Although the waiting time was nearly an hour, it was mostly due to incomplete preparation of documents and language barriers. Foreigners are very organized and punctual; they won't serve you before the appointed time. Also, their flexibility can't be assessed by domestic standards. Completing a single transaction generally takes about half an hour; mine took roughly 18 minutes. The lady who served me was very friendly.

They said the international driving permit was not acceptable and asked for the Chinese driving license. After getting that, they said I needed a translation. When I showed them the translation in my email, they said the international driving permit was fine. That was a very frustrating experience.

No pressure to buy insurance, staff were friendly, highly recommended

The weather was cold and rainy. We were asked to drag our luggage to the parking lot, but there was no car available there. We were told to wait for five minutes, but it took about twenty minutes. It was 0 degrees and raining, and after such a long wait, a car with a flat rear tire arrived. We found out and were told we had to wait another hour to change cars. It was too cold, so we dragged our luggage back to the airport to wait. The process was inefficient, and the pick-up staff were very rude with a heavy accent in English, and got impatient when asked to speak slower. We were the only ones renting a car that day, but it took a total of three hours to finally depart.

Had to wait in line for over half an hour to pick up the car, and returning it took about 40 minutes too. Plan ahead if you have a flight to catch.