Edinburgh-Skye-Edinburgh

I recommend buying insurance from the car rental company. QEEQ's own insurance requires you to pay upfront and the rental company also needs a £2000 deposit, which is locked for a long time. I had an accident this time, and fortunately, I thought the deposit was too high, so I bought comprehensive insurance for £200 from the rental company. When the accident happened, I called the rental company directly. It's impossible to reach QEEQ's customer service on the phone. If they charge customers, but can't provide the service, why make it difficult for people abroad?

1. The store is slightly far from the airport without clear directions. 2. They do not offer a paper contract to confirm the items charged. Despite clearly stating that no insurance was needed, they refused to provide a paper contract, forcing us to buy insurance and a tank of fuel. 3. The requested contract has not arrived even after half a month. 4. They charge a huge deposit. 5. Constantly pushing sales.

They do not accept international credit cards without a chip and push for insurance sales. If you don't have a chip credit card, you must buy insurance to pick up the car.

Surprisingly friendly and efficient, but only once at the location, which was a real pain to get to: shuttle bus to nearby off-airport parking runs only 3 times an hour, which is no good if you're in a hurry.

Sofa's were untidy as gave wrong impression as they did not reflect the rest of the service by Easirent.

EasyRentCars found car hire at great rate.