ClubscarrentalsReviews of clubscarrentals.com

Rating: ⭐ (Generously given) I booked a car online at Club’s Rental for what seemed like an incredible deal—$26, all in. Reservation confirmed, my hopes high, I was ready to pick up my ride. But instead of wheels, what I got was an Olympic-level jump through hoops. When I got there, they refused to accept my insurance because my property coverage was only $250,000, not the absurd $500,000 they apparently demand. I guess unless you're renting a car to park inside a private mansion, you’re out of luck. Seriously, who has $500,000 in property coverage for a rental car? Do they expect me to take out coverage suitable for driving the Batmobile? Naturally, the price skyrocketed to over $200 from the advertised $26. I walked out of there so fast they’re probably still looking for me. Thankfully, just a few steps away, **Carwiz** came to my rescue. They took my insurance without demanding a second mortgage and gave me a fair deal. Skip the circus at Club’s Rental and head straight to Carwiz. In summary: **Avoid Club’s Rental like a plague-infested ship.** Unless, of course, you enjoy outrageous demands, fine print nightmares, and your wallet crying for help. Otherwise, see Lee at Carwiz and thank me later.

Clubs Car Rental company is the #1 worst car rental company we've patronized. We had a frustrating experience with Clubs Car Rental where they insisted we either had to pay for their toll pass or avoid tolls altogether, even though we had our own toll pass. When we contacted Qeeq, the first representative agreed that we shouldn't be forced to accept the toll pass. Ultimately, we were charged $100 for a toll pass that we only used twice—once leaving the airport and again returning. In our 13 years of renting cars in Orlando, often twice a year, we’ve never encountered a vehicle in such poor condition. The car had visible rust, paint peeling, creaky doors, charging ports not working; was in such bad shape that the rental company provided us with a file documenting all the dents and scratches. Despite showing only 60K miles on the odometer, it looked like it had driven a million miles. With the condition described, it was hilarious to note the rental company had a $1000 hold on our credit card. On the rental agreement, it also has we couldn't drive more than 1000 miles in a period of 30 days. None of these are found in normal car rental company agreements. It just wasn't worth renting through Qeeq or through Clubs Car rental. Additionally, the rental company was off-site, which is fine, but we had to wait almost an hour for a ride back to the airport when returning the car. This would have been a disaster if we had a flight to catch. Our experience with Clubs Car rental was so bad that we won't even bother renting from any company off site from the airport, it's just not worth the stress.

"This has been the worst experience I've ever had with a car rental company. The agent quoted me $149.00, but ended up charging me nearly $500. When I tried to cancel the rental, they refused to refund my $80 deposit. This is clearly a scam! They included fraudulent information in the contract and completely denied any responsibility, claiming that this was what their sales agent had stated. The vehicle already had 150,000 kilometers on it. This is completely unacceptable and should be reported by everyone! On the last day of my rental, I rented another car from Enterprise and everything was transparent and fair. The cost was even less than half of what Clubs Car Rental charged

The worst experience ever. Although I paid for the rental inluding insurance and taxes after booking, they wanted to charge close to 400 extra, allegedly for taxes. They also claimed, that paying for sunpass was mandatory.

These people are running a scam based on a loop hole. They advertise cheaper rates on third party sites then claim they have nothing to do with the third party site info. They only accept a handful of car insurance and if you happen to actually have one of the ones they accept please be aware that they require a 500K liability insurance coverage. Which most average drivers don't carry. They force you to buy their insurance at $39.99 per day fir the liability insurance and $29.99 for the collision insurance. That's on top of their daily rental rate. You will end up paying about $80 per day if you end up using them and you don't have the required coverage thru an ACCEPTED insurance company. It is not cheaper to use this company. That amount of money for an older model rental in insane. Do yourself a favor and skip this place. You will not be saving any money with them.

En primer lugar deben tener un personal que entregue el auto aunque estén cerrados porqué llegar al aeropuerto y quedarte sin auto porque cierran a las 9 de la noche. El auto alquilado no le funcionaba los aires atrás, les comuniqué y quedaron en cambiar la unidad y nunca me llamaron. Es un engaño todo así que no se los recomiendo a nadie

Beware - insurance scam!! The same thing as in previous reviews happened to us even though we have American insurance, it cost us an additional $500. I will just copy the review I am referring to in here instead of typing everything again: Stay away from this company. They will lure you through a low quote to book. once you're in their office they will refuse the CDW that is offered from your credit card company and also your personal insurance even if the insurance has the OPCF27 endorsement which is valid in Canada and the USA and was accepted by the respectable Avis rent a car without any problem .The booking company 'economy bookings ' will never alert you that if you are Canadian that this car rental will not accept your personal insurance thus leaving you stranded and without a car in a foreign country. And what are the chances that you might have coverage with one of the insurance companies that the car rental is accepting since almost all of them are not operating in Canada . Such issue makes the online booking company an accomplice with the car rental company in gouging and scamming the customers .

Stay away from this company. They will lure you through a low quote to book. once you're in their office they will refuse the CDW that is offered from your credit card company and also your personal insurance even if the insurance has the OPCF27 endorsement which is valid in Canada and the USA and was accepted by the respectable Avis rent a car without any problem .The booking company 'economy bookings ' will never alert you that if you are Canadian that this car rental will not accept your personal insurance thus leaving you stranded and without a car in a foreign country. And what are the chances that you might have coverage with one of the insurance companies that the car rental is accepting since almost all of them are not operating in Canada . Such issue makes the online booking company an accomplice with the car rental company in gouging and scamming the customers .