The store is easy to locate, but the car pickup process is slow.

Very satisfied. The car rental counter is located inside the airport and handles bookings for several rental companies. Waiting time depends on the number of customers, so make sure to take a ticket first—just like at banks to process your turn. Once you're done, head to the parking lot inside the airport to meet staff and pick up your car. This booking included QEEQ's comprehensive insurance purchased online and allowed for one-way car drop-offs. Since I didn't purchase insurance at the local branch, I carefully followed the staff's instructions and took pictures of all visible scratches on the car. The staff said they don’t count scratches under 5cm—seems it's not as tricky as some online reviews suggest. To be safe, I photographed all scratches even ones they didn’t point out. They held a €500 deposit, which was fully refunded to my credit card within two days of returning the car. I encountered no unauthorized charges—overall, very satisfying! Note: Since the one-way drop-off happened over the weekend, the local staff finished work at 1 PM, meaning any drop-offs after that would incur an extra €20 service fee. I only discovered this after reviewing the detailed QEEQ booking confirmation. I contacted their customer service to confirm the situation, and it turned out to be accurate. I could only envy the relaxed work schedules of Europeans. The car I received matched the model I booked. As an experienced driver, I found it somewhat hard to drive—the steering wheel was heavy, and the air conditioning was average. Everything else was fine, but it wasn’t as easy to drive as the small car I’d rented from another company in Rome previously. Overall, this rental company proved to be reliable.

Very good, the procedures are convenient without any insurance upselling.

Car was not what I paid for. I was given a compact car (VW golf) instead of the intermediate car I requested (was supposed to be something in the same class as an Audi A3). The counter staff (Locauto) argues with me at length about this, arguing they were of the same class and wanted me to pay more for a different car, which I refused. Further, the process took quite a bit of time, from the counter to actually picking up the car. The car also had significant damage, which the person who gave me the car assured me he noted on the ipad/tablet, but who apparently did not. Consequently, when I dropped off the car, the Locauto staff person gave me a hard time about the damage and said I would definitely have to pay for it. She then made me write a statement regarding the damage under penalty of perjury. This process held us up when we had a flight to catch. I then got an invoice for 400 Euro by the time I landed in the US, which clearly demonstrated that they did not perform any investigation. The email with this invoice only gave a total of 48 HOURS to contest the charge or my credit card would be charged, which is a ridiculously short window, especially for people with long flights. I did contest the charge and they did drop it, which also is evidence that they did not investigate the damage prior to charging me and caused me unnecessary delay and stress.