Booked for Jeep Compass or similar. Originally they brought out another vechile, which wasn't big enough. I was told the Jeep Compass wasn't in the price range i'd paid for! Ended up with a citreon C5 Aircross which was very good. Had to buy their £270 insurance (even though i'd bought insurance with QEEQ). as they required a £3000 deposit if i didn't and £3000 sent my credit card into fraud alert after so many transactions in a short space of time.(I think they had me use my card 4 or 5 times in 2 minutes, which i'm sure is a ploy to set alarm bells at the bank). Upshot was, the insurance i bought from QEEQ was redundant.

QEEQ basiclly good but I shouldn't have bought the insurance, as Drive On Holiday made it unnecerssary/worthless

Does not accept credit cards without chips, pushes insurance, and it's been almost a month without returning the deposit!

I purchased a full coverage insurance, but upon arrival at the shop, I was asked to pay additional insurance fees. The rental company said the payment I made was to the booking company, not to them. The rental company aggressively upsold and even somewhat threatened that if problems arise, contacting the booking hotline would not help as there was no effective communication between the booking company and the rental company. This was very disappointing.

The car Renault Clio was exactly what I needed for a week. It was clean and reliable. The staff at Drive on Holidays were friendly and helpful. I would definitely use them again and recommend to others.

The booking process was incredibly easy and I got exactly what I was looking for for a very good price.

We got a decent price compared to other companies for a 9 passenger, 4 suitcase vehicle. We got there a lite early hoping for possible early departure for Porto. We received it 1 hour late. The clerk scribbled some numbers on a sheet eluding to insurance and tempting me to avoid a 2500 Euro deposit to be charged to my card and instead paying over $200 for insurance that our own insurance would cover. It felt like a pressure ploy. They were focused on it being a 'Mercedes product' but when we got it, the whole exterior was pretty beaten up. The clerk ended up scribbling the whole diagram of the van to indicate where the damages were. Makes me wonder what they did with the money they would have charged the customer who returned it that way. Body repairs were not made. Ride was good, we did 2400 km over 1.5 weeks. On return, we were pressed to get back to the airport, the young clerk who didn't speak English showed me the credit card machine that the return of my 2500 Euro deposit kept getting declined. It was easy for them to charge it! I couldn't leave before settling it. And I was in a rush. Stressed now. Credit card company told me it was not on their end. Turned out the clerk had to correct a computer code to capitalize one of the letters. Avoidable I think, their system shoudn't have any glitches to return such a large sum of money. It was resolved by a supervisor.