We used Enonorent through www.hirecarsinspain.com at Murcia airport. Its all change there, as of last week rented cars are collected from the large car park on the right so not the usual chaos as you come out of the airport. Enconorent and Victoria plus a few others operate from white vans some share with each other, it took a while to find them but it was on the second row and our car was next to the van, so no having to cart luggage to find your car.

In answer to your question, no we did not pay for the petrol in the car, we were asked but we said  thanks will bring it back full, a win win situation.

we have booked again for the end of the month, this time we will use the extra insurance as I emailed hirecarsinspain this morning had a reply , found out it was 16 euros and to ask when we next pick a car up.

All in all a good service and we will be using them from now on.

forgot to say they came out the cheapest when we did a search.

I used Econorent at Alicante and they are very easy to find.

When booking they give you a map to show you exactly where the van is in the car park.  They are in the public car park section where all the white vans are.  It's the furthest van in row 3. 

When we arrived at the van there was a note saying back in 10 but we had arrived earlier than expected.

The check in was quite good although the rep originally tried to charge me 50e for a full tank but he changed it back to full/full without any problem.

When booking you pay extra for diesel but I think it was worth it as it cost me 27e to fill the tank up at the airport.  My previous trip I had a small car and it cost 40e to fill it up at airport.

I booked a group C and was given a Opel Corsa.

When you return the car you post the keys and parking ticket through a slot in the side of the van, they ask you to mark the ticket with the bay number where the car is parked.

I was flying with Easyjet and I parked the car outside Terminal 2 whilst I checked it and then returned the car,  Much easier than the other way around especially as the weather was really bad the day I left.

Only problem I had was the receipt showed the amount in £'s when I went to enter my pin number, I asked the rep to change it to Euros but he said he couldn't.  I haven't checked my Nationwide statement to see if I have been charged in £'s or Euros.  Could be a factor to take into account when checking prices between other car users.

I've checked my credit card statment and it did go through in Euros. 

It will be interesting to see if others have a similar problem but as it only happens if using Nationwide or Co-op cards then it might be some time before the mystery can be solved.

I will definately use them again as I think they provide a better service than Record.

The rep showed me to the car and pointed out where the hi vis vest was (one) and the warning triangles.  He showed me the car documents and also they provide an instruction guide in English on how to fill in the form to report an accident!  He also paid for the parking ticket.