The process was simple and the waiting time in line was short.

There were cockroaches in the car, and the car condition was average.

The system clearly showed available cars, but the American girl insisted we upgrade. We specifically went to the parking lot to take photos as evidence, and only then did we get the Camaro. The old gentleman at the parking lot was from Guangdong and taught us how to open the convertible. Great service.

It took me a while to find it, but it was actually right at the hotel front desk. I rented a Chrysler 200 but was given a Kia KX5 instead. Since it was an SUV, I accepted it. I bought extra third-party liability coverage on QEEQ, but the rental staff insisted there was no such coverage. I ended up paying an extra $20, only to find out later that the coverage was for interior passengers and property damage. I don't think it was a language issue.