The store is not very big, with few people, so there's almost no waiting. Once you provide the last name used for the booking, the staff can quickly locate your reservation. I didn’t have an international driving license, but I was able to pick up the car using the car rental company’s translation document, my passport, and driving license through QEEQ. This time I got a five-door Opel, which is larger than what I originally booked—just perfect to fit two large suitcases. Perfect experience. Damage to the vehicle was clearly marked at the pickup and confirmed via email. When returning the car, make sure to fill up the tank at the nearest gas station and keep the receipt for verification. During this return, the rental company initially thought the car wasn’t returned with a full tank, but luckily I had kept the receipt as proof. To emphasize, the translated document provided by the rental company must be printed in color; they do not accept digital copies only.

Good service, no queues

Pretty good.

Using Hertz for car renting in US a great pleasure.Italy is a totally different story.Customer service is very poor.My car broke down 40 minutes after pick up.Getting in touch with someone who at list speaks some english is almost impossible.After being stranded in the middle of nowhere for several long hours we finally got "road assistance".They simply picked they broken car and .....left us on the street with the luggage and kids in the dark.Next day,we got condition report claiming that we broke the driver side mirror with the pictures dated two weeks before we even arrived to Milan.To be even more confident.....they photoshoped my signature below....Really hard to believe,i know,but this is what my family had to come accross with.Stay away....or at list be extrimely carefull.... At the end,got the full invoice,like i used the vehicle the entire time...