Phuket: Airport-Hotel-Patong-Massage-Seafood Night Market

After getting my luggage, I saw the counter on the left. The staff member was either a handsome young man or a strong lady, it doesn't matter, it's their personal choice. The car inspection and rental process were very quick. Be sure to take detailed photos of the car when you pick it up to avoid trouble when returning it. However, the return process in Chiang Rai was simple; the staff just checked the exterior and fuel gauge.

The car was a new Nissan, probably Sunny in our country. It had about 7,000 kilometers when we picked it up, with a backup radar and average power. Phuket has many hilly roads and with four people on board, it needed full throttle to reach 40 on slopes. The staff speaks good English and did a very thorough check when picking up the car, but just a quick round during drop-off, which is great service! We only used 3/4 of the fuel tank in 7 days and it cost 760฿ to fill up at Shell. I still recommend driving here; motorcycles are both dangerous and expose you to too much sun.

The rental location is right next to the arrivals at Phuket Airport. The staff are very helpful and explained every important detail thoroughly. The car was in great condition, and the staff were more meticulous than I was during the inspection. Thumbs up for that! Overall, the car pickup and return processes were very pleasant.

Service hours are long, and the service is excellent!

There was no Chinese service. Although they promised to deliver the car to the hotel for free, we ended up taking a cab to the airport to pick it up. There were no gas stations nearby, and vehicles like the Toyota Land Cruiser and Mitsubishi Pajero use diesel, which was not mentioned beforehand. We had to search for a diesel station for a while. The car was good and the paperwork went smoothly, but communication between Zuzuche and Thai wasn't great.