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You have to take advantage of that business traveler who is expensing everything has "has to have internet access for work."
by sgnelson 11y ago
You have to take advantage of that business traveler who is expensing everything has "has to have internet access for work."
- delecti 11y agoMy understanding (though I don't have any sources and it could just as easily be hearsay) is that nicer hotels jumped onto the new business model and signed long-lasting contracts with providers of internet service when things were just getting established. So it's less that nicer hotels are necessarily trying to milk you, and more that the nicer hotels jumped onto the bandwagon when it was still a bad financial decision, and are passing their bad luck onto you. Of course, I wouldn't at all be surprised if your suggestion is right, and they're just trying to milk the more well off clients.
- jessaustin 11y agoI'd be surprised to learn that any of these hotels had e.g. twelve-year linens contracts. For that reason it's really difficult to learn they signed an exclusive wifi service contract for that long. How did they know wifi would still exist now?