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**MackBranon** · 06-06-2012, 11:12 PM

I always look for hotels with free WiFi (both hotels I've stayed in previously, one in York, the other in Lincoln, had it), which is why I was looking at this hotel (and someone suggested it on Trip Advisor) That was until I read a review someone wrote where they said they were charged for internet access (but didn't give any details), and another that mentioned about having to get a cable from reception; so I enquired about it.

Of the other two hotels I'm looking at one, a Best Western, actually has free WiFi (all their hotels do), and the other (a Premier Inn) charges £10 for a whole week's worth of access, although of course that chain is a much more basic hotel.

I could use the personal Hotspot feature of my iPhone, but there might be reception issues in a hotel room.

06-06-2012, 11:12 PM	#3
MackBranon Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 421 Senior Member	I always look for hotels with free WiFi (both hotels I've stayed in previously, one in York, the other in Lincoln, had it), which is why I was looking at this hotel (and someone suggested it on Trip Advisor) That was until I read a review someone wrote where they said they were charged for internet access (but didn't give any details), and another that mentioned about having to get a cable from reception; so I enquired about it. Of the other two hotels I'm looking at one, a Best Western, actually has free WiFi (all their hotels do), and the other (a Premier Inn) charges £10 for a whole week's worth of access, although of course that chain is a much more basic hotel. I could use the personal Hotspot feature of my iPhone, but there might be reception issues in a hotel room.
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