Holiday Hotels Face Further Wi-Fi Price Criticism
Posted: 30th Oct, 2006 By: MarkJ
New research from Webaroo has become the latest to criticise the prices for wireless Internet access being charged by 5-star hotels. The average cost is reportedly £14.17 per day:
Sadly this is perhaps to be expected from Hotels. More @ Web-User.
The company also reveals that London is the most expensive city in Europe as 5-star hotels charge guests on average £19.70 for 24 hours' internet access.
Brad Husick, president of Webaroo, said: Even with the top hotels you have to be careful to check the fine print as their 24 hour period is from 12pm to 12pm the next day, so you could legitimately end up paying £40 for two days net use because you checked your connection in the morning and at night the same day.
Brad Husick, president of Webaroo, said: Even with the top hotels you have to be careful to check the fine print as their 24 hour period is from 12pm to 12pm the next day, so you could legitimately end up paying £40 for two days net use because you checked your connection in the morning and at night the same day.
Sadly this is perhaps to be expected from Hotels. More @ Web-User.
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