Is it the pillows or the wireless connection?

Most of us choose a hotel based on convenience, distance, price, and of course, great pillows or those Heavenly Beds of the Westin chain. But there's a new criteria: Do they charge for wi-fi?

If you're like me you think wi-fi should be free in places where we are already paying to use their services. They don't charge extra for lights or air conditioning, which is always excessive in hotels. Why not make us even happier and more productive with wi-fi.

Here's a list of hotels that do offer free wi-fi:
http://www.hotelchatter.com/story/2004/11/2/201522/957/Title/
Best_WiFi_Hotels_2004

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