The older male staff members were fairly standard, not very enthusiastic but still polite. The vehicle inspection was thorough.

No staff at the store. Couldn't pick up the car and was charged without a refund.

My experience with this rental company was very unpleasant. I booked two Volvo 60s, but ended up with Volkswagens. The trunks were smaller, but they insisted it was the same class of car, so I couldn't argue. The other car booked was a Ford 7-seater, but we got a 5-seater and they wouldn't refund the difference, claiming it was the same class. Additionally, they charged us extra for two additional drivers and promised a refund in seven days, but we never received it until the rental platform proactively refunded us. Due to some operational error, we failed to pay the parking fees, and both cars received penalties at the same place and time. The company only sent us the fine for one car a month later, but deducted a £55 management fee without explanation for the second car. After much follow-up, we received the other fine a month later. The service attitude and efficiency were really disappointing. I will never use this rental company again, and I advise others to be cautious when choosing car rentals.

This company is incredibly frustrating. They couldn't provide a car and blamed the agent. When we had a three-way call with the agent, they admitted it was due to overbooking on their part. Their attitude was disgusting and they didn't even apologize. This is the worst car rental company ever.

Small company with affordable prices. The store is located inside the Sheraton Skyline Hotel, without a signboard. You can take a free bus from Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, and 3 bus station to get there. Upon returning the car, they provided a ride to the departure terminal, and the service was pretty good. I had reserved a Ford Mondeo estate but got a Toyota AUIS hybrid instead. Although it's slightly smaller than the Mondeo, it was still sufficient. The mileage was 3000 miles on the odometer, so it was a very new car. I opted for the prepaid full tank option, which cost over 86 pounds. It turned out to be a rip-off because even running the tank empty only required a refill of 45 pounds. I strongly advise against getting the prepaid full tank option. I accidentally scratched the left front wheel and the wheel rim during roadside parking. They said it needed to be replaced when I returned the car, and I was charged 420 pounds including service fees and taxes. Fortunately, I had purchased the supplementary full insurance recommended by QEEQ in China, and I was fully reimbursed. I highly recommend this as it's much more cost-effective than buying full insurance abroad.