No Chinese language service.

We originally booked a Toyota RAV4, for 4 people and 3 suitcases. In reality, we had 4 people and 5 suitcases, so we upgraded to a Nissan Pathfinder. The luggage space was still insufficient, and we had to fold down the last row of seats to solve the issue. Fortunately, there were only 4 of us. The upgrade also added windshield insurance, which we accidentally accepted and ended up spending an extra thirty dollars. The car’s condition was excellent, no complaints.

Took the shuttle bus to the store, a lot of people, took about 2 hours to complete the process. They seemed to push the insurance, and not doing my homework cost me over $100 for the GPS, which was painful. Booked a Grand Cherokee, but ended up with a Nissan mid-size SUV, which was quite disappointing.

Make sure to book your preferred car in advance on QEEQ. The rental office will suggest an upgrade, which is much more expensive than QEEQ!

Overall, the car rental experience was very satisfactory. The price was affordable, and the car we rented was almost new with only around 1200 miles on it. There was a gas station nearby the store, and the pick-up and drop-off procedures were smooth. We purchased the most comprehensive insurance on QEEQ, and at the store, we only bought an additional $4.99 Roadside Assistance Protection (RAP), which is optional. After returning the car, we conveniently took the Alamo shuttle to the airport.