Nathan was absolutely incredible and he gave me great customer service! I can't imagine going…read moreanywhere else after getting service like this.

Super friendly staff. Your Representative Spencer reviewed everything with us and explained your…read morescratch/ dent policy. Next time we're in the area we will definitely rent here again.

I wanted to share my heartfelt thanks for the exceptional service…read moreprovided today by Sherry in Oklahoma.  When we encountered an issue with our Alaska Cruise, Sherry went above and beyond, proactively reaching out to team leaders, reviewing our emails and even contacting Cunard on our behalf.  Her dedication and commitment to resolving our problem were truly impressive.  Sherry is a shining example of the kind of customer service that makes Costco Travel our #1 Choice.  Thank you for having such an amazing team member like Sherry - we're grateful for her help and thrilled to continue doing business with Costco Travel!

I booked a car through Costco Travel with Budget and received a confirmation. But when it was time…read moreto pick up the car, Budget told me they had no cars available and canceled/refused the reservation. I called Costco Travel for help, but they only sent me back to Budget. In the end, I had to rent another car through Turo at the last minute and pay more. Very disappointing experience. A confirmed reservation should mean the car is available, or Costco Travel should help find a real solution.

Lui is the best! And for efficient, very reasonably priced car rentals, you can't do better. This…read moreis a great alternative to the abuse you suffer at the hands of the big rental companies!

Lui was such a great help. I looked for rental cars for a recent trip to Seattle and most rental…read morecar agencies were sold out or requested an exorbitant amount for a short stay. I happened upon Mashariki Rent A Car on Yelp and I am so glad I did. Lui was incredibly communicative during the booking process. When I called to confirm my rental he recalled chatting with me the month prior. He picked us up at the airport and chatted us up about our stay and we learned a lot about his experience in Kent and his experience as a rally race car driver! A personable touch which I appreciated and you often get with local businesses. The checkout process was incredibly straightforward with no frills. Provide payment and proof of insurance, do an inspection of the vehicle and you are on your way. Just a heads up, the cars are used, but they are well maintained. When we experienced issues with the car Lui was quick to respond and resolve our issues. I look forward to booking with Mashariki Rent A Car during my next trip to Seattle.

Alamo car rental has been very efficient on all of your travels. I am a member of their "Insiders"…read moreprogram and often utilize their Skip the Counter option when we travel. Our rentals are great the majority of the time but on the few occasions we have had an issue we have contacted their customer service via text and email and they have always worked with us to resolved any issue we have. I will rent from Alamo again in the future.

"I'm Going Slightly Mad" - Queen…read more This location was our return for the rental from SEATAC to downtown Seattle, for a 6-hour rental. We forked out the $69.00 rental for the day as we wanted to explore the city before checking into our hotel, and go shopping. It was also nice as my husband and son used the car as a crash pad to catch some ZzzzS while I was parked at Pike Market Place and went shopping alone. The return wasn't as smooth as the pick-up from the airport as the street signs were CONFUSING as heck. No left turn except for buses onto 3rd, what??? We circled around and around using Waze app due to multiple one-way streets. The entrance to Alamo for the garage wasn't really marked, either. It was the Twilight Zone. After about a stupid and ridiculous 20- minute drive being stuck on one-way streets and circling around and around, I said, "screw this! I am turning LEFT!" Once into the building, there were no signs, so we drove up a few flights to an Alamo booth and idled the car, wondering what to do. There were no signs, did I already say that? There was a lone woman in a booth talking to what appeared to be a customer. I had to get out of the car to ask her what to do, and she said we could just park the car. She was nice, though. You need sleuthing skills to return a car here. Convenient, but only if you know what you are doing.

While a smallish facility the staff is even better than the great folks we always find at…read moreEnterprise. They have a surprisingly diverse selection of vehicles despite the facilities size and the cars appear new and well equipped. Sophia our agent was pleasant, friendly, knowledgeable and top notch professional. As good as Enterprise agents are worldwide; Sophia stands out as one of the best! We highly recommend this location!

