justinbrett
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I prefer the DT next door (nice view from the harbour facing rooms) and you are allowed to use the pool in your hotel.
I prefer the DT next door (nice view from the harbour facing rooms) and you are allowed to use the pool in your hotel.
I charged quite a few drinks to my room from your pool. I was never charged for them… perhaps I wasn’t supposed to do that?I did mean to actually mention that the DT next door would certainly have better views from the higher floors.
Someone at my hotel probably got quite a shock when checking out who shared a room number with youI charged quite a few drinks to my room from your pool. I was never charged for them… perhaps I wasn’t supposed to do that?
Yes, at the Pullman, next door. On 6am flight tomorrow morning .Isn