/7 alongside the airport’s flight schedule, so early 06:00 departures and late 23:00 arrivals are covered without gate closures. You pre-book online through the Rotterdam The Hague Airport system, then use your license plate or booking code at the barrier for entry and exit, which cuts down on paper tickets and lost stubs.

Pricing is flat at roughly €15.00 per calendar day, so a simple 7-day trip sits at about €105.00, often undercutting short-stay options closer to T1. If you’re leaving the car beyond a week, check the online calculator: extended stays sometimes drop the effective daily rate slightly compared with walk-up payment.

There are no standout complaints in recent reviews tied specifically to P4, but it is fully open-air, so cars sit exposed to Dutch rain and winter frost. Lighting and signage are standard airport level, not luxury, so note your row number or drop a pin in your phone when you park to make the return walk to your exact bay faster in the dark.

Tip: aim to park near the pedestrian exit on the terminal-facing side of P4; that small choice can shave a minute or two off the walk to T1 when you’re hauling luggage.