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10 years ago
It's in a Renault dealership. Weird. So non outside signage. The first day we went google said 630pm but they close at 6! So had to return next day, get a new contract. Got a Fiat instead of the Lancia but it did the job read more
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Strada San Donato 2A
43122 Parma
Italy
331 5652980
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Marco was amazing! He helped us get a rental vehicle and was able to explain everything to us in…read moreEnglish. He even recommended places to eat in multiple locations we were visiting. He really took the time to talk with us and ensure we understood the general rules of driving in Italy. Wonderful experience - would recommend coming here for all rental car needs!
I am glad that I have booked the rental car for my next trip to Italy with Maggiore…read more I am scheduled to arrive at Bologna airport at 11.10 pm. Since the airport office of Maggiore is 'only' open until midnight, I sent them an email to find out whether it would be possible to pick up the car later in case the flight is delayed. A few hours later, I received this helpful email reply: "Please, add the flight number to your reservation if you still haven't done so [I have] and we will wait for you maximum until 2 am." This is great service which isn't a given even in 2017!
Avoid like a plague !!! We had a reservation several weeks prior to arrival. Arrived on time 12pm…read moreand lady didn't care to help much at all. "We don't have any cars and I can't help you" you can return and check later at 2:30pm "we are closed now for lunch" so we sit on steps for hours and at 3pm lady says sorry no car go to next city two hours away and they should have a car there ... seriously !??? Hertz you suck balls this will be a formal complaint and will go on to all friends and family. Stay away from this hellhole if you value your time and sanity.
Arrived at 8:30am, was told it would be a few minutes. Here I am at 10:30am with a lobby full of…read morepeople waiting for cars. ZERO sense of urgency. Would not suggest coming here. A total waste of time!
Presented documents to the two ladies at the counter. We can't speak Italian and they didn't speak…read moreEnglish! The car we rented was reliable but had a lot of knicked hubcaps, a few scratches! I had read very important to video tape your rental prior to leaving lot. The lot was 2-3 stories down a parking garage and dark, so we took to hotel and videotaped the car thoroughly so we wouldn't be blamed for any damage. When we returned the car we did the same and walked around with the guy to let him see. All was okay and he put no new damage. Our only complaint is when servicing other languages please have a way to communicate.
The quoted price was a joke. No one mentioned all the add on's from a quoted 3 day rental of…read more$166.16 turned into $817.99, including a line item reading "premium Discount" where I was charged an additional $132.04, so I was charged for a discount? I was also charged $11.48 for a line reading "Diesel Vehicle" I DIDN"T HAVE A DIESEL Vehicle??? How about the line reading "Premium Station Surcharge" another $69.94, I picked the car up at the Bologna airport! it goes on and and on. Another line reading "Assistance Service Fee" for $32.48, and "Cross Border Fee" for $40.00, I didn't CROSS ANY BORDER!!!!!!!! There's more! A line reading "Customer Choice" for $68.84, I booked a car for 4 people with luggage, we ended up being only 3 people, if anything, we took a less expensive vehicle???? Shame on you Europcar!!!!!!
Easy peasy rental - - there are 2 Hertz locations in Bologna: one at the airport and this one near…read morethe train station. Being that we were already in town, I figured it would be easiest to just pick up the car at this location - - and I was right. Technically this location is just across the street from the Stazione Centrale. You go to this office to "check-in" and complete the paperwork. Then you walk approx 70m away to collect your car in a parking garage. We had reserved an "intermediate" (I believe) - and ended up with a cute Fiat Bravo. (Think VW Golf 4 door - but a bit extended.) Staff was friendly; super easy to get the car. And I dropped off at the same garage location. Overall easy deal - - still just waiting for my credit card to get the final bill though. (Hopefully that goes through just as easily - cause "technically" no one was there to officially check me in.) I would rent from here again with future travel to Bologna. Also, it's relatively easy to get onto the autostrada. Advice: Ask for a Bologna map. That was SUPER helpful!
My suggestion is to go somewhere else…read more We went to Hertz on the recommendation of a local but I think it was because that was a company we would recognize. Long story short they tried to have us rent a vehicle that would not fit 2 people plus luggage let only 6. We ended up going to a local spot that provided us with 2 cars and was hassle free.
We arranged a rental car to return to Milan from Lucca. Reserved it in person for a Sunday but,…read moreupon checking on the website, found they would be closed on Sunday. We returned to the agency office to ask why we had not been told. Their response was that we could rent it a day earlier or could go to Pisa. Neither was an option. Glad we checked or we would have arrived to pickup car on Sunday to find them closed. Not happy.
After years of using this Avis location, the entire staff was 'let go', hours changed, and new…read morestaff installed. As such, my previous review no longer stands. I cannot vouch for the quality of the new staffs customer service. We made friends with the staff who previously worked here. None were reassigned to another location. They were all terminated. Not a good move Avis. You lost some excellent talent.
I am extremely disappointed with my experience with Avis. When I picked up the car, the associate…read morewalked me through which fuel to use and showed me where the electrical plug was located. While we were still there, I noticed a scratch on the bumper and immediately pointed it out to her. She told me she would document the damage in their system, and I trusted that she had done so. When I returned the vehicle, I was told there was no record of the scratch and that I would be charged a repair fee. I specifically reported this damage at pickup, before I ever drove away with the vehicle. I should not be held financially responsible because an Avis employee failed to document something she assured me she would. The entire experience left me feeling scammed and taken advantage of. I also have serious doubts that the repair fee I'm being charged will actually be used to repair the scratch rather than simply being collected from me. My advice to anyone renting from Avis: photograph and video every inch of the vehicle before leaving, and do not rely on an employee's word that existing damage has been documented. I made the mistake of trusting them, and now I'm being charged for damage that was already there. Avis should refund the fee.
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The venue combines a Ferrari themed gift shop, with a wide selection of merchandise (official and…read morenon) related to the famous car brand that was founded and still hosts its headqaurter just two blocks away, and a car rental service that gives the opportunity to visitors to drive a Ferrari in the streets of Maranello. Drive is also filmed and recorded on a DVD to keep memory of the experience. Customers can drive, or simply sit as passengers next to a pilot. Test drive is pretty expensive, but after all it's a unique experience!
Drove the 458 Spider. Got here too late at approx 1100, so there was too much traffic for the roads…read morewe went on. The co-driver was wanting me to be more aggressive passing with on coming traffic. Great experience that I will enjoy again.
Hotel in a countryside, not too far from Modena and Mantova. Really quite, good service, big room…read moreand very comfortable.
Super super train station. Designed from Calatrava, fancy, flashy and at the same time stylish and…read morevery very modern.. Calatrava's style... nickname Le Onde (the waves) due to its wavy profile and the white steel and glass walls. Very transparent, lot of natural light and very easy to access. Big parking lot... fully automated ticket services... really super high tech... and of course.. only HIGH speed trains stop here.. both Italo and TreniItalia.. Runs side by side with the A1 Autostrada and it is very close from the exit. A real jewel in the Padana valley. it matches the design of the other Calatrava bridges (and arches) right around it. it had been open recently to the public so there are no shops yet.
Stayed for a night with my family of 4 this summer and we loved it. It is perfectly styled for the…read moretown and the area, since Ferrari factory is close by. Staff were very nice, we thought the breakfast was good, plenty of choices to choose from and everything was fresh. I would happily stay there again.
BLACK MOLD ALERT. October 23, 2024 My wife and I are on my…read morehoneymoon in Italy. Because I love Ferrari we did the day of both Ferrari museums followed by a wonderful dinner at Cavallino(highly recommend), then a planned stay at Hotel Maranello Village. We arrived at 3:45 and check in was 3:00. Our room wasn't ready yet. The staff had told us they had a surprise they were getting ready for us on our arrival. We got to the room and immediately we were greeted with a stale musty smell. (The only surprise was a printed photo of the village that said happy honeymoon. Still kind! However didn't need to hold us up) Assuming the air was just stale, we tried turning on the Air conditioning units to recycle some air. Turns out they turn the AC units off for the season prior to our visit. So we opened up the windows. This didn't really help with the smell. We then started to get ready for dinner, and while going to take a shower, we discovered mold covering the shower head, filling the grout between the tiles, and in the cracks of the shower door. It was disgusting and really unsanitary. I went to the desk to express the issue to them. I even asked for a smaller/lesser room to switch into and I'd pay the same price. A gentleman who was working the front desk had told me the entire village was booked and this was not possible. He said the room was just "old" and not moldy. He then offered us breakfast as recompense. No refund or rebook or anything was offered. I still paid full price. After just a few short hours we both started to develop a sore throat, stuffy nose and a cough. We luckily got a reservation elsewhere and left. Please beware! This was not clean! And not safe !!!
We really enjoyed the Opera B & B. Mossimo, the owner, is the ultimate host. His recommendations…read morefor sights and restaurants were impeccable. The rooms aren't fancy, but they are very very clean and comfortable. The wifi was strong. There is a comon area with coffee. tea, snacks, and juice avaialble 24/7. Your breakfast is avaialble at the little cafe next door. We really liked this because there were no time limits on when you had to eat. The cappucino was fantastic and the croissants were flaky and delicious. The location is right in the heart of Parma. Lots to do, see, and eat right outside yoor door. We'd 100% stay here again.
Over the years I have stayed at this hotel many, many times. The family and staff are friendly and…read morewill help you out if you need something. They are very accommodating to odd check in/check out hours and offer a standard Italian breakfast (simple) with fresh pastries. Ask for a room on the top floor as they are quieter - not so much from outside noise (the motorcycles and mopeds can always be heard), but from the late night antics of other patrons that will happen from time to time. Hey, Parma is a romantic city! There is typical Italian parking in front of and behind the hotel (= tiny places), but I always had plenty of room to maneuver a 5 series bimmer. The Venetian chandeliers are very beautiful making this a nice, small boutique hotel from which to base your business or tourist trip.
Simple, clean and comfortable rooms. Friendly and caring…read moreservice. Free bicycles Safe to walk to nearby city centre.
Pizzeria Ugolini Is our favorite place for pizza in Fidenza. On our most recent visit, Salvatore,…read moreour friendly waiter, recommended one of his personal favorite combinations: gorgonzola, a little smoked provola, and funghi porcini. It was sensational! We also had some wonderful eggplant caponata alongside, and the gentlemen sitting next to us raved about the pasta dishes they'd just eaten. This is a down-home sort of place, not fancy, but the food is almost always really good and the people are gentilissimo. Grazie mille!
Recommend!! We booked our tour just a few days before arriving to Parma and were able to customize…read moreit to our budget, interests, and schedule. We communicated with Davide via email then later FB messenger, and he was very flexible, accommodating, and communicative throughout the process. On the day of, it was supposed to rain but fortunately for us, it didn't! We met with Davide at the Cicleteria right next to the Parma station. Davide got us all set up with bikes and we were on our way! He was great at communicating where we were going and gave turn by turn signals to make sure we didn't get lost. He took us slightly outside the city to our first stop, a parmiagiano-reggiano factory. He had his own equipment so you know he's a regular and knows his stuff! Meanwhile, we got geared up in a protective smock and got to learn about every step of making parmigiano-reggiano cheese (and what goes into make the real stuff)! It was entertaining and a wonderful learning experience! We topped off the experience by getting to try differently aged parmigiano-reggiano cheese and became experts in distinguishing the different flavor profiles ourselves! We also had the chance to buy parmesano reggiano cheese from the cheese factory at a cheaper price. They had other food souvenirs as well. We wanted to try real and local balsamic vinegar, but since the bike ride to a balsamic factory would have taken us too long for our half day tour, Davide scheduled a tasting at Antica Salumeria Alimentaria Rastelli. We got to have a balsamic vinegar tasting, as well as taste some amazing burrata, pickled onions, olives, and Parma ham (prosciutto di Parma). So delicious! I would highly recommend Bike Food Stories and having Davide be your Parma guide! Grazie mille, Davide!!
Davide (in English pronounced Davi-day) is an amazing tour guide! We went to a parmagiana reggiano…read morefacilty where Davide gave us a private tour and knew so much about the cheese... and knew all the people that worked there. We then had a tasting. We road back to the city to an amazing deli where we had all kinds of cured meats. We ordered (apart from the fee) wines and really had an amazing time talking to Davide. He's an amazing host and a great guy!!!!