It's okay.

The attitude was very poor. They did not have the automatic car we reserved, only a manual one. I booked the car six months in advance. They were unapologetic about the lack of cars. We waited for three hours, and they still couldn't confirm if a car was available. Very disappointing.

The staff tried very hard to sell insurance at pick-up. They were unhappy when I didn't buy it and tried to scare me about potential high costs if the car had any issues. There were very few car models available, much worse than Alamo in the US.

Alamo and Enterprise share the same location, but in Frankfurt, their office is separate from other rental companies, which took some time to find. The front desk service was good, fast, and convenient; the process was simple. However, the staff tried to sell me damage insurance for damages under 1000 euros twice, despite me telling them I had already purchased insurance through another platform. They insisted they were not aware of it and made me sign a waiver. They offered me a Kia instead of the reserved car. After multiple discussions, they said it was the only model available and since I had to drive over 200 kilometers at night to another city, I had no choice. The car was new with only about 200 kilometers on the odometer.

It was difficult to understand what Alamo were charging me as the amounts they blocked on my credit card did not correspond to my quote from Qeeq. In the end, what they charged me was correct.