Wow, people at the south are lucky to gave this. It's a sporting goods heaven. Wide selections to…read morechoose from, some areas customers can try out the bikes, etc. Staff are also very helpful.

On the way out to Bakasyunan Resort we took a slight detour to Daranak Falls. The falls are only…read moreabout an hour from Manila. They are recessed off the main road and set quite back quite a ways. The access road is fairly narrow w/limited parking. There were some cars, motorized trikes and motorcycles & scooters parked along the narrow road. At some point we needed to park to van that we came in and hike in as the roads got too narrow and congested for a van. When we got there was a small entry fee 50 pesos/approximately $1 it was well worth the fee. As you enter a wood bridge take you across a small creek. The path led us along a small creek w/pools of water w/people laying in & cooling off. As we meandered further up the the path until we saw Daranak Falls. Daranak Falls was really a beautiful spot & a welcome stop along our route. Some of the people planned on spending the day as they were bringing in food to cook on small grills. Unfortunately we didn't spend much time there as we had a predetermined destination & a driver waiting for us. This is a beautiful spot away from the rush. I would come back here again when I'm in the Philippines

I really want to go to this place since I love chasing waterfalls, apparently the timing was not…read moregood. I mean if you want to enjoy the beauty of this falls the abundant water flowing you have to go here probably around August to Ber months. Its summer so expect the place is crowded and the water is not that abundant. But it was nice though.

I've been working for an amazing company and one of the perks that we have are shuttle services…read morefrom the office to the drop-off point and vice versa. I work at night so riding the shuttle is far more safer and convenient that riding public transportation, not to mention, 'tipid' Our company hired the services of Hertz; it's a rent a car services available and known around the world but what impressed me are the drivers. All of the drivers are very professional, courteous and kempt, but the most important common characteristic that they have are their strict commitment to time and schedule that gets us to our destination on time. They fully observe all traffic rules and regulations, preserve their patience and keep their focused on the road. Also Hertz provides vans that are always in good running condition with cold air conditioner and a clean van all in all. No wonder why Hertz is successful and internationally recognized because they give the best services and maintain a high level of their vehicles for their customers.

United States Rent Date Feb 4 to Feb 17, 2024…read more ONLINE PRESENSE: Misleading, not everything in their website are True. LOCATION: Stated in their website you check-in the airport and pick-up car at the airport. ALL FALSE. They have an attendant at the airport who will advise you to follow them to their small creepy secluded office about 15 minutes away and that is where you conduct your check-in for the car and payment which is very spooky and looked like a place for gangs lurking in the dark. If it wasn't for my nephew who was tall and big I would have never followed her. PAYMENTS AND INSURANCE: Paid in full, but they also ask for extra deposits of which I gave them 1-$100 dollar bill worth P5600 pesos + P1000 pesos. A total of P6,600 pesos altogether. CAR - TOYOTA "WIGO" Cute little car, When we picked it up we made sure and took picture all around and took picture of the gas gauge. It was missing a full bar+. We mentioned this to the driver and the person who handed us the car key, but later on found out they neglected to add it in the comment section. CAR DRIVING - MANILA Driving around Manila with a small car was very convenient as you can do a U-turn easily as well as you can squeeze yourself in between big cars and trucks. CAR DRIVING - BAGUIO CITY Driving to Baguio was a dragged, the car can barely get up the hill. It took hours to get to city of Baguio NOT enough power. If you need more power you need to get an SUV. However once we got there the car being small made it convenient to go around as it was small and can squeeze in between motor bikes, other cars and trucks and U-turn was not a problem. The only other thing was slowing up and down in a slow manner or else you end up with a scratch bumper. FUEL; The car had an Eco Friendly feature that barely used gas going down the hill. From Manila to Baguio City only gas up once going up and once going down. It didn't need to but I just wanted to be safe. RFID: The car had an RFID card loaded so it was very convenient for us to get through all the toll lanes without stopping. Nice feature you want to have especially if you are going through so many tolls. CAR RETURN: We followed the address that was on the receipt payment so we got lost. Make sure to read the comment section on where to return the car so you don't end up like me. If you are a returning a car and your flying international, then you need to use Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. If you are flying domestic's around the Philippines only use Terminal 3. I learned that the hard way and almost missed my flight. DEPOSIT RETURN: Make sure you have someone that will pick up the deposit after dropping off the car or else you will never get it back. I had my nephew pick up the deposit and they deduct an extra P660 pesos plus fees and charge us for short gas bar, when my nephew explained to them that it was missing a bar when we picked up the car they did not honor it because the person that check out the car to us neglected to add the gas bar in the comments. In future I will never ever pay deposit again or will look for a different Rental Car Service.