MHK Reviewed on Aug 19, 2019, 12:38 AM
Strange pickup location but gal at desk was terrific and prepared. Bigger car then I really wanted - but was solid ride
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avda romero donallo
Average Pick-Up time: 0-10 minutes
MHK Reviewed on Aug 19, 2019, 12:38 AM
Strange pickup location but gal at desk was terrific and prepared. Bigger car then I really wanted - but was solid ride
camino de can pastilla 48
Average Pick-Up time: 0-10 minutes
grubenpferd Reviewed on Nov 27, 2019, 1:25 PM
Class car fast takeover I can only recommend !!
Hawk007 Reviewed on Nov 23, 2019, 1:14 PM
Shuttle service from the airport (attention, not at the other buses, but at the level of the departure area), booking papers and without much waiting the car received. Then deliver as well.
Viola Reviewed on Oct 21, 2019, 6:41 AM
It was everything from the booking to the shuttle service from and to the airport everything uncomplicated.
mahon airport
Average Pick-Up time: 11-20 minutes
Eric 68 Reviewed on Aug 25, 2019, 12:26 PM
After a pickup by shuttle to the airport difficult because nothing was clear or take this shuttle. Waiting about 30min in the premises, but without any mention stipulated on the lease (auto minorca) to ask the question if we were in the right place! Very clean car no worries. But beware of the surcharge tax of 32 euros not mentioned on the autoescape contract. Too bad because this small sum broke the urge to return by the same means of booking.
Nat54 Reviewed on Aug 22, 2019, 4:29 PM
The renter is not at the airport. You have to take a shuttle to pick up the vehicle, which is not intuitive and is not specified anywhere.
K.U.H. Reviewed on Jun 17, 2019, 11:18 AM
There was nothing to complain about. Everything worked quickly and smoothly.
carretera del aeropuerto, s/n
Average Pick-Up time: 0-10 minutes
Jaber Reviewed on Dec 16, 2019, 9:54 AM
My experience at thrifty was excellent went smoothly and they try not to sell you a superfluous insurance policy we only had what could possibly be needed so it was fine Also friendly people at this company
Carlos Reviewed on Jun 14, 2019, 1:17 PM
I got a car with 5000 kilometers the next day the battery was empty without my intervention then the problems started. The Assistencia lasted for a very long time several hours meanwhile my visit had to go by taxi to the airport. Costs 105 € After the repair I was assured that I would get a new car the next day in the morning. In consultation with Thrifty I should pick up a new car in Valencia after another repair I went to València and got the replacement car conclusion. high cost 105 taxi € plus highway costs 20 € two lost days by waiting except a "sorry" no compensation
Alex Reviewed on Jun 2, 2019, 8:36 PM
Very good Opel vehicle and good company. Except that there are still a lot of extras to be paid compared to the base price charged by Autoescape.
We collected 102 reviews in total for all stations in Spain with an average score of 7.3/10.
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Whether you’re sipping Sangria and watching flamenco performances, or making pilgrimages to the surreal landmarks of the great architect Gaudi, Spain is a sun-soaked country that begs to be explored at your own pace. Having your own rental car makes it possible, whatever you’re in the mood to see.
You can get a head start on your Spanish getaway by booking local transportation before you jet off. CarRentals.com makes it easy to check out cheap deals in one place. To keep costs to a minimum, aim to:
It’s important to consider the costs of different fuel policies with Spain car rentals. Full-to-empty policies, where you’ll pick up the car with a full tank of gas and expected to return it as close to empty as possible, can work out more expensive. That said, some companies do now offer partial refunds on any gas left over.
There are numerous rental companies to choose from in Spain, including Enterprise, Avis, Alamo, and Sixt. Local firms are available as well, so just do a bit of homework ahead of time and check the latest user reviews online before making your choice.
Many vehicle types are available to book through CarRentals.com, so it all comes down to your circumstances:
Rental companies will usually expect you to be at least 21 to drive one of their vehicles. There can also be a surcharge if you happen to be under 25 or - be aware of that - older than a certain age.
Yes, so do take a moment to check if your current car insurance or credit card insurance policies cover car rental in Spain. You’ll be able to purchase a policy from the checkout on CarRentals.com, or from your chosen rental company.
Keen to explore areas like Andalusia and Galicia without worrying about incurring extra costs? You’ll want to see if there are any limits on how far you drive – an unlimited mileage policy will give you peace of mind on those epic road trips.
The majority of rental companies require credit cards, but some do offer rentals with debit cards providing you take out a bigger insurance policy.
Being able to drop off your rental car at a different branch from where you collected it can suit many visitors to Spain. Just check with the rental company on how it can be done, and how much it may cost.
Spain is a vast country with so many places to discover with your rental car. Here are some stops that deserve to be on a visitor’s agenda:
Hop behind the wheel of your rental car and you can embark on a stunning tour of the southern coast of Spain. Malaga is a good starting point – the birthplace of Picasso, it has an atmospheric museum devoted to the Modernist genius, along with historic landmarks galore. Then, head east to the resort town of Nerja, with its sandy beaches, and then onwards to Almeria, with its Moorish Alcazaba. You can round the journey off in Murcia, a city renowned for the quality of the tapas.
Spain is known as a country pushing culinary boundaries. So, whether you want to perch at a bar and feast on tapas, or visit Michelin-starred temples of gastronomy, it’s all here. Then there are the beaches. From the Costa del Sol to the Costa Brava, there’s more sand than you can shake a bottle of sunblock at. History and culture are also important here, with museums devoted to titans of art, and numerous centuries-old structures reflecting different epochs of Spain’s past.