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1 year ago
We paid for a volvo XC40, but instead I got the most luxorious Mercedes ever! it even had heated and massaging seats! What an upgrade, five stars! read more
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8004 Zürich
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044 296 87 87
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Renter BEWARE! Our rental car broke down the first day we had it, leaving us stranded in a parking…read morelot at night. We had an un-refundable destination to get to and had to buy train tickets and take a five hour train to our hotel, arriving at midnight - and the fact that our plans weren't ruined was all due to our industriousness, not assistance from Hertz. I requested a refund for this reason, and was told it's the nature of cars to break down, and we still had the car for a day. They were willing to spend hours fighting me on a refund, but no time trying to resolve us being stranded at night due to their faulty vehicle. I plan to never rent from any Hertz again due to their awful customer service. What a turn off.
Perhaps the best rental car experience i've had. Mirjam was a standout: attentive, pleasant,…read morepatient and extremely helpful in helping me get my bearings as a first time visitor to Zurich.
TRUST THE BAD REVIEWS. This company is attempting to charge us for damage we did not cause. We…read morereturned the vehicle in the same condition we received it, and their claim is completely unfounded. This experience has been incredibly dishonest and stressful. Renters deserve transparency, not baseless accusations.
I rented a car from Sixt for the first time recently in Europe and at the location of pick up the…read moreemployee was very nice but he changed the return date without my knowledge & did not give me a print out and said he was going to send me an email with the contract which I never received. After returning the car at the destinations city, the receipt was emailed to me several days later and they shocked me by overcharging me about €150. Upon several emails to them, they just denied the request for a refund to me. I will never ever rent a car from Sixt again and I do not recommend them to anyone. Watch your pocket. Buyer, Beware.. If I could, I would give them zero stars, but that's not possible .
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They want to charge me for ONE of the scratches on this wheel.
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I PAID THE TOW TRUCK EVEN FULLY INSURANCE. Swiss Zurich office…read more At around 12:30 am, I experienced a flat tire on the front right side of the car in a remote location. There was no one around, no nearby stores, and no traffic on the road. I checked the SOS function in the car, but it was not active. To my surprise, I also discovered that the vehicle had no spare tire, which could have resolved the issue immediately. I am unsure why no spare tire was provided, as this would have greatly alleviated the problem. Stranded on the roadside at approximately 1:00 am, I contacted the local police for assistance. Despite several attempts, I was unable to reach Europcar's customer service or the provided contact number (+41-044-8044646). Eventually, the police arranged for a tow truck. As a tourist unfamiliar with the area, it was extremely difficult to communicate with the driver and navigate the situation.
I had the most enjoyable experience at Zurich airport, until I got home and received the bill…read more Instead of being charged $31 total for an upgrade to a 4-wheel drive, I was charged over $300 on top of what I agreed to pay. The invoice was in German and I signed it at the airport without looking after I was assured by the clerk that $31 is the total amount that would be added to my bill. Instead, the clerk added some alleged winter features which anyone would suppose to be included as a standard, since I rented the car in January in Switzerland and being charged for some "special " winter package is ridiculous. The pickup was not in a tropical destination. I'm still trying to get my money back with the help of American Express.
Poor customer service when dealing with canceling trail subscription. Beware when trailing this…read moreservice. Mobility automatically en role you in a year subscription when your 4 month trail subscription ends. Plus when you call them to discuss they tell you on the "rule" that you need to notify them a month before the end of the subscription if you wish not to be enrolled again. Plus they charge you for the subscription and the liability cover so it ends up as a more expensive renewal than initially thought.
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This wonderful employee made our experience with Budget amazing. He was friendly, kind, efficient,…read moreand got us an upgrade based on the looks of our luggage alone. He assisted us with being able to get mobile wifi while traveling in Switzerland and gave us a deal as well, or so he said. Highly recommend this company while choosing a car to travel in Switzerland. It is still unclear as to whether or not we needed a car, but since we got one, I'm glad it was here with Tunahan, whose service was excellent. Treat him well Budget!
