Picking up and exchanging the car was easy, but the location for exchanging the car was hard to find with the GPS; we circled around before finding the entrance.

We picked up the car at Las Vegas airport. A shuttle bus took us to the rental center where Alamo is located on the left as you enter. The staff asked a few simple questions like whether we needed a full tank of gas or insurance. After confirming our preferences, they quickly processed the paperwork. We then proceeded to choose a car and at the exit, our driving license was checked, and we handed over the pick-up slip issued at the counter. We started our Western USA trip in a Dodge Journey. For the return, we used Google Maps to navigate to the rental center. Upon arrival, we easily spotted the large return signs directing us to the Alamo return area. An enthusiastic employee waved us into a designated spot for inspection. We had already cleaned out our personal belongings from the car, and the return process was completed in three minutes. In summary, renting from Alamo was quick and convenient with no aggressive insurance upselling, and the service was excellent. We will choose Alamo again next time.

The car rental counter at the airport is large and very convenient. If you are under 25 years old, there is a young driver fee of $25 per person per day, which is very expensive. The fee is based on the birthdate on your ID, even being one day short won't exempt you. After negotiating with the counter staff, they said the young driver fee couldn't be waived but they upgraded our car for free. We got a Dodge Challenger, an American muscle car, which was awesome!

Last-minute decision to switch to a 7-seater GMC. Very good service staff, and since it was my birthday month, they offered me a discount.

Fairly convenient, but there are too few locations. Previously rented a Mustang, but later had to switch to a Dodge because there wasn't enough room for luggage. Had to go to the airport for the switch, which was a bit inconvenient.