Nice - Monaco - Roquebrune-Cap-Martin - Lake Sainte-Croix - Moustiers-Sainte-Marie - Provence - Vale

Although the rental company provided a car from the same category, I wanted an SUV but got an MPV, which was somewhat disappointing.

Very good. We met a person from Sichuan working there after getting off the plane, who helped us communicate and even took our hitchhike. Haha!

Too many people, queued for two hours

The queue was very long, almost an hour before it was my turn. The lady at the counter saw that I had purchased full insurance and offered me a choice of Mercedes or Volvo. I thought they were similar models, but they were actually upgrades, requiring an extra 950 USD. After explaining that I only needed an A3 or a similar model, the staff member seemed displeased and said there were no A3s available. Eventually, I was given a hybrid Toyota. During the pickup, I noticed damage all over the car but the pickup assistant was very nice and recorded the damages on the pickup form in French. Five days later, the car kept reporting faults, and the hotel front desk had to help me contact the car rental company in French to see if they could repair it. The response was that they don't fix cars and advised me to drive back to the airport to exchange it. Worried about potential breakdowns on the road, I had to refuel and exchange it for another Japanese car at the airport rental station so that the trip could continue. Returning the car went smoothly, and the inspection guy was very professional and much faster than the front desk.

Usually, when booking through Zuzuche, the available cars at the store are the less desirable ones in the category, and there's no way to upgrade without paying extra!