After waiting in line for more than an hour, I finally reached the counter. When I booked through the rental platform, I had already purchased full insurance. At the counter, I told the staff that I'd fully paid and bought full insurance. She asked me to sign on the iPad, where I noticed a lot of English terms and an amount listed. I reiterated that I had already paid in full and wondered why the amount was displayed. She assured me I wouldn't need to pay extra, it was just a signature. She didn't provide any contract or receipt, only a pick-up slip. After returning the car, I discovered $112.75 had been charged from my card. When I called to inquire, they said it was for additional insurance fees. I found this very confusing—I'd already purchased full insurance, why would I need duplicate coverage? Additionally, if there were extra charges, the staff should clearly inform customers about the amount and purpose. Such unclear charges feel like a deceptive act towards customers.

Queued for an hour to pick up the car; got charged over $300 as a deposit. In the end, I found out it was for full insurance which was added secretly.

It's okay.

I was told that I would be unable to rent the car because I had made an international booking and didn't have a international drivers license. I have a US drivers license, even though I reside in England. This was extremely frustrating and almost resulted in me not being able to hire the car. Upon booking, I saw a list of acceptable IDs, which included a US drivers license. The manager sorted it out, luckily, and I was able to hire the car after all. But I had an extremely negative experience with the person at the counter and whatever policy she was referring to seemed totally absurd. Why would I need an international driver's license if I had a US one?!

The counter staff was amazing, the wait was really long to pick up though. They appeared to have as many staff on as possible.