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aaronwt
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join:2004-11-07
Woodbridge, VA

$13 sounds very reasonable

$13 sounds very reasonable for a cross country flight. At hotels I usually pay around $20 a day for internet access.


SolarPup
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join:2002-03-07
Greeley, CO

Most hotels I've stayed in offer free wifi... $20/day for internet in a hotel is kind of rediculous



aaronwt
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said by SolarPup:

Most hotels I've stayed in offer free wifi... $20/day for internet in a hotel is kind of rediculous
Almost every hotel I've been in the last few years charges that. I guess because they are all located at casinos or tourist locations is probably the reason.


PGHammer

join:2003-06-09
Accokeek, MD
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The non-resort chains are starting to offer free wireless-g (Hampton Inn/Hampton Suites offers free wireless-g chainwide) or, at least, if not free, low-cost wireless-g or wired Internet (for casino hotels in Atlantic City, Las Vegas, and elsewhere, offerings differ from hotel to hotel and are usually detailed on the hotel's Web site). This sort of idea started with *business-traveler* hotel chains (Marriott Hotels, for example, prior to their spinoff, had low-cost wired Internet in their suites back as early as 1997); now, it's dropped down as far as Holiday Inn and Super 8!


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