Overall, I had a good experience with Budget car rental in Zurich Airport. The car was great and…read morethe return was trouble-free. There was a small episode at the counter when I picked up the car. The staff asked for my passport. However, it wasn't mentioned in the online form. It was a hiking trip and I was afraid that I will lose my passport so I only brought my drivers licenses and a digital copy of passport. However, the lady at the counter didn't say that the copy would work. Maybe we communicated in English and it's not her first language, it took her a long time for her to ask for the digital copy and accept it. It was a much smoother experience the week before at Avis.
The car you will get wherever you want, thats an amazing service! The car is full electric and…read morethere is enough space for 5 people!
As far as railway stations go, this one is pretty much perfect. Well laid out, good selection of…read moreshops for its size, elegant modern construction. The light show in the main station hall that appears after sundown when it's not too cold is very impressive.
Very nice and new parking place and a little pricey but when it comes to one needing some…read moreassistance from the service people... what else is new is Switzerland... service is non existence. Customer Service is always the downfall of the Swiss unfortunately.
Yelp Review 2026 #69:…read more Traveling north to south and east to west of Switzerland for 2 weeks, it made sense to get Swiss Travel Pass. It gives you unlimited rides on trains, trams, buses and boats all over Switzerland. It's not time/ date-specific so you won't have to worry about out missing your train and have to get another ticket. It won't matter, you just take the next one. There are 2 classes: 1st class for $820 for 15 days vs 2nd class for $520 for 15 days; 1st class for $460 for 3 days vs 2nd class for $290. They also have passes available for 4, 6 and 8 days. You must buy directly from their website. If you see anything being sold anywhere else, it's probably a scam or a pain in the you know what should you need to change something with your booking and getting your pass. Now, it's not for everyone. If you're planning to stay in just 1 or 2 cantons/ cities in Switzerland, it's not worth it. If you're planning to like Uber, it's also not worth getting a Swiss Travel Pass. Swiss public transportation is very efficient. They're always early or on time. I've only seen one train arrive late. Buses are hit and miss and it's usually caused by passengers taking forever to get on/ off the bus - I've seen it with my own eyes. And there's also traffic. Bernina Express and Glacier Express are also included in the Swiss Travel Pass. All you have to pay for is the seat reservation. Another benefit of getting the Swiss Travel Pass is you get free access (Finance Museum, St. Gallen Library, Red Cross Museum, etc.) to or discounts to some museums and attractions. Their website lists museums and attractions per city. Should you get 1st class or 2nd class? I enjoyed 1st class because it's less crowded and much quieter than 2nd class. The seat configuration is 1-2, 1-1, 2-2 in 1st class vs 2-2 and 4-4 in 2nd class. The seats are wider and you get more legroom in 1st class. There are power outlets, coat hangers, and more luggage space in 1st class. I got a lot of free stuff on the Bernina Express in 1st class and bigger panoramic windows too. So, it's really up to you.
This station has come a long way in the 1.5 years since I started using it. At first it was just…read morecrumbly and old, with lots of construction outside. They still don't even have a proper Kiosk, just a temporary stand to serve snacks and drinks. But now, there are brand-new stairs and elevators, a glossy lit bus station in the middle, and I think they are continuing renovations to make the station better and better. The ticket counter is small and only manned by one person, but since the station is small, there usually isn't much of a wait to get assistance from the clerk. The best thing about this station is that my bf can pull his car right up to the front and wait for me to get off the train, so I don't have to do much walking to meet him. :)
Wettingen right next to Baden. The Bahnhof is small and has only a small kiosk, but is looking nice…read moretoday, after they renovated it and now and has a nice Bus station. I come here, because I have a cousin that lives in Wettingen. This is a great spot for people with kids that either work in Zurich or in Baden. For Baden is just a couple of minutes away and you can even walk there. For Zurich there are to S trains that go into the city and take about 30min. So if you guys are looking for place to live I recommend Wettingen. I think prices are a bit cheaper then in Zurich, but being so near the city and Baden having some big companies, the rents can also be high.