There were two or three people ahead in line, but the process was quite quick. I chose the rental company's full insurance when booking, and there was no upselling. They did block a tank of fuel and a refueling service fee, but the charge wasn't applied. After returning the car with a full tank, it was settled normally. Once the formalities were completed, they handed over the keys and explained where to pick up the car. I booked an Opel Corsa but was given a Lancia microcar. The engine performance was poor, and it struggled to go uphill even with the pedal floored, causing cars behind to tailgate me the entire way. The trunk could barely fit a 28-inch suitcase while leaving no space for anything else. As for the service, it was average—nothing exceptional or terrible, just passable.

Very satisfied, and they support one-way rentals, which is very convenient!

There were many people, waited in line for an hour.

The staff forcefully upsold services and provided an inaccurate navigation address for the car exchange location, causing a lot of wasted time in searching and making international calls for help. We booked a Fiat but received a local Italian brand car instead, which was in poor condition and very dirty inside. I believe this issue is specific to Hertz Italy. Last time we used Zuzuche in France, we booked a Polo but got a C4 estate, which was much better. This time the experience was very poor. Additionally, we were stopped by the police right after setting off. Fortunately, the translated documents from Zuzuche and the original driver's license helped us pass smoothly, which proves the validity of the translated documents. However, it was quite a scare. If you have time, it’s recommended to get an official certification from the embassy or consulate for more assurance.

We arrived early, and there was no one. The pick-up location was about 300 meters away from the main office.