If you don't want to queue or deal with the counter staff and avoid insurance offers, Alamo has a row of self-service machines in the rental lobby. Simply input your reservation number, driver's license number, swipe your credit card for the deposit, select 'no' for the other options, and the rental document will be printed out.

Quite good

Pickup and drop-off were convenient and fast, service was good.

Overall, it was okay. Since this time we had a family of four (three adults and one child) with three large suitcases, the attendant strongly recommended an extra-large American car, a Chevrolet. As smaller-sized Asians, we had to climb into the car. Of course, the cost skyrocketed from over 4000 for 16 days to over 8000, doubling our budget. If it weren't for the car's navigation system being very helpful for this trip to the western USA, it would have felt like an upsell. Returning the car was relatively easy!

Originally booked a Chrysler 200, but found that the trunk wouldn't lock when closed, making it accessible to anyone from the outside. The staff couldn't solve the issue and no free upgrade was offered, so we had to switch to a Hyundai. Very disappointing!