There was a free shuttle from the airport to the car rental company, which was very convenient. The staff on the bus were friendly, but they do expect tips, which is understandable considering their hard work. The staff at the rental company were okay. However, there was one dissatisfaction: on the website, different prices were listed for small, medium, and large SUVs. But when we arrived, we found that as long as you paid for a 5-seat SUV, you could pick any car of the same specification. Had we known this, we would have paid for the cheapest SUV and chosen a bigger car. The parking lot had no management, and the car keys were left inside the cars. You just find your car and drive out to register at the exit.

Alamo and National share the same location, and the cars are interchangeable. At the self-service kiosk, you can print the contract in about 5 minutes, then take it and choose your car. We rented a luxury car and initially saw only a Volvo S80, which was nice but we were expecting something like a Cadillac. We asked the staff, and they kindly checked for us, eventually bringing out a freshly cleaned Infiniti QX60. It turned out to be perfect for long trips over the two weeks.

Affordable and very convenient.

The pickup location was in Los Angeles, where there was a long line of people. The staff at the location were not very friendly and lacked patience. However, they did not push hard on insurance sales. The drop-off location was in San Francisco, which operates 24 hours. The staff there was a young African American girl, who was quite inefficient and made serious operational errors. Fortunately, after some communication, we got a refund. Overall, the impression of the San Francisco store was not very good, as their mistakes caused unnecessary trouble for the customers.

There were too many people, and the waiting time was very long.