Enterprise Rent-A-Car

We rented an Corvette Stingray and drove out to Valley of Fire for the day. I highly recommend it. Black winding roads as smooth as glass. A wonderful way to realize this cars potential. They also rent exotic Lambos, Ferraris and Audi R8.

I reserved a full size car and when I went to pick it up it wasn’t there. They brought one in from another location. I drove it a day and took it to another location closer to my house to trade out. They didn’t have a full size car. After a few calls this location said they would put me into an Avalon. Went back, picked up and loved it. It was actually a premium car level but I got it at full size car price. They took care of me and it was a great rental.

Our experience with a Enterprise car rental from Las Vegas to Phoenix went without a hitch. The staff at both Vegas & Phoenix we efficient at getting us on our way.

My husband and I rented a Porshe during Fight weekend (April 30-​May 3, 15). We took a cab from the airport because we knew our luggage would not fit in the Porsche. (We were offered a courtesy pickup from the airport by Chad but declined) The process of paper work, payment, pickup, and drop off were smooth. The car we ordered was exactly the car we received, it was nice and clean inside and out, rode beautifully, and we had absolutely no issues with this rental. After we dropped off the Porshe we were given a courtesy ride back to our hotel in one of their luxury SUV. Our experience with this company was excellent. If ever in Vegas again we will definitely be returning to Enterprise Exotic Rental for our car rental.

Overall, this was a good experience. I was amazed at how easy the whole process was. They picked us up at our hotel, and 30 minutes later, we were driving out in a 2015 Lamborghini Huracan.
My big complaint is that the car was dirty — inside and out. When I mentioned it to the guy working there, he took it out back and did something with it, but he didn’t clean it. Then, when he came back and I mentioned how dirty the interior was, he went and got some glass cleaner and started spraying down the leather — it was kinda funny actually. Don’t get me wrong, the car was not filthy, but not as clean as it should have been. If you are paying $ 1,500 a day to rent a Lambo, it should be spotless on delivery.
This was a great experience mostly because the car was awesome, not because the service was that great. Also, we aware that there is a 22% tax on top of whatever price you are quoted.

Absolutely incredible. I’ve dealt with exotic car rentals before and it was an awful experience. This time I thought I would try Enterprise and I’m so glad I did! Keenyn was an absolute pleasure to work with. He was very professional and personable. I rented a beautiful Corvette stingray and it was super affordable. I’m using Enterprise for all my future car rentals. Thanks for a great experience!

This place was incredible! From the first moment of contact they bent over backwards to give us the whole royal treatment. We were treated like a Dukes and dutches! everyone was so patient, kind, knowledgeable and pleasant. They all dress very professional and make you feel very valued as A customer. Our car was impeccable and maintained in very good condition. Next time we go to Vegas we will definitely be using them as our Rent-​A-​Car preference!

What a surprise. First time renting with Enterprise and we were very impressed with every step in the process. We were picked up at our hotel as pre-​arranged at 9:30 by the Enterprise driver, Tony, from Chicago. He was so pleasant with lots of tips on what to see and do, a great ambassador for Enterprise. We were driving our car within 10 minutes of being dropped off and were pleased to see it was a nice clean car. We really liked their policy of walking around the vehicle with us to review the marks on the car. They use a card and if the scratches etc are within the circle on this card their policy is these marks don’t qualify as damage. It was reasurring to have the employee do this ahead of time and know what is considered wear and tear and what is a problem. Our usual experience with other rent a car companies is that the onis is on us to point out all the marks to them that aren’t listed on the contract. We drove the car to San Diego and dropped it off at the airport. Again, pleasantly surprised with our experience. The staff were quick, reviewing the car as soon as we pulled in. They were as professional in San Diego as in Las Vegas. The shuttle to the airport was fast with another friendly helpful driver. The invoice was in our email inbox within 12 hours and it was to the penny as quoted on the reservation. Bonus that this was $ 150.00 to $ 200.00 cheaper for a 13 day rental than the Hertz or Avis quotes. We will not hesitate to rent from Enterprise again, their pickup service allows us to rent from a location other than the airport thus avoiding expensive taxes levied on vehicles picked up at airports. This coupled with such professionalism makes for a very positive experience, something that is not a given when dealing with rent a car companies.

We missed our flight out of Vegas and were told we could not get another for 2 days, went to this enterprise and they went out of their way to make sure we got a rental back to California and that the expense was not more than we had! I would recommend them to anyone who is in a need for a rental car! I wish I had gotten their names as they were awesome and I would really love to give a personal shout out as they were both very helpful guys!

My sister rented a car to drive us to Vegas. On Sunday, I offered to drive home. She said we just had to stop in to an Enterprise first and have me show my ID to authorize me as a covered driver. We stopped by this one, only to discover it had just closed. There were several people inside who, after I got their attention, turned away and ignored me until I left. Fine, it’s past your business hours. I don’t expect you to jump to see if you can rent me a car. But at least open or even approach the door and be decent enough to see if what I need might be simple, quick, and do-​able. Maybe i’d been in earlier and left my phone, or just needed directions. If they would’ve just taken a second to talk to me through the door to give me the number of the nearest open branch, I would’ve been happy. They couldn’t even be bothered with acknowledging me. They, of course, had no obligation to do so, but any decent person would’ve. So, thanks for nothing, McCarran Enterprise.

