It's located on the first floor of the airport, so it's fairly convenient.

Very satisfied, convenient, and fast, no different from domestic services. The store is not far from the underground parking area, just a few minutes walk, and an elevator ride away. They didn’t have the Volkswagen T-Roc I reserved but gave me a Skoda with over 3,000 kilometers, not sure of the model, but it was very new. It had a rear view camera, radar, navigation, everything you could need. I felt it was better than the car I reserved. The power was also very good, and the key point is the fuel consumption is really low, averaging five liters per 100 kilometers.

I haven't used Europcar for a long time, but overall it was very good. The service was efficient and friendly.

Pretty good, simple procedures, but a lot of things need to be done by yourself.

No extra sales pitch, and the attitude was quite standard. However, I booked a VW Touran, but they didn't have it and gave me a KIA CARENS instead. She said the KIA is slightly larger than the Touran, which was true. The car was slightly bigger. But once on the road, I realized it was underpowered. We were three people, each with 2 large, 2 medium suitcases, and a backpack. On inclines, the car lacked power. On many mountain roads, we could only use 2nd or 3rd gear, with the slowest speed at 30km/h. Next time, if the rental company tries to give me a Korean car, I will refuse.