Berlin, Dresden, Prague, Český Krumlov, Brno, Krakow, Warsaw, Poznań, Berlin.

Extra charges. Total was 288 euros, they charged me an additional 281 euros, almost double. Even if Avis cars are cheaper, I won't rent from them again.

I prefer renting a car in Germany because the vehicles are in good condition, the service is excellent, there's a high chance of getting an upgrade, and they don't have hidden charges. We originally booked a standard manual, but at the pickup location, we got a diesel manual station wagon. Since we planned to drive for several days, we asked if there was an automatic version available. The staff checked and offered a new C-class gasoline automatic with navigation, which had only been registered for a month. We were very happy! The navigation worked great, and we barely used Google Maps. When returning the car, we were a bit concerned because it was late and no staff was around, so we parked in the designated area and went to the office the next day to return the keys. We were told to just drop the keys in the drop-off box in the parking garage. In all of Europe, renting a car in Germany is the best choice.

The car rental process was very smooth. We brought printed orders and the necessary documents, and the service was quick and friendly. We originally booked an economy car, but we got a large Ford SUV with GPS in English. We opted for full insurance, and after the car got a small scratch, we just filled out a form when returning it. It was easy and hassle-free.

Not bad, the taxi driver knew the way. The store was easy to spot and also clean.

Few people, convenient car pickup.