SPAIN CAR RENTAL REVIEWS

Pretty sure they upgraded my car, which was nice but it drank fuel like crazy—drove about 250 km and had to spend 40€ on gas.

The rental cars are parked right at the airport, easy to find with clear signs. The online rental desk will charge you two separate amounts: one is a fuel deposit, the other is for the insurance option. There’s a €1200 deposit that gets refunded about a month later, or you can choose a full coverage package for €170.

Great service area, very professional and friendly!

Super happy with the car – it was brand new, automatic, and the smart features were really easy to use.

Excellent service.

I book with this company most of the time, their service has always been solid.

Pickup and return were both super easy, and the staff were really friendly and helpful.

Cicar is probably the busiest local rental company in Lanzarote, while Europcar had no line at all. They tried to upsell three levels of insurance. Some of the roads to attractions are really rough, so the coverage is actually useful. Full insurance was a bit over €20 a day, and then you don’t have to stress about scrapes, bumps, or flying gravel. I’d definitely recommend getting full coverage.

Super satisfied with the whole experience.

Everything was great – the car was really new with low mileage, and the whole trip went smoothly.

Excellent service with a really professional and attentive team, I’m super satisfied!

The staff were pretty decent and their attitude was fine.

Super satisfied! Everything was clear and the whole pickup and return process was super smooth.

Consistently reliable, just like always.

Rented for 10 days and everything went smoothly.

Overall, Eurocpcar was really efficient and straightforward to deal with, no hidden tricks. I’d definitely consider using them again next time I’m in Europe.

Everything went smoothly, nothing to complain about.

Line was pretty long when picking up the car, but the service was decent. No hard selling, and the return inspection was quick and straightforward. It’s a smaller rental company and they do have a mileage cap, so watch out you don’t go over it.

The pickup office is actually inside the train station. We were greeted by a very tall lady who clearly walked us through everything in the office – where to pick up the car, the exact parking spot, the plate number, and how to exit the parking garage. We followed her instructions and found the car with no issues, but when we tried to leave the parking lot, the barrier wouldn’t lift even after scanning the QR code like it said. Just when we had no idea what to do, we saw the same lady coming over from a distance. She checked and said it was a system issue, then manually lifted the barrier to let us out. We also asked if we could return the car early in Seville since we’d arrive after office hours, and she told us there’s a where you can just drop the key in.