Very easy and quick process!

Quite responsible with a very good attitude.

Great, very enthusiastic. We arrived early in the morning by plane, and there were very few rental companies open at that time, so other customers from different rental companies came here to ask questions. They answered enthusiastically. There are three companies sharing one counter in a small workspace, but they are all friendly and helpful. Props! The workspace seems to belong to Enterprise! The people at Alamo were also very friendly, but I never received a contract. Not sure if it was because they didn't have my email in the system or if the staff weren't familiar with the system. The staff used a Pad to operate and said I would receive an email later, but I didn't! When returning the car, there was a small scratch, and they charged me 1000 euros. Still said I needed to wait for an email, but I didn't dare to, so I waited there until another person helped me. I think it was someone from Enterprise who finally gave me a paper receipt.

The car rental process was quite smooth. I prepaid a 400 Euro deposit, and everything else was satisfactory.

I booked because the pick up was close to my hotel and I chose a Ford Focus because I drive one at home and would have found it easier to drive than another car. I was offered an 'upgrade' - a Jeep in bright metallic blue with all sorts of flap-doodles that I did not need. Luckily there was still a stick shift Renault Clio available and I opted to take that. There is always the assumption that the customer wants a 'new' car and every extra but having driven in French cities before one quickly notices that almost the only new cars are hire cars and that local drivers drive beat-up bangers and regard driving as a contact sport. I would be happier driving something that looked less conspicuous. In fact we were so anxious that we asked for the insurance 'up-sell'!