Amman—Jerash—Petra—Aqaba

Average

The service was attentive, but it was difficult to return the car with the same fuel level.

The battery died midway, and they said someone would come in two hours to replace it. We ended up waiting four hours...

Firstly, the car pickup location in Amman was different from the one listed on the rental website. Additionally, the email from the car rental company provided a new address, but upon arrival, we couldn't find it as the rental office had moved roughly 500 meters from the original address. Annoyingly, no one answered the phone at the office. We had to find it ourselves, wandering around for quite some time and eventually asking locals for directions. The car pickup process was not smooth either. The fuel tank was empty with the warning light on, and when we asked the staff, they said we had to fill it up ourselves. There was no contract stipulating a full tank at pickup. When we contacted rental customer service, they could only advise us to communicate with the staff, so we had to fill up the tank ourselves. The car was very old and had numerous marks noted on the inspection report. There were no onboard tools or emergency markers, and they had to take them from another car. The car return location was different from the one on the website, and we had to ask a nearby Hertz car rental office for directions. Since the car was not picked up with a full tank, we returned it with less than half a tank, costing us at least 150 yuan in fuel money, which the rental company wouldn't reimburse.

Processing was very efficient