[C19fan]

So I guess travelers will flock to a dump in the ghetto if it has buffo Wi-Fi. LOL!

[2ndDivisionVet]

Modern people are idiots.

[Ditter]

They didn't survey me! We stayed at a motel last year and our room was right next to the mechanical room.. NEVER again will accept that again. the knocking noises and the bumps kept me awake. At 3am I went to the desk in my night gown and demanded another room. They gave me one on the 3rd floor and my deaf husband stayed in the noisy room.

[Hildy]

I travel a lot. Free Wi fi factors in to my decision, but it isn’t the top decision.

[Obadiah]

No, but in reality, if I am traveling, especially for business and I have to stay in a semi-crappy hotel anyway, I want Wi-Fi. And if a hotel is that backwards that it doesn’t have this, or has a dial-up type connection, then they will NOT be getting my money.

[Sherman Logan]

I’m generally more concerned with the quality of the connection than with whether it’s free. Free stuff is just built into the price anyway.

[Paleo Conservative]

I want a hotel room that has WiFi and has a nice comfortable bed in a quiet room so I can sleep. It’s not too hard to find such places on Priceline and other websites.

[OrangeHoof]

It’s not my biggest concern but I do look for it, just like I look for cable/sat on the tv.

1. Location.
2. Price
3. Reputation for comfort/convenience/cleanliness.
4. TV w/ ESPN and Weather Channel at minimum.
5. Wi-Fi access.