9-26-25 Battery in my rental car from Enterprise went dead. I called for service around 3:45 p.m…read more Roadside service did not come after 1 hour, 2 hours , 3 hours. Repeated calls getno answers as to when they're coming. Eventually I had to take a uber to go home after waiting 3 1/2 hours. Roadside finally called around 7:30 p.m, almost 4 hours after I made the first call. I did not use their service as I went home already. Enterprise Rent-A-Car need to have much better roadside service!,,!

A last-minute trip needed a last-minute car rental. Enterprise is my go to and I usually only rent…read moreabout once a year so it's not necessarily a familiar process. But the staff team that works the SeaTac venue was truly seamless. It was Gabe who first assisted me to confirm my paperwork and I think that took less than 10 minutes because I've been able to make the reservation by phone. I want to be really clear that I talked to a human to make the reservation and that made all the difference for me. The online version of it was inefficient and didn't allow me to ask questions and get clarification that I needed so I hope Enterprise continues to allow customers to talk to human Customer Service representatives because not all questions can be answered online. Then I was sent to the next area which involved some trepidation because it was a vast area of garage space but immediately Natalie who was part of Enterprise approached me and took my tentativeness and turned it into confidence. She walked me past several areas and made sure that I was put into a vehicle that suited my concerns. And instead of feeling limited by my selection upstairs I felt I was actually given some options in which car I could land in. That made a tremendous difference. Her welcome was genuine and she was very helpful. So between Gabe and Natalie I had a great car pick up experience. And then I'd like to mention Christian who helped me get out of my car when I returned it 24 hours later. He helped me figure out why I would not get a day return back Despite returning at 12 hours earlier, and he was friendly and very positive about his work. I think he was celebrating a work anniversary actually but I don't remember which one it was. Regardless kudos to Enterprise for having such great staff work with us to make a car pick up and car returns simple and seamless. My only issue now is that I left some keys in the car and I would love to figure out how to get a hold of them. I did email Enterprise but have not heard back. I wonder if there is a more direct route to figuring out Lost and found items?

Enterprise is one of the many options at SeaTac, which houses all of the rental companies under one…read morecentralized location. I've used several different companies before but Enterprise generally has a pretty good rate. My last experience with Enterprise was one of the worst rental experiences I've had. At first, it was nice that they offered the choice of a car to me, and provided some full-size sedan options at no cost for an upgrade. I took a Nissan Altima. As soon as I pulled out of the registration, warnings started going off on my dashboard about low tire pressure. I checked the tire pressure and noticed it was enough to make it to my destination so I didn't pay it any mind. The destination I went to had no service stations nearby, so I e-mailed into Enterprise to ask about the issue. They said I could return the car or pull into a Firestone. It took a few days for me to get to the Firestone but once I did, the technicians took a look and found a deeply embedded nail into the tire that was slowly leaking air. I had attributed the tire pressure fluctuation to the cold weather. They filled the tire back up enough to where I would make it back to the airport. I reported the issue immediately via e-mail and to the manager on site. I'm leaving a 3-star instead of a 1-star because previous experiences have been fine, but this last one was straight up dangerous. Inspect your cars well before taking them out.

I've experienced long waits to sign in for a rental car before, but not after getting the car…read more During the customary check of the car, we discovered it was out of windshield fluid. After notifying the front counter, it took forty minutes for it to get filled as they kept helping other customers. The staff was rather unmotivated too. Other than that, the car itself seemed fine except for its version of Android Auto being extremely outdated and a dirty exterior. Returning the car a couple weeks later at least had no issues and was relatively quick. Inside has restrooms, provided the doors aren't accidentally locked. A couple of chairs are placed in front of the counter, but the hallway feels too narrow to sit with other customers always around.

Hertz is the worst. Car battery died in douglas.short@gmail.com two of a week long vacation…read more Resolving took an entire day.

Very concerning when I checked my AmEx bill Budget had chatted a $20 refueling fee yet I filled the…read morecar at the gas station directly across the street from the airport. They did credit me when I called to inquire but I don't always check every entry on my AmEx bill. I wonder how many people are charged who don't catch it.