Very satisfied, excellent service.

I booked a mid to large sedan, specifically a Mercedes C-Class, but they said it wasn't available. They only had an Audi A6 as an upgrade or a hybrid Jeep Compass. I'm used to driving sedans, especially in Germany where most roads are highways or city streets with minimal mountain roads, so the Jeep was not suitable. They mentioned the train station branch had limited options and suggested the airport branch instead. Unacceptable. When signing the contract, they added roadside assistance insurance without any explanation. I had to contact Zuzuche to have it removed. I picked up the car 30 minutes earlier than scheduled, and they extended the rental to 7 days instead of 6. Later, I picked up the car late, and they adjusted it back to 6 days. Be cautious about not being too early or late when picking up the car. The Jeep's acceleration was very slow, which made it more suited for mountain roads than highways, so avoid overtaking recklessly. The car's condition was decent, with a mileage of over 70,000 km, relatively new. During the pickup, one of the tires had a pressure of 1.6 bar. I insisted the staff inflate it, which they did. However, it lost pressure again during the trip, and I had to refill it at a gas station. The garage staff were nice and explained some fuel-related tips. Don't forget to ask for a parking card; it should usually be in the car. This was my first time using Europcar, and I might not consider them again next time.

I had two reservations, but they only recognized one. The other one required an additional fee. In the end, it cost me 300 euros more than the original reservation.

The service was good, no need to queue, but they try to upsell you to upgrade the car, which is a bit annoying.

Not very happy. We originally booked a Golf, but it wasn't available when we picked up the car. They suggested we take an Audi A3 and handed us 3-4 Audi keys, checking each one and saying the car was parked in a spot it couldn't get out of. Finally, they gave me a key with an S badge. The car didn't drive well. Only later did I realize it was a SEAT LEON.