Easy Car Rental for Millennials

If you don't want to queue or deal with the counter staff and avoid insurance offers, Alamo has a row of self-service machines in the rental lobby. Simply input your reservation number, driver's license number, swipe your credit card for the deposit, select 'no' for the other options, and the rental document will be printed out.

Very efficient service!

The vehicle was quite new and there was a high level of trust (which is often lacking domestically). This is mainly evident during pickup, where you inspect the vehicle yourself for any scratches or damage. If you mark them, they acknowledge it without anyone scrutinizing the vehicle with a fine-tooth comb. Of course, upon returning the car, they will definitely inspect it.

Since the car exchange is done at the airport, it's convenient for those flying in, but not so much for those already at the airport. We found the Alamo company based on the signs, only to be told it was just a drop-off point, and the pickup point was elsewhere. We couldn't find the way to the pickup point, so we first returned the car at the Sixt company and then took the escalator to the pickup point. Since we had a lot of luggage, we borrowed a cart from the Alamo company. I have to say, their service was quite good. Maybe there aren't many people who come by car to rent a car like us, so we wasted a lot of time at the airport.

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