Note that Thrifty's operations are actually handled by the Hertz counter. There are a lot of people, and you need to take a number and wait to be called. There's a ticket machine at the entrance where you enter your last name, and it will show up on the screen. Just wait for your number to be called.

No employees were present when returning the car.

Good service attitude, but there are many customers, so the waiting time is a bit long.

We booked a Land Rover on Zuzuche, but upon pickup, Hertz staff requested the driver to provide two credit cards for assurance, which we didn't anticipate. Each of us only had one credit card, so they refused to give us the Land Rover and instead gave us a Volvo V40 without any choice, calling it a 'nice car.' The staff's English was not great, and we didn't want to waste time arguing, so we reluctantly accepted. The price was almost the same as the Land Rover, only cheaper by about ten RMB. At pickup, although the staff assured us the car was in perfect condition, we found scratches on the body and the fuel tank was only half full. However, after communicating with them, they quickly made notes in the rental record, and the process was thankfully not too complicated. Our German friends asked why we rented this car, noting that we couldn't fully experience the fun of driving over 200 km/h on German highways. We were really speechless...

On arrival I was informed that my choice was unavailable as the vehicle was no longer part of their fleet. I was offered a Fiat 500 convertible to replace it. This vehicle was not in my view "similar" to the Cascada I had paid for. I needed a larger car for the amount of luggage and passengers I was carrying. I am extremely disappointed with the service i received and have paid too much for the vehicle i drove which was a Fiat 500L.