If you don't want to queue or deal with the counter staff and avoid insurance offers, Alamo has a row of self-service machines in the rental lobby. Simply input your reservation number, driver's license number, swipe your credit card for the deposit, select 'no' for the other options, and the rental document will be printed out.

They pushed a certain insurance during the sales process, which we only realized when settling the bill. After some coordination with the car rental service, part of the insurance fee was refunded.

Although the car model was reserved in advance, we were informed upon arrival that it was unavailable. They provided their so-called equivalent model, which had a significantly different price on the QEEQ platform. If unsatisfied, the only option was to upgrade by paying more, which felt like a forced purchase.

The American rental process and efficiency are quite high, but due to peak times, the staff were busy selling insurance, resulting in a wait time of over an hour. We arrived at 4:30 PM and got the car close to 7 PM, which was quite exaggerated. Additionally, the pickup process was a bit chaotic as the car model differed from the order, and it wasn't clear if the car was in the same class. The external staff were few and couldn't provide a clear explanation. The car condition was just average; you have to pick one yourself. The return process was efficient. We arrived early, afraid of delays, but the return process was very fast.

Pretty good, their prices are mid-range.