A lot of hotels these days have a network port in the room, but you pay for the connection.
It's usually ISDN and you either pay by the hour or by the 24 hour period.
As for the price, usually dear.
You normally plug your network cable in, start your browser and their system takes over from there.
Andrew
Mark M wrote:
Hey all -
Just thought I would throw this one out to you all, as I know quite a few of us are staying in Star City (and maybe a bit before, and after).
I was enquiring into Internet access and it's availability at Star City during my stay and this is what I got back (I did ask specifically about wireless, b/c my laptop has integrated support)
"Our rooms have cable dial up connections for your laptop, I understand that wireless network is not available."
Anyone wanna tell me what a 'cable dial up connection' is? :o)
Just thought someone might know.
Mark
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