While in Vegas I decided to spend my last day at Red Rock Canyon and in order to do so I had to rent a car. After going to the little Hertz kiosk at my hotel and being told very rudely that they have no cars available I looked up Enterprise on gave them a call. I spoke with someone names Whitney and she was very sweet and helpful. She took my reservation over the phone and they even delivered my car to me at Caesar’s Palace which made this much easier. I had a flight to catch later on so I was not going to be using the car for the full day. There was some slight confusion about where the car would be dropped off. I was told to wait in the main valet area which is on Las Vegas Blvd. The car ended up at the valet in the VIP entrance which on Flamingo Ave. So after a little confusion with that and some calling back and forth that got settled and we met up. She handed the car off to me and off I went. Because of the mix up she have me a huge discount on the amount they would charge for gas to refuel the car so I wouldn’t have to worry about putting gas in it when I returned the car. I thought that was nice to make it right. It was a very nice car and the car was in great condition. When I finished with the car and brought it to Enterprise the manager Doug went ahead and took care of the gas costs completely since I didn’t use the car for the full day. I thought that was very nice of him because in reality he did not have to do that since the discounted amount sufficed for me. I still had my suitcase checked in at Caesars so they had their shuttle take me back there and the driver of that shuttle, I wish I could remember his name, was so funny and nice. He made the trip back to the hotel entertaining to say the least. Despite the little fiasco with the car delivery it was still a pretty painless process. The fact that they made it right was also very nice. If I need car rental services again in Vegas this will be the location I go to to make it happen.

This is my second time renting a car from this location. Both experiences were great. Ashley was very professional and a pleasure to deal with.

Very happy. Checked out the website and it lacked prices, so I shot an email and the response was w/​in hours. I got quotes for the cars I was interested in and picked a car and date. Super easy. They picked me up and dropped me off. Awesome. If the entire process was online, it’d be 5 stars.
Ashley and Ches are very nice and professional.

We were very happy with our recent experience with Enterprise Exotics. They have a very small selection of Exotics but all the cars we checked out were very new and clean, and the people whom we dealt with couldn’t be more pleasant!
They also have free pickup and drop-​off services available which is a big plus.

I thought this place would be a good experience since they called me the day before to see what time I wanted to be picked up. Then, I got there. It was terrible. First of all, when you do call they put you on hold forever and never pick up again. Then, when you get there they are very rushed and rude. On top of that, for the 45 minutes I was there (way too long) they had the wrong cars for 5 other renters. And none of the cars were cleaned. Who wants to drive a dirty rental car?

«Go ahead. Drink. Drink. No, you’re out of the family business, that’s your punishment. You’re finished. I’m putting you on a plane to Vegas.»
– Michael Corleone to Carlo Rizzi in The Godfather
In the movie, Carlo is garroted on the way to the airport, but if he had made it to Vegas and aged thirty-​some years, I swear he would be a dead ringer for Tony, the driver for Enterprise that drove us to and from our hotel. But I’m getting ahead of myself…
To allow our wives to fully exploit shopping opportunities in Vegas, my friend and I (both of us are engineers) needed to get away. We decided to take a day trip to Hoover Dam. After consulting with our excellent concierge, it became evident that to maximize flexibility and minimize cost, the best tactic was to rent a car and drive there rather than purchase a package that included bus transportation.
Our concierge worked her magic. A few mouse clicks and telephone calls later, she had us dialed into a $ 37 day rate for a mid-​size car at Enterprise. We were given a phone number and told that Tony would pick us up the following morning at 10:00.
I met my friend in the lobby at dawn and we slogged out a four mile run up and down the strip (it’s hard to find the discipline to do this when you were out past midnight the night before having a $ 4.99 ribeye and egg special in the Victorian Room at Bill’s trying to soak up all the bar drinks you’d had earlier). Freshly showered and feeling accomplished after the run, we met in the lobby again shortly before 10:00.
Tony arrived right on schedule and strode into the lobby sporting craggy features, a perfectly coiffed pompadour, a gym-​enhanced upper body, and a waistline that was starting to get away from him. When he opened his mouth to speak, we heard a vintage South Side Chicago accent. My friend and I looked at each other, smiled and came to the same conclusion: retired Mafia henchman.
During the short drive to the Enterprise office near the airport, Tony gave us detailed directions and tips to more things than we could ever absorb even if we were familiar with Las Vegas and had a map in our hands. He was a friendly font of information. The lot at the office was small and had very few rental cars parked on it. They must bring them over from the big airport facility on Gilespie. While my friend signed all the obligatory paperwork for us to rent the car, Tony showed me an alternate way to drive back from Hoover Dam that’s a bit more leisurely and scenic.
The drive to Hoover Dam takes a bit over a half hour. Our clean and functional Ford Fusion performed just fine. On the way back, we took Tony’s advice and turned off of Hwy 93 onto Lakeshore Drive, paid $ 5 to enter the Lake Mead National Recreation Area and drove along the lake. Descending through the foothills near Lake Las Vegas, you get a panoramic view of the whole basin below you and realize what a crazy place Vegas really is. A carpet of suburbia sprawls toward you from its epicenter amidst the tall landmarks on the Strip. This wouldn’t be so striking if it weren’t in one of the most inhospitable places on the continent – the Mojave desert. It’s a bit surreal to see.
We topped off the gas tank, turned the car in quickly and encountered no issues. Tony, in his gruffly jovial way, drove us back to our hotel. He told us he’d been in Vegas for five years and had come here from Chicago. Yep – retired Mafia henchman.
Without Tony, this Enterprise location runs a decent three-​star business. Tony gives it four-​star flavor.