MOL - MOL

lazy cashiers, avoid work! 6 cash registers, 1 pushing a mobile phone, the other falls asleep while standing, a sloth rally for the 3rd race .... unfortunately here it is everyday ??

After filling the tank full, you still need local forint coins to go to the toilet, not a fortune, but it takes 4 hours to cross Hungary, nobody changes forints for this. A pitty I give 1 star since the staff was nice but this is completely unfriendly to people that just transits Hungary. Will avoid Mol gas stations from now on.

Be VERY CAREFULL and check your receipt here! I made my stop here 30. June, tank up my car full of premium fuel. When I was going to pay using my card (after 5 person queue, 3 cash registers/terminals opened), the guy only gave me card reader machine without any price, I entered pin. 5 minutes later I received SMS to my phone my card was overcharged by about 4000 forints. Looks like I was able to tank up almost 40 liters of fuel into my hybrid card with 36l tank volume. I remembered, the number was 29 liters. So I checked my receipt - and there was NOTHING about, what I was payed for! Long paper with lots of hungarian non-understable gibberish and price 17 000Fts. So, I went back and asked the same guy I was talking with 5 minutes before about REAL receipt, not only transaction confirmation. Suddenly, the guy "forgot about me" said It is not from his terminal. Well, I know terminals, and it is very easy to confirm which transaction confirmationm was printed where as ID is printed as well. Guy suddenly not only forgot I was there but he (and his 2 companions) forgot english language as well. They did not speak that bad english before, now everything was "nemtudum... no english sorry...." I know, fuel stations has cameras and store every tanking car video for at least a day - so I INSIST to check cameras or call manager. Now the guys started to understand english a bit... Queue behind me started to grow. When the guy see I am NOT an easy prey he finally goes to check cameras, but did not found I am simply goes to follow him into authorized personel area only. He entered to room with only few coats and no cameras. Then was surprised by me and said, he checked camera and I was right, he "probably mistaken numbers of stands - so I paid someones else price". Wow, from this magical coat, he was not only watch camera, but also learn english back in 2 minutes. Miracle. Also I overheard other guy he was able to learn english as well. Wow... I was asking for proper refund and received the difference back. I refused forints and demanded Euros, which he gave me. I was too tired after long journey from Greece holidays to escalate problem even more, so I took my money and left. As all 3 guys lied to me about their english knowledge, I did not received receipt (he refused to give me one even after this incident), he lied about checking camera, he hide price on cash terminal when I was paying by car, I really doubt it was "just mistake by mixing 2 stand numbers". Also, all 3 guys cooperated in this so there might be much more tourists who was scammed like me, but simply did not noticed, or did not want to loose time with argue about ten euro. Well, I am sure there are many MOL stations who has proffesional staff as employes, but after this experience I will probably prefer other companies to spend my money. SO, lesson taken, allwayz want your receipt with every item listed there. Especially on this station.

Good place to have a rest on a long drive. Clean restsurant with nice food and drinks.

Don't buy your vignette at the thieves at the border, for double the legal price. Buy it in a gas station and pay it by card. By exception, this gas station has some awful employees. Avoid the lady in the photos. She pretends that she speaks only hungarian, even if she works near an international border, but this is not so bad, after all. What's worse is that she is lazy and speaks with her's coworkers more than she works, asks unnecesarry documents of the car to SOME clients (on personal, discriminative criteria, probably), even if she's not GDPR certified to know that data, she doesn't wear the badge with her name, as her's other colleagues do, and when asked about it - in order to complain to the company against her - she refuses to give it and has a very rude behavior. The facts: the line in front of her desk was huge, as she worked the less among her colleagues and, after waiting, and waiting, and waiting for about 20 minutes, she tells me that she can't give me the "vignette" if I'm not presenting to her the papers of the car. That, even if I saw that she gave that vignette to persons before me without any other document (just the number of the car and the country, written on a piece of paper), but it was to late to prove it. After returning to my car to get the papers, and waiting again on the line, I watched ger giving to the two guys in front of me (both foreigners) the vignette without any car paper and I asked how that was possible for those guys and why was I forced to lose my time in front of her office twice for a non-existent reason. She became very aggressive and refused to serve me. She also refused to decline her name, in order to make a complaint against her. That's why I published her photos, maybe the company will recognize her, as long as she refuses to decline her identity. Pay attention, in front of the main door there is a guy selling FAKE cell phones. Apparently he's tolerated by the management of the establishment - for reasons easy to guess - as this is the 3 time he approaches me, during an year. He's just a part of this gas station's landscape...

Always what I expect of these places when am traveling across Germany towards Austria and Hungary, clean and well kept with a good choice for you to pick from within the shop itself.

Be careful. It’s not 478 Per l. It is 778 !!! At the bathroom They will charge you 2 EUR. The actual price is 0,25.

Well Designed petrol station and expensive shop/restaurant. They charge you for the toilet 100 Ft. the food is expensive. They pack everything in plastic :( and don’t have selective bins! Dear MOL! It’s time for change!