The company were super professional and fast.

Very good and trustworthy brand.

Not bad. Upon arrival at Malpensa T1, there is a centralized car rental counter area. Alamo doesn’t have its own separate counter, sharing a storefront with a few other brands. Look for Lucamotive. Now, you take a ticket from the self-service machine at the entrance and wait for your number to be called. The process is pretty standard: once completed, they will give you a car pickup slip. Walk to the parking lot to get the car—there are two sections, so make sure to ask for directions. I booked a Skoda Octavia wagon but got a Seat Cupra instead. It's a sporty car with high-end features. On Italian highways, remember to use the “Carte” lane to pay tolls directly with a credit card. Since my departure flight was at Bergamo Airport, the address provided was completely wrong—it leads you to the terminal departure area. Unload your luggage first. Then self-drive to the correct location. Eventually, I found the return point at the airport's P3 Car Return area. Each rental company has its designated section there. Look for Lucamotive again. The staff handled the return quickly—just signed and you’re done. At the far end of the return parking lot, there's a free shuttle bus that runs roughly every 10 minutes. It takes around 10 minutes to get to the terminal.

It's actually the local company Locauto. The staff are very efficient, provide clear instructions, and I'm very satisfied. Both picking up and returning the car were relatively easy.

I have a visa credit card which I have used as a credit card for decades. They insisted it was a debit card and would not accept it forcing my husband who does not know how to drive stick shift to pay with his card as an extra driver. Our fee was quite a bit higher because of this.

Easy to locate the checkout counter and actual vehicle. The back seats were a bit dirty, the car was great and we didn’t have any issues.