"The more stars the Hotel has the more likely you have to pay for WiFi"
Luckily today, you can see whether Wi-Fi is free on the premises, and give the Hotel its well deserved boot if it's not.
How they ever get this idea is beyond me.
Luckily today, you can see whether Wi-Fi is free on the premises, and give the Hotel its well deserved boot if it's not.
How they ever get this idea is beyond me.
I am guessing the overall cost of running a reliable reasonably-high-speed WiFi in the whole hotel is much greater than just having a bunch of routers.
Of course, whether fancy hotels actually end up delivering said quality and service levels, I dunno.
They don't, my experience says your WiFi will be more crappy at a Hilton/Westin/whatever than a Best Western or even a Motel 6.
No, the reason you pay more is because odds are you aren't paying for it, your company is. Motel 6 could never get away with it because that money comes out of my pocket. But when you're putting it on the corporate Amex...