Not bad, better than Sixt, Sixt is a huge rip-off.

The first vehicle provided was in poor condition with scratches and collisions, and had high mileage.

I picked up the car at the Hilton Hotel branch in downtown Seattle. Although it was a very small counter with only one staff member, luckily, there was only me as a customer at the time, so the process was quick and convenient. The car was relatively new, a mid-size Chevrolet, and handled well, with an odometer reading of about 30,000 kilometers. Throughout the entire road trip, the car performed excellently. The trunk could fit three suitcases, making it very convenient for a family of three. The car had a bit of a sports car feel with a low chassis, so we didn't take it to Mount Rainier National Park. Next time we visit the U.S., we might consider renting an SUV.

Very pushy to upgrade the car as the one I had booked was not very good. So she told me. Offered me a upgrade for $130 a day. I said no. She then said I could have it for $70 as day. On principle I said no as I didn’t like her attitude. The first price should always be the best price. She got very grumpy and I left. We go a upgrade anyway as they didn’t have any of the cars I had book.

Hertz staff were excellent and helpful. Pick up and drop off were super easy Car exceeded expectations but could've been vacumed better.

Easy to use, best price around