Rome Termini train station is likely a major transportation hub, and by 8:40 in the morning, there were already many people in line for car pickup. We waited an hour for our turn. They had complete Hague certification, but the service staff strangely insisted on an international driving permit, which surprised us. It was different from what we had researched before. However, the staff members who handled the pickup and drop-off were very kind, and the car was excellent. The trunk could fit two 24-inch suitcases, two 20-inch suitcases, and still had extra space.

We originally booked pickup and drop-off at 10 AM, but we arrived earlier after clearing customs and went to the rental store. After communicating with the staff, they allowed us to pick up the car at 9 AM and return it at 9 AM. Although we reserved a Peugeot 3008, they gave us a SEAT instead. The car had enough space—it fit a 30-inch suitcase, two 20-inch suitcases, three carry-on bags, and a large carton, which was quite impressive. Last year, we rented a 3008 and were given a 308. My husband, who was the driver, said the SEAT felt less powerful compared to the 308. The car was quite new, with only around 8,000 kilometers on it. It was a gasoline vehicle and consumed more fuel, but everything else was fine. We purchased full insurance separately, which cost 535 euros for 10 days. It was expensive, but it gave us peace of mind.

Very satisfied.

The car rental company is excellent. There was a small issue with my documents, but the staff resolved it quickly and efficiently.

Very satisfied.