1. The counter staff was not particularly friendly and seemed somewhat arrogant towards Chinese tourists, possibly due to previous negative experiences with other tourists. 2. The return inspection was extremely thorough, with three rounds outside, three rounds inside, using hands and lights, but no damage was found. Possibly because: firstly, we took great care during use, avoiding bumps; secondly, we spent around 1000 local currency (about 60 RMB) to clean the car before returning it; thirdly, the car was not cleaned when we picked it up, it even had bird droppings, and the staff wanted to return it based on the previously marked damage list, but we insisted on rechecking and found at least three traces, which we recorded to avoid issues during return. 3. Conflicts arise from cultural differences, but mutual understanding is key, even with overseas car rentals. We respect others, and they will respect us. I personally think that those who don't purchase full insurance are checked more thoroughly because, in the logic of the locals: 'If you don't buy full insurance and there's hidden damage, how can I know? Therefore, I must be more meticulous in my inspection.' This is understandable and possibly due to previous distrust caused by dishonest renters.

During pickup, the attendant just threw me the keys and left. I had to call him back three times. It was 11 PM, very dark, and the inspection was rushed. It was my first time renting a car and I had no experience. My local SIM card didn't have signal (though it was a VIP card). During return, they even took photos under the vehicle saying there were scratches. There was an old, tiny rusted scratch that they claimed was my fault. If it were indeed my fault, I'd own up to it, but I've been driving for 13 years and would know. Though I'm a female driver, I drive 5000 km annually on rough roads in Yunnan-Guizhou, China. My skills are not bad.

The staff's attitude was average. We had to drive to the company to get the green book for crossing the border. Why couldn't we get it at the airport rental location?

When I went to pick up the car around 9 AM, there was no one at the counter, and I had to wait for half an hour. When I returned the car, I found that one of the front left mud flaps was damaged, which is not part of the front bumper. However, during checkout, they insisted that this mud flap was part of the front bumper and asked for compensation of over 400 euros. This is ridiculous! A part that costs less than 200 RMB to repair was claimed to be part of the front bumper, warranting a repair fee for the whole front bumper (around 3000 RMB). I am very dissatisfied with the staff's judgment on parts, as they take the opportunity to overcharge and create extra revenue! For a company that relies on reputation and service, this is contradictory to their principles. This isn't malicious slander, but the truth! I hope everyone considers the integrity of this company when renting a car. Thank you!

Very professional