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It's "cheap" WiFi wireless in New York. Well, cheaper than the Hilton...
by Staff Writer | posted on 03 March 2005
The idea of a New York hotel being "cheap" is a strange-sounding notion; but Natural Wireless has teamed up with New York Inns Hospitality Group to cut Internet access costs over WiFi.
In a world where some hotels provide Internet free, and others charge an arm and a leg and a surcharge - with the New York Hilton prepared to take $165 a day off guests who are already spending quite enough on a room - typical Natural Wireless charges will be a breath of fresh air.
A typical Natural charge sheet shows that it's definitely a better buy than most good European hotels would give you:
“All New York Inns properties are centrally located in Manhattan and offer extraordinary value, high level of customer service, and pleasant environment," said Cezary M. Cwintal, VP Sales & Marketing for the group. "The Inns offer many of the amenities of large hotels at budget prices: 24 hour front desk service, daily maid service, fax and message centre and multilingual staff. The rooms have satellite TV and air-conditioning; the small size ensures personal service and one on one attention. Recent renovation of the bathrooms, and some rooms which will feature LCD flat panel TV among other upgrades, make them very appealing to the value searching guests.”
Cwintal added: “Now we also offer a high speed broadband wireless Internet access, which should help all travellers looking for the no-nonsense hotel deal in Manhattan to make an easy choice - please visit us at: www.nyinns.com for more information.”
Natural Wireless, a member of TIA, also provides WiFi at
Newark airport.
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