NAPLES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CAR RENTAL REVIEWS

It's an established brand and pretty good. There were a lot of people, but everything was well-organized.

It's alright.

Very good.

The pickup and return process went smoothly, there weren't many people in line, and the deposit refund was hassle-free.

Before going, I checked Google Maps and saw low ratings, which made me feel uneasy. However, everything went smoothly from car pick-up to the car exchange. Apart from being offered optional insurance at the store for 40 euros per day—which they didn't push further after I declined—everything else was great.

Very good.

Everything went smoothly. I chose full insurance, booked an Opel Grandland, but was given a Citroën DS4 diesel version with just 1600 kilometers on it. It was a new car with wireless CarPlay and very fuel-efficient—only cost 46 euros for fuel during a 6-day road trip in southern Italy. They only charged a 100-euro deposit, and the refund was processed on the same day after returning the car without issues. The only inconvenience was that, possibly for safety reasons, the rear doors couldn’t be opened from the inside and required someone to open them from the outside. Similarly, the trunk could only be opened with the remote after turning off the engine.

Very good, quick vehicle inspection and return process.

When switching cars, be sure to take photos and videos in advance. They will thoroughly inspect the exterior.

Smooth process, vehicle was in good condition.

It's okay.

The two-day self-driving trip in Naples felt like a journey of 'small hiccups' mixed with 'great surprises.' Although picking up the car required walking about 1 kilometer through a few narrow alleys filled with the aroma of pizza, this minor hassle quickly vanished the moment I got behind the wheel – the car's performance exceeded all expectations. It offered powerful acceleration and agile handling, making it easy to navigate the narrow cobblestone streets of the old city or chase the sunset along the coastline.