The staff at both the pickup and drop-off locations were very friendly.

The service staff were polite and did not forcefully sell insurance. The efficiency of car return inspection was also high. It's just that it was hard to find the service personnel when picking up the car, but there were no major issues. When leaving with the car, the first gate was to take a ticket, which was a bit confusing at first on how to proceed, but fortunately other people in their cars gave tips.

Arrived an hour early to pick up the car, only to be told that the model I reserved wasn't available. I was offered an upgrade to a higher-end model for an additional 14 euros per day, or I could wait another hour. Reluctantly, I waited another hour. Other Chinese travelers on the same flight faced the same issue. An hour later, I came back to pick up the car and was informed that the BMW X2 was still unavailable. They only had a BMW 216 in the same class, but I argued that the website indicated the same class vehicles did not include the BMW 216, and the rear space of the 216 is significantly smaller than that of the X2. My argument was ignored, and I had no choice but to upgrade to a BMW 318, paying an extra 14 euros per day. During this time, I made a special trip to the garage to see the car, only to be given the wrong key, making the trip pointless. They also suggested I buy additional insurance, which I declined. Overall, it took two hours to pick up the car. Their attitude was not exactly bad, but I wouldn't call it friendly either. The entire experience was very poor! In the end, I paid a lot more for a car that I didn't expect.

No waiting time, fluent English.

The rental company made a mistake with the terminal. I booked a Passat, but they gave me a Peugeot 3008 instead. It seems the Peugeot 3008 is cheaper. Fortunately, the car comes with a navigation system, which is quite convenient.