The attitude of the Czech people is generally average, and the wait wasn't too long.

Acceptable

The pick-up point is at B1 in Prague Central Station. After entering the hall and asking the station staff, we quickly found it. There were some people picking up cars, so we waited outside in line. We were attended to by a serious-looking Czech man. Since our English is not very good, we were a bit nervous. When it was our turn, we handed over all the prepared documents. He only kept our passports, my domestic driver's license, and credit card. He returned the international driver's license translated by QEEQ. He asked if we would be driving only within the Czech Republic and had me fill out a personal information form. He confirmed that we had all necessary insurance and finished the paperwork. After the procedures, they gave me a booklet containing parking tickets for Budget parking lots, a Czech highway driving card, emergency contact numbers, our rental contract, and notes on the car's condition. The staff was very helpful and even drew a simple map to show me how to find the parking lot and the car keys. The whole process took about 10 minutes, very quick. At the parking lot, we found the staff, got the keys, picked up the car, and started our trip smoothly.

I booked a Skoda Fabia with a manual transmission but received a Mercedes C200 with automatic transmission, cruise control, and start-stop functionality. Moreover, the car had only 10,000 kilometers on it, which was a delightful surprise. The entire rental process was smooth, and self-driving in Europe was quite enjoyable. Highly recommended.

Dislike: Despite the fact that the order was intentionally placed in a Prague Railway station, in Budget system it shows Prague Airport. I've got the car at the Railway station, as the stuff member was a kind person and gave me the car. You guys (Easyrentcars) should update your system accordingly.