No hassle enjoy it

The staff at the rental company was very friendly and efficient. Overall, it was a good experience, different from renting a car in Hungary. This company might be a smaller car rental business. I purchased the supercover insurance at the counter, but unlike Hertz, they didn't provide a black folder containing various documents. After confirming with the staff, I learned that any issues can be addressed by contacting the technical support hotline on the dashboard. The entire process was smooth, and returning the car was also quick. By the way, I'll opt for a diesel car next time.

Self-service for car pickup is quite convenient. I reserved an SUV, but the actual car I received was a compact Kia sedan.

Pretty good. Relevant information is confirmed via email, and any issues can be reported.

Following the signs, it was easy to find Parkhaus 4 where the car rental company is located. Dryyve is a smaller player compared to Avis, Hertz, and Europcar, and their counter is at the very end of the hall. The good thing is that there was no queue. Note that only basic insurance is included, but they weren't pushy about selling extras. However, they didn't print my contract at first and had to get someone else to reprint it later. I was not very satisfied with the car they gave me—a worn-out Citroën C4 with Hungarian plates and 50,000 kilometers on it. The car was dirty, with dead insects on the headlights. The trunk can fit two 28-inch and one 20-inch suitcases, which is quite spacious. When you switch to sport mode, it performs OK on the highway and doesn't feel unstable at 150 km/h.

Too many hidden charges, including an extra 1000 RMB for crossing borders. Daily limit of 100 kilometers, and minor collisions are at your own expense. It's worrisome, and the return inspection is very strict, even dust is considered scratches, but overall it's okay.