Should Wi-Fi be free in all hotels?

DrFumblefingerGumbo Guru

Seems travelers expectations keep changing with time. Decades ago people liked free local phone calls to be a perk with their room. The advent of cell phone technologies has totally changed that demand.

What do travelers want included their room costs now-a-days? Seems free breakfast, free parking and Wi-Fi are at the top of their lists. Here's a link for an article containing more info.

I'm curious what you think? Should Wi-Fi be free with your room, or do you think it reasonable to pay for it?

12/19/134:03 PM

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