Rent anywhere else! I got suckered in through rentalcars.com who said they were "in terminal" at…read moreMSP but they are actually a 10 minute drive after a 15 minute wait at the airport for their shuttle. I made the reservation weeks ago and selected "Manager's Selection" before I knew it would be snowing when I arrived in April. Upon arrival, they insisted on trying to upcharge me $60+ for an AWD vehicle even though their own website and others were suggesting SUV rentals would be less expensive than what I was originally charged. Most rental car companies would insist on upgrading me after selecting "Manager's Selection" when snow was newly on the forecast and AWD vehicles were on hand. The manager proceeded to argue with me by saying that I could book online but I'd have to wait hours for my new reservation to come through their system! She also consistently lied to me saying that the price online was actually more expensive than what I paid. I eventually booked online elsewhere and saved $100 but had to shuttle back to the airport. Will never rent here again.

We rented a car from here to attend a wedding in the Twin Cities. And yes, I would do that again…read more The counter is somewhat hidden from the other car rentals but follow the signs and it's not hard to find. Once you get checked in then you get on a shuttle bus and go to the other side of the airport. (Same exit as Mall of America but north) Once there they bring you your car. Ours was a new Subaru Forester. (This was slow, it took at least 30 min.) Returning the car was easy & fast. And the total bill was more than $100 cheaper than the big car rentals. I'd recommend it!

In Moderation Staff…read moreReviewed July 19, 2025 I made reservations through Expedia flor my flight and car. Flight was perfect then comes to the rental car. I opted for them to choose the car I would get. I get there the gentleman said we need the card to put a hold on it for the rental car that's fine that is what they do. He was looking in the system and said I found a better car for you for 110.45. You will need to get hold of Expedia for their refund. I said that is great. No problem with the car. I returned it a little earlier than expected. The young man checked the car everything was good. He stare I would receive an invoice in my email. email received when I attired back to Florida. the charged me and upgrade which I did not request. customer service only send emails. I want to talk to a live person.

OMG TERRIBLE. After a flight day, absolutely painfully long wait at Hertz counter (nobody at all at…read moredollar or thrifty counter just one slow dud at hertz for all 3) it then took us another 20 mins to get out of their lot - line of cars and one booth open checking cars out. It took us more than an hour to leave the airport. Unacceptable.

Fantastic experience. Cyrus and Ben helped me out and are great employees. Would come here again.read more

This was the second and final time I've tried renting from Enterprise. When…read moreI arrived, they didn't have the car I had reserved. That's okay, I understand how reservations worker. I asked for something else in the same general class and all they offered me was a pickup truck. That's not a remotely acceptable substitute for a family. There were no reasonable offers of help or accommodation. Would avoid at all costs.

Recently I had to cancel my car reservation for a medical emergency. Sixt initially charged me the…read morefull price for the rental. However, after some initial frustration, I was able to explainthe situation in more detail and they gave me a full refund. Restored my faith in humanity -even though they lost money, it was the right thing to do.

I rented a car from Sixt at the MSP location from July 23-27. The car was decent, the pricing was…read morereasonable, and the check-in and pickup process was fast and efficient. Unfortunately, I had a major problem after returning the vehicle. On July 28, I received an invoice from Sixt for $614.25 for damage to the front passenger-side aluminum rim, described as a scratch. I am absolutely certain this damage did not occur while I had the vehicle. Unfortunately, I did not think to take pictures of all four wheels when I picked up the car. When I contacted Sixt to dispute the charge, I was told that Sixt was not required to provide proof that the wheel was in perfect condition when I received the vehicle and that documenting the condition of the car was my responsibility. As a result, they refused to remove the charge. This is extremely frustrating. I have rented cars from many companies over the years, but I have never experienced a situation where I was charged hundreds of dollars for damage that I am confident was already present--and then told that the burden was entirely on me to prove otherwise. My strong recommendation: use extreme caution if renting from Sixt. If you do rent from them, I strongly recommend taking a video of the entire vehicle before leaving the lot, along with individual photos of all four wheels/rims and every part of the exterior and interior. Do not assume that any existing damage will be properly documented by Sixt. The initial rental experience was fine, but the way this damage claim was handled has completely changed my opinion of the company. I will not be using Sixt again.

Our rental experience was to notch. The car was clean and reliable. Alyssa at the Payless pick up…read morelot was fabulous. She got us the car we wanted and helped us get on our way in a timely way.

Car wasn't clean when I picked it up, and I had a fraudulent charge from them for refueling a few…read moredays after I returned the car full. Customer service was rude, refused to look into it, and hung up on me. Luckily got the charge reversed by my credit card company.

- Hertz at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport…read more Overall, I had a decent experience renting from Hertz at MSP. I reserved a Toyota Camry Hybrid but was assigned a Hyundai Elantra Hybrid instead. I understand that rental companies generally guarantee a vehicle class rather than a specific model, but the Elantra was noticeably smaller and sat much lower to the ground than a Camry. At 6'6" with knee problems, getting in and out of the car was uncomfortable. Interestingly, even my shorter friends, who are around 5'8" to 5'9", commented on how low the vehicle was and said getting out of it made them sore as well. So while the car itself operated fine, it was not the most comfortable option for our group. As a President's Circle and Gold member, the pickup process was otherwise convenient. My name was displayed on the board, and I was able to walk directly to the vehicle without stopping at the counter. The signage in the garage was a little confusing. The overhead signs appeared to stop at one range of space numbers, while a separate floor sign pointed toward the higher-numbered spaces. I missed that sign initially and had to ask an employee for directions. The employee was helpful and told me to continue farther down the lane, where I eventually found the car. Before leaving, I took detailed photos of the exterior and close-up pictures of any existing damage. This was the first Hertz location I had visited where vehicles passed through the newer automated light-scanning system upon return, so I was especially glad I documented the condition beforehand. I returned the vehicle at approximately 5:00 a.m. Several cars had accumulated in the return area overnight, and no attendant was present to inspect or check in the vehicle at that time. About five hours later, I received an email confirming the return, and there were no unexpected charges. Overall, the rental process was reasonably smooth. The replacement vehicle and garage signage were not ideal, and I have had slightly better Hertz experiences at other airports, but nothing about this rental would prevent me from using Hertz again.

I had a major problem at your location on Wednesday around 4:30 p.m. when I went to pick up my…read moretruck rental. As a Gold Member, I went directly to the Gold desk, picked up my assigned truck, and drove to the exit booth. The employee at the exit had difficulty checking me out because, as he explained, the truck had not been properly entered back into your system or there was some other issue with the reservation. He asked another employee at the booth for help, but instead of resolving the problem professionally, she responded with an attitude. I told them they needed to fix the issue because I was not going back to exchange trucks or start the process over when the problem was clearly on Hertz's end. The employee then called a manager, who apparently made some changes over the phone. After several minutes, the exit booth employee was finally able to check me out, and I was allowed to leave. The entire situation was very embarrassing. Cars were piling up behind me while everyone waited, and I wasn't even the only customer experiencing this issue. There was a vehicle ahead of me that appeared to be going through something similar. Unfortunately, this is not an isolated experience. I have encountered similar problems at other airport Hertz locations as well. The level of customer service has declined significantly, and it seems that employee training is lacking. Customers should not have to deal with delays, confusion, and unprofessional attitudes because of internal system or operational issues. As a Gold Member, I expect a much smoother rental experience. I hope Hertz will address these recurring problems, improve employee training, and ensure vehicles are properly processed before customers arrive.

first I did all the preregistration online when I got there still had to do drivers license and…read morecredit cards , why did I waste my time preregistering ????? second when I rent a awd ( all wheel drive) 3 days ahead I should get an awd. biggest problem is I didn't even know it wasn't until I was stuck in a customers drive the next morning in 1" of snow . Then I called first representative basically said fuck you in some half ass English language and the wouldn't do anything . I called back again ( assuming to another country) the gal was a little more helpful and sent me to roadside assistance. This guy was nice but thrifty doesn't own their stores and they couldn't get a local company to exchange for what I paid for. he closed my case and said when you get back to the airport see if they will give you any compensation. so now I have to go to the rental booth instead of just dropping my rental, wait in line for 30min , talk to them for 40min for them to say I can't do that . I know this end game. have played it with other shit company , should have went with reputable company to start with ........ Awd or comp may be ok to have 2wd in Florida but not Minnesota in December !!!!!! Fuck you not so thrifty

On this particular trip to MSP, I had to wait 20 minutes for a rental vehicle. The agent was nice,…read moreand it wasn't his fault, but it really put me behind schedule for this work trip. Not sure if availability was low across the board (there didn't seem to be people waiting on other rental car companies) or if it was just Thrifty, but the experience was fairly unpleasant. Will try somewhere else next time I'm traveling to MSP.

BDC Management is now working under the name Trellis Management and I want to share my opinions…read moreabout how the Trellis Management Team actually works the are quick to post threatening statements in order to make a person feel uncomfortable such as the building is a section 42 and that means the tenants have to have certain rental criteria to sign a lease agreement such as be below a certain level of income now knowing that trellis is a not for profit property management company due to the dot org at the end of their published contract information one would think they would not be as greedy and outrages when a tenant has a issue such as the one I have today my dog got sick in the middle of the night and I somehow misplaced my keys in my house so I call the manager and they don't answer so I call back a few minutes later and they answer then I ask if they can help me out with the issue I have cause my dog has a vet visit I ask them if I can please borrow the extra set of keys cause I have worked in the construction industry all my life I know that when a building is certified for occupancy that a one bedroom apartment has a occupancy limit of two people who each gets a key and if only one person is a lease holder the other set of keys goes into a key locker every single building I've ever been a maintenance or construction worker at has at least one extra key it's an industry standard so I say that to the management and they say that it will cost me one hundred dollars to get a key fob they cost a few dollars to get one replaced but trellis again is not the nonprofit they claim to be cause they will not give in and comport themselves with any sense of empathy or sympathy and if they let you in they charge $75.00 dollars to do that and then let me tell you about the other issues at East-Town apartment on 9th Ave So. They have an attached underground parking garage it has several security cameras and the cars are broken into on a predictable regular basis they will not help you with the security footage cause they have to protect the criminal he has the right to privacy you have to pay for the chance of getting the windows broken out of your car and the card reader system that lets you in and out of the garage is flaky to say the least and they are supposed to be of assistance but they always do the least amount of anything that they can possibly do I guess the for profit nonprofit is really just a prejudice ruse that I think everybody should avoid being treated like they are a source of money cause they don't care about the fact that they are the ones who are renting to lower income people who don't have much extra money since greed flation has become a reality in many people's lives just do yourself a favor and don't even bother with the property management company Trellis cause they genuinely don't care if you are locked out or can't get your car out of the garage cause the owner is a church where they are diverse loving concerned about the welfare of the community around them but they keep getting a property management company that doesn't want to do anything about nothing but price gouge the living Snoot out of the people who are paying their bills now I am sure that I can figure out what I did with my keys but between now and then they are not going to be able to do anything until I give them the money that if I could give them my money I would but I'm currently working on getting some certifications for my job and I'm only getting paid half my salary until I get done with this new training that is being paid for by my job so money is slightly tight at the moment and I was hoping to be able to sign a new lease for a year cause I like the location of the property but the management company makes me feel like they don't want me to do that because they don't value my money so eventually I'm going to be moving to a different place and hopefully the problems that trellis fosters don't follow me to the next place I live I have lost my willingness to live in a building that has a greedy non responsive onsite management company and one last thing the corridors are air conditioning but they don't want the corridors to be tempature controlled they turned off all the ac for my floor I have asked for them to fix it but they claim that the part is not available yet several times a week I see brand new buildings that are able to fix issues like this cause I'm a HVAC installed service person so they are embellishing the fact that the parts are not available if the parts are not working correctly then they should try to replace it with a different brand there for sure is parts that can be used to turn on the air I mean when you open the door and walk into the corridors it's like getting punched cause the air is stale and it is hot as h e double toothpicks and management doesn't have the ability to turn on the air