The MG3 was great, equipped with speed limit alerts and lane departure warnings! However, there's no place to put your phone, so it's best to bring a universal holder. After exiting the station, turn right out of the building for about 100 meters to reach the car rental store. Submit your documents, get the keys, and pick up the car yourself. I booked through Budget and purchased both the car rental company's basic insurance and QEEQ's full coverage. I printed the QEEQ insurance document from the domestic insurance company and submitted it at the counter. After getting the keys, the staff will point out the direction of the car and the return entrance. Take the escalator to the second floor and then switch elevators. Take photos of the car upon pickup, and when returning, it’s best to park it at the same spot. If not available, park on the same floor and within the same company. If still not available, floors 5 or 6 are also acceptable. Overall, the process is convenient and efficient!

Satisfied

The originally booked car was unavailable, but we got a free upgrade to an SUV which was almost brand new. The only downside was that there was only one window for processing, so we had to queue up, and if there are many people, the processing speed is not fast enough.

When we got to the pickup desk we were told that the car type we booked was not available and were offered a Fiat 500 as a substitute which was no good as I needed space for my wheelchair which is why we had booked the car type in the first place we were charged additionally for a Dacia Duster.

The petrol gauge dropped incredibly quickly form "full" to one bar down throughout our trip. This meant that although we filled up with petrol 4 mins from the airport as we arrived at the airport drop off, the petrol guage dropped and we were charged 26 euros which was v expensive, particularly in the context of the overall price of the rental