This report just came out and should be of great interest to those of you that travel as much as I do. The worst WiFi Hotels will be out tomorrow. Kimpton Hotels tops the list. It has two separate WiFi networks, one for the lobby and a separate one for your hotel room.
Mon Mar 27, 2006 at 08:41:02 AM EST
It’s been more than a year since our last investigation of hotels with the Best and Worst WiFi concoctions. What has changed since then is that most hotels have now jumped on the WiFi bandwagon, so most hotels have *some* sort of WiFi solution. The question is what is that solution, and is it any good?
Hotels have finally realized that WiFi is a must-have, something that tops the wish list of many potential guests. But the rush to quickly set-up hotel WiFi networks, coupled with the fact that wireless fidelity is still a fairly new technology, means that consistent wireless internet access, pricing, and service, is not a given across hotel brands, small hotel groups or even from the lobby to your room.
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