7 Car Rental Brands in Grenoble, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

Reviewed: January 20, 2025

Would have been nice to have a blue parking disc, first time I have received a car without it. Had a question on the rental, provided with wrong email and phone number for the local branch, corporate email went to the UK and were promised an answer in 'normal response time' still waiting..

Reviewed: February 11, 2019

Car met expectations-initially told no damage but in fact there were several points of damage. Customer care good and friendly and helpful both on pick up and return

Reviewed: November 10, 2021

There were hidden charges when paying at the store and they were not clearly highlighted. I was charged an extra 30 euros for a day. It's more reliable to pay in advance.

Reviewed: February 25, 2019

Below expectation, numerous over-priced extras and were in poor condition. Wanted to sell numerous insurances as 'poor cover' on contract taken

Reviewed: July 13, 2020

Overall service was good, but I didn't understand why my global card didn't work there. It took more than an hour to sort it out before finally being able to take the car using another method. The car's condition was quite good.

Reviewed: January 14, 2020

Pick up informative and easy going. Staff very friendly. Drop off straight forward.

Reviewed: February 12, 2019

Car was dirty, smelt of cigarettes, had a broken rear wiper and tank was only 80% full. Issues noted by staff (who were polite), but no compensation

Reviewed: January 19, 2015

Friendly service, good car condition, easy return process.

Reviewed: November 16, 2013

Citer is a subsidiary of Enterprise. In Grenoble, the reception area is shared with Enterprise, so it took a while to find it initially. We returned the car on a Sunday evening at 6 PM and no staff were on duty. We had to use the self-service return, but the parking lot was full and it took an hour to find a spot. Additionally, there was a 1000 euro pre-authorization which took nearly 10 days to release after returning the car, which seems a bit too long. Overall, we were satisfied. We booked a Citroën C4 or equivalent and got a Toyota Auris hybrid. Though its power was lacking, it had a fuel consumption of 5 liters per 100 kilometers, making it a cost-effective choice.

Reviewed: June 9, 2014

The process is very simple, but it has been a week and the pre-authorization deposit still hasn’t been cancelled.