Munich to Neuschwanstein Castle, then Innsbruck to Salzburg, return to Munich via Königssee

I had purchased full insurance from Zuzuche, and Zuzuche had informed Hertz about this. However, Hertz still added full insurance costing over $300 without asking me, which is about two-thirds of the total cost for my 11-day rental. In addition, they charged more than $60 for 'store service fee' and over $60 for VAT, totaling $479. I have not received any breakdown from Hertz for these charges. I only learned about these charges by inquiring with Zuzuche. Six months ago, I rented a car from Thrifty through Zuzuche, and there were no such issues; I received the bill immediately after returning the car. Hertz is an internationally known company, yet they are so deceptive and non-transparent. I hope to get an explanation from Hertz.

It took almost an hour to find the return location in Heidelberg (near the symphony orchestra). The address could not be found on two different GPS systems, which was really frustrating. Everything else was fine.

Great, even though I didn't get the Mercedes C I booked, they upgraded me to a Volvo V40. It was excellent, very fuel-efficient. I filled up once for 800 km and drove for thousands of kilometers without spending much. The car was new and the built-in GPS was very handy. I recommend renting a car with a GPS to everyone. As for the domestic navigation devices, forget about them. I brought one and never used it, and now I have to deal with returning it.

Highly skilled and enthusiastic service!

The staff at the shop were very patient and attentive. They gave me a Mazda 5 diesel SUV with a larger trunk space when I showed my membership card. The car was equipped with GPS and was very new, making it easy to drive all the way.