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Once upon a time, a hotel with unreliable Wi-Fi was a (big) problem; now it’s a selling point.
These days, you’d be hard-pressed to book a hotel without expecting fast, free Wi-Fi. In fact, listing it as an amenity feels almost redundant – like advertising that the room has electricity. Thankfully, we also seem to be past the era of hotels charging a premium just so you could send a WhatsApp or download the latest episode of The Gentlemen.
But the problem with all that…
