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20 reviews. 30 helpful votes. Learn from my expensive lesson - Hertz Car Hire Rip Off. 14 years ago. Is there anyone who can point me to the right forum or advise. We have just returned from an absolutely fantastic holiday in Caifornia - San Francisco, Yosemite, Monterey, LA and lastly Las Vegas what a place - all the tripadvisor research and ...
As consumers we feel ripped off. Paying more than twice the original reservation price, $1020 more in fact to upgrade to one class above, full-size SUV which would be only $20-$30 extra if reserved online ($990 in fact for exactly the same itinerary which we checked later online but with a full-size SUV) As a gold member for many years and now ...
6 reviews. 10 helpful votes. Rental Car charges - watch out for this one - FPO. 10 years ago. I had seen the Alamo warning about people who thought that they were waiving insurance when renting a car were actually signing up for it unknowingly and charged for it. I have had an experience with renting a car with Hertz that I would like to pass ...
2 weeks alter we renter another car in San Francisco (booked and prepaid on the polish website) and everything worked fine. Lady at the counter explained that every booking code needs additional code n front of it (depending on the country).
27,354 posts. 5 reviews. 12 helpful votes. 1. Re: HERTZ car return. 2 years ago. Hertz, and many other major rental car companies, is located at the Rental Car Center at the SFO Airport. After returning the car, you can take the Automated People Mover (called AirTrain) from the Rental Car Center to the terminals. Free of charge.
Answer 11 of 29: Never again Hertz for me, here’s why: Background: - For our family holiday in California we made a reservation for a 2 weeks mid-sized SUV car rental at $960 including all insurance, picking up at SFO and dropping off at LAX.
2. Re: Hertz at SFO. If you are a member of Hertz Club, you can register and provide the details of your driving license, credit card, etc. At the Hertz office, look for the Hertz Club area. You should find a package with your name, containing the rental agreement, the keys, and the location of your car.
With any of the Major Car Rental Companies, the best thing to do is sign up for the Frequent Renter Program, such as Hertz #1 Gold.Basically you do all the "paperwork" in advance at home, and in most locations, bypass the counter and go straight to your vehicle (Electronic Boards show which space it is located at), and then just show your drivers license to the Security Staff at the exit.