The actual rental price was more than what QEEQ quoted. This order was over 1000 RMB more expensive. Since I was in a hurry, I didn't have time to argue and just paid it.

Service attitude was acceptable, but the cost was nearly double the booking price, which I don't understand. Additionally, the Air China website claims you can accumulate miles with HERTZ car rentals, but HERTZ denied this. I also don't understand why.

It's right inside the airport, very convenient. I booked and paid online, and the counter processed the paperwork quickly. Set the address beforehand, otherwise it might be hard to find when returning the car. The car wasn't new, but it performed well; all functions were working fine. Any damage was clearly marked, so check the slip carefully. The deposit didn't come with a receipt. They said it would be refunded to the credit card after returning the car, but it hasn't been refunded yet. The deposit was 200 New Zealand dollars.

Hertz's service attitude is great, and the process is very quick. You just need to return the keys when dropping off. Although the dashboard warning light came on while driving in Queenstown, Hertz staff replaced the car with a newer and better one immediately, which is commendable.

The store is right inside the airport, with a prominent Hertz sign, easy to spot at a glance. The service at the store is also quite good, procedures are simple, and they explain New Zealand's right-hand driving rules and other precautions.