Very good.

MINA's enthusiastic reception made us very satisfied.

I visited during China's National Day holiday. Contrary to some reviews, there weren't long lines for car pickup at night, probably because it wasn't a holiday in the U.S. I had prepaid, and the friendly receptionist, an enthusiastic African American woman, didn't aggressively upsell additional insurance. I was pleased with the service. I chose a Nissan Sentra, which had only a little over 3,000 miles on it. It looked pretty new.

They aggressively pushed insurance to Chinese customers. When refused, we were told there were no Toyota Sequoia SUVs (which start at 500,000 RMB in China) available and were given a Hyundai Santa Fe SUV (which starts at 110,000 RMB in China) instead. When questioned, they blatantly lied, claiming it's the same class of car. We couldn't fit our luggage and had to pay extra to upgrade and buy Hertz-recommended insurance again. This was the first time we encountered such a shameless car rental company after renting cars abroad multiple times. Even giving them one star feels too generous.

At the counter, there were no prompts or explanations; the representative only mentioned that a credit card is needed for the deposit. I didn't think much of it at the time, but after returning the car and getting back home, I found out they had charged me over $500. Upon checking the bill, I realized they had purchased all the insurance options for me. So, everyone, please be careful. When picking up the car, not only should you be wary of the sales staff pushing extras while you're in line, but also make sure the counter staff explain all the charges when swiping your card. It's easy to fall into a big trap if you're not cautious.