Take Computer To Hotel Room

[hc4361]

I will soon be staying in an hotel for a few nights where I know that wifi will be available in the room. I wouldn't hesitate to take a laptop, but would it be cheeky to take a 26" all in one desktop?

[bookbinder]

If you're strong enough to carry it, give it a go.

[hc4361]

:) I have a big bag for it

[rockyracoon]

I'd take it if I was spending a significant amount of time in the room. The only drawback is that wifi in hotels is rarely anything to write home about.

[hc4361]

I can use my phone as a mobile hotspot if needed. I'll be spending hours and hours in the room :(

[Hopkirk]

Why should they object?

[hc4361]

I dunno, bit like taking the plasma tv, microwave and tumble dryer, I suppose

:D

[Hopkirk]

You could always speak to them in advance to clear it with them.

I suggest you leave the tumble dryer at home though

[excelsior-1]

some time ago, i took my god-daughters to a wimpey for lunch - on the window was the 'free wi fi' sign

as we were deciding on what to order, the youngest asked if she could have a free wiffy

i hadn't laughed so hard in ages

[mikey4444]

Can't see why not, but make sure the room is secured when you are not there. Hotel rooms are not known for their high security, and I am guessing that its too small to put into the safe !

[retrocop]

I suppose that one does't use more power than the other.Why not.If it does then I guess the hotel is garnering enough profit for your stay there.If the management raise any objections whisper "tripadvisor" in their lugs. :-)

[hc4361]

Noooooo. I could never threaten a hotel with trip advisor, I'd rather set my dad on them