Hotels charging in addition to guest room rate for wireless internet

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Do you think hotels should charge additional (in addition to room rate) for internet.

  • Yes

    Votes: 1 14.3%
  • No

    Votes: 6 85.7%

  • Total voters
    7
Aug 17, 2007
496
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#1
One of the reasons why I love staying in lower rated motels than staying in fancier hotels when I travel is that not only do most motels charge a less expensive room rate, but they also include internet access in the room rate and not for an additional charge as far as the more higher rated upscale hotels charge a lot per night plus an additional charge for the internet (usually around like $10 - $20 per night in addition to the room rate).
 

AlaynaJ

Moderator
Staff member
Dec 15, 1999
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#2
I work at a Holiday Inn, and we have free wireless/ethernet, and our rooms are about $159 a night. But, if you want to use our business center, and don't have your own laptop, we charge to use the computer in there.
 
A

Abing

Guest
#3
i work at the internet provider of hotels like holiday inn/marriott/hilton/residence inn/ritz carlton..... gawsh i think all of them charge additional rate for wifi/ wired lol.. so far, the most expensive is marriot in new york, and well retz carlton lol