Awesome experience with both QEEQ and Alamo

The front desk staff were friendly, but they still recommended insurance and an extra tank of gas, claiming their gas was cheaper. However, we politely declined. It turned out that refueling on our own was more suitable. Can't comment on the insurance since we didn't use it. Perhaps the rental company's insurance might be more convenient for claims compared to domestic platforms.

Picking up and exchanging the car was easy, but the location for exchanging the car was hard to find with the GPS; we circled around before finding the entrance.

When picking up the car, the staff tried to sell me insurance, which I declined. Then they tried to sell me prepaid full tank gas at a bit over $2.20 per gallon, claiming it was cheaper than the city. I got confused and bought it. In hindsight, it wasn't a great deal. Firstly, the tank capacity is average for that car type, which might be more or less than my actual car's capacity. Secondly, you need to use up the fuel before returning the car, which is hard to gauge, requiring frequent refueling and mileage calculations. It's more convenient to refill near the return spot. The return process was quite fast, though. An inspector checked the car's exterior, issued a return receipt, and it was done in two or three minutes. Overall, it was a good experience.

The efficiency at the rental office is not great, and the paperwork takes a bit long. But once it's done, picking up the car is quick, with a dozen cars of the same class to choose from, all in good condition.