Any one familiar with Premier Inn wifi, does Premier Inn have a website you need to log onto?
Thanks in advance.
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Any one familiar with Premier Inn wifi, does Premier Inn have a website you need to log onto?
Thanks in advance.
The free one is painfully slow.... it was through a simple registration page yes, but i always end up using cellular data.
Yes simple registration but 4G is much quicker. The free one isn’t enough to stream Netflix
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If you’re there more than a day or 2 I find it’s worth paying the £15 for 7 day access (3 devices) as the free one is pants for anything more than basic browsing.
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Originally Posted by Mj2k
Haha wanted to finish Breaking Bad which has taken me years. New contract saw me at a premier inn once/twice a week & thought it was the perfect chance to complete it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Omegamanic
Found it hard to believe that in this day & age something the speed of dial up was acceptable anywhere. Ended up working on a presentation instead - perfect evening after a dinner for one in a restaurant.
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What I don't understand about this is how it's taken so long to finish watching Breaking Bad?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mj2k
I started it on a Tuesday night and was finished by Thursday night, and it then took me until Sunday to recover. Just the best TV series ever produced.
Stayed in one in shoreditch once for a week, the other half was in hospital having a neurological op. Paid extra for the snazzy WiFi, it was still crap...
As previously said generally poor better with mobile especially if you have a 4g signal .John
My wife didn’t enjoy it & therefore never really got the time to watch it in the same way we usually plough through box sets, just the odd hour here & there, the odd episode rewatched as had been too long to recall what had happened. Sad but true!Quote:
Originally Posted by Onelasttime
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There is a pay for WiFi available too, I think is was £5 a day and promised much faster performance.
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Was in one this weekend. Free Wi-fi was OK except at peak times when it was a bit slow. What they call “Ultimate Wi-fi “ is also available- £5 per day iirc.
Crap when I last stayed in one down South. At times I couldn't even get on-line in the room and had to go to reception to connect. Having said that, many hotels at home and abroad have poor internet speeds and coverage in my experience. It is a pleasant surprise when I do get a good service.