Vienna-Budapest-Vienna

The rental company is not worth the good ratings. They downgraded the car I reserved. I booked an Opel Astra, but they gave me a Skoda Rapid. Do they think Chinese people are fools?

The attitude was acceptable, but maybe this is just how the service speed is in Europe. It’s not very fast. I waited in line for almost two hours, which is much slower compared to car rental companies in China like Shenzhou.

1. Our flight was delayed, and we were informed that our original vehicle was no longer available. We were required to pay an extra 18 euros per day to upgrade the vehicle, which does not comply with the contract terms. 2. The staff did not guide us to the vehicle, making it impossible to inspect the vehicle's condition on-site or to receive instructions on how to use the vehicle.

After landing in Vienna, the car rental counter at the airport was not far. The process was relatively quick. I booked a Polo, but since they ran out of cars, they upgraded me for free to an Opel station wagon. Paid a 1200 Euro deposit, which was lifted the next day after return. Overall, very satisfied with the service, and the process was straightforward.

The service staff in Austria were really patient. My English listening skills aren't great, but they explained everything to me repeatedly. Not bad.