I go to Guam 2-3 times a year. I always use Nissan Rent-a-Car at the airport. I always use the cheapest model. This time, there were a lot of people and a lot of luggage, so I used the Rogue? model. I was able to put 2 large suitcases and 3 small suitcases, a total of 5 pieces of luggage in the trunk, so I was able to put my luggage in the trunk, which was nice. The car condition was also very good.

First of all, the convenience of picking up and returning from the airport is the best. I was very satisfied with the temporary license plate vehicle that was assigned to me, as only recent vehicles were available. When returning from the airport, you can conveniently return to the Nissan-only parking lot, but do not rely solely on Google Maps for the rental car-only parking lot. You should find it with your own eyes and go there (if you miss it, you will have to go back more than 3km).

It was a very comfortable trip. It was especially convenient that they took me all the way to the Nissan return point in the city.

It's friendly and very easy to use. This is my third time. There were no bugs in the vehicles that people use frequently, but there were cockroaches in the large vehicles that people don't use often. The vehicle condition is good. I plan to use it again.

Overall, it was a very satisfying trip and rental car. Above all, I especially liked the fact that the staff explained things kindly. If I travel to Guam again, I will use it again.

I used Nissan Rent-a-Car in 2023. It was convenient because I could rent it right at the airport and return it at the airport. The price was cheaper than other companies, and it was even better because it was a new car. If I go next time, I will rent from Nissan without hesitation. I recommend it.

I rented a Carnival 4 nights + a Rogue 3 nights, a total of 7 days. (Based on 24 hours, 7 nights and 8 days are 7 days rentals.) I used the Carnival when I was with my parents, and when my parents returned home first, I switched to the Rogue. In the case of the Carnival, there were bug stories and I was a bit worried, but it was a vehicle that had not even driven 10,000 miles, so it was clean and in good condition. Unlike the Carnival I rode in Korea, the trunk was very deep, so I could fit a lot of luggage. There were five carriers in total (three 24-inch ones, two 20-inch ones), and I carried all of them, including a baby stroller and hand-carried luggage. After that, I switched to the Rogue, and I was lucky enough to be assigned a new car that came out that day and drive it for the first time. I didn't know because Nissan withdrew from Korea, but the Rogue is a really good car for a new car. It's easy to drive and has a good ride. Above all, it seems to be a compact SUV, but the trunk is very spacious. The 24-inch carrier can be folded down and placed vertically. Two 24-inch carriers, one 20-inch one, hand-carried luggage, and a stroller all fit. Overall, I was satisfied. There was just one problem. I exchanged the Carnival for the Rogue, but while I was loading my luggage into the Carnival and checking in, the employee took all the gum I bought. I emphasized several times that I should leave my luggage there because I was changing cars, but he told me not to worry and that he would change the car and help me move my luggage after I finished the check-in, but he left my other luggage and only took the gum. When I asked him about this, he said that his colleague must have taken it and apologized, and asked if I liked the new car and if I had moved my luggage properly, but since I had a baby, I didn't want to fight with the employee and I didn't want to waste my travel time, so I just left. You might think that a gum headache is a big deal, but it was about $8 in total and I hadn't even chewed 5 pieces. It was over 10,000 won in Korean currency. Also, regardless of the value, I don't understand why he would take it without permission when it was clearly a customer coming back. It's clearly theft. I forgot to ask the counter because I had to go check in for the flight with my baby on the day I returned, so I'm upset. Overall, the employees are friendly. Two years ago, when I traveled to Guam, I used Alamo. At that time, the return process was simpler than Alamo, and the staff at the desk were very friendly. Even those who are not good at English will probably not have a hard time if they just familiarize themselves with some terms such as insurance.

It was convenient to use from the airport, and the price was cheaper than other companies. No one spoke Korean, but we were able to communicate in English, so it was not inconvenient. It rained a lot on the day of return, so we couldn't stop by a gas station, but the gas charge was a bit high. If possible, it would be better to return the car with a full tank.

I was going to use Hanin Rent-a-Car but changed to Nissan and it was the best choice. It was convenient because I could pick up and return the car right at the airport. And since I received a recently released car, I was able to drive comfortably. If I come to Guam again, I want to use Nissan.

First of all, the price is competitive. It is cheaper than most Korean companies, and the advantage of being located in the airport is very big. It is very convenient to receive and return it directly at the airport.