CAR RENTAL REVIEWS ON BUDGET AT MELBOURNE AIRPORT, MEL

Very convenient, the car was clean and matched the one I reserved.

Very good

Very good.

The service is quite good.

Good.

Satisfied

Overall service was good, and the staff were very friendly. I originally chose an X-Trail but got a Ford KUGA instead (same price). The car was very new, with less than 7000 km. The return process was quick. After parking the car in the rental company's lot, the staff checked if the fuel tank was full and briefly inspected the car's exterior. Everything was fine But a few days later, I noticed a charge of AUD 31.75 for fuel on my credit card. I had refueled the car at the BP station next to the airport right before returning it, within an hour. Not sure what the reason was, but I don't want to pursue it further.

It was fine, but there were many people waiting in line to pick up the car; returning it was very easy

Convenient and fast

Very satisfied. I will rent a car from you again next time, thank you.

In most developed countries, many facilities require self-service and have a high degree of automation. Therefore, you need to understand the process and location for picking up and returning the car in advance. It won't be like in our country, where there are staff serving you all the way. The car was a Holden wagon, and as the Budget staff said, 'the car is bloody new!' It had only done a little over 1,000 kilometers. The car was very new and in great condition.

Everything else was great. The staff at the rental counter were very helpful and patient. However, the male employee inspecting the car upon return had a poor attitude.

Rented from Melbourne and returned in Hobart. At that time, Budget was the only company that could meet this requirement. Both the rental and return processes were smooth. Later, I received a charge of 16.84 AUD, probably due to a traffic violation.

Well, this was an experience that almost ruined the entire Spring Festival. Things went smoothly in Sydney, where I easily picked up the car with just my driver's license without needing a translation. However, here the counter required a translated copy. I had personally translated and printed it, but the clerk said it wasn't acceptable—it needed to be done by a certified translation company. While I was looking for a solution, I saw him reject at least three Chinese couples for the same reason. I asked one of them and they said the clerk required a notarized translation. I was stunned. Asked the nearby AVIS, but they had no cars available. Although I eventually sorted it out, still...

The car has run over 60,000 kilometers, but its exterior is still in good condition.

Everything was fine, but there were no details about returning the car in downtown.