Interrent is not based at the airport so would not use again. You have to wait around for a shuttle bus to arrive and then queue to sort out your paperwork and staff are not fast. Far too much time wasted because of this type of transfer system.

Would have been an excellent experience if the paperwork had not informed us to wait for the shuttle bus! We stood for 30 minutes then called the telephone number on the paperwork (which didn't work!) When we finally got hold of a member of staff they informed us that we needed to go to the Gold Car desk in the terminal. The gentleman at the desk was most apologetic that we had been stood for nearly an hour waiting! (Not his fault) Please get paperwork right in future. This was most frustrating for us at the start of our holiday.

Sort paperwork so that it has accurate information and telephone numbers that work!

I think you get what you pay for and it was very good value for money, however there is a very hard sell that you need to take out their insurance despite that we had taken separate insurance. You also have to give a credit card with a Euro 1000 deposit as I did not take the insurance. Also the fuel is a slight of hand and you will pay £22.50 for returning with a full tank ie which is still a cheaper option than returning empty. Car had about 20 points of damage which I had to record before taking the car, at the time I was picking up the car it was late at night and the car parking was poorly lit so it was difficult to access the condition of the car. I moved to a better lit area and took photos.

About the car: The car was in very poor general condition, noisy, noisy steering wheel, the rear bumper was previously damaged, terrible sound system ... About Drop-Off: It was my first time at Girona airport. When I arrived to leave the car, I made a mistake when entering the wrong building, where I immediately drove the car to the exit. What was my fright when I discovered that I should park the car and walk to the terminal to pay for the ticket so I could leave the building. Terrible, but could be the worst. After wasting enough time to do it just to leave the place, when I had hit the parking barrier again, the barrier just did not recognize my paid ticket! It was getting late to go on my flight. I asked someone to help me through the barrier phone. I waited 10 minutes until a man appeared on a bicycle, he tried to make my ticket work for a few minutes, it did not work, and he took my ticket and the bike and disappeared. I waited more than 15 minutes, alone in the barrier, and at this point I was very late. So I parked the car in the 14D space and ran to the InterRrent counter to leave the car key. The guy who gave me the keys two days before was there. I explained what happened and the guys at the accountant told me to go back and take the car and go down to the right building. Same??? After this adventure I ran to the plane where I was the last one to enter before the doors closed. I've traveled around the world for the past 15 years, and it was my worst experience with a rental car.

Very good.

We had previously rented with Interrent in Tenerife, so I knew what to expect from the car - a very small Fiat 500, but it was very cheap so that was OK. It does seem that one of the reasons that Interrent is cheaper is because their desk in the airport and where the cars are located are about the furthest they can be from Arrivals!