We still provide 1 port per pillow in our residence halls. Our pod style dorm units are what led us to the hospitality access point model. Between the very thick concrete walls to all the utilities run on the "open side of the pod" ceiling mounted hallway solutions performed poorly. Wireless just did not work to our students expectations until we went to this model. These pods are fairly large so we have 1 AP in every room. We implemented Ruckus H510's that have the added benefit of providing 4 additional hardwired ports in the room. If money is tight perhaps the hospitality AP can provide both the wireless and wired port solution for every room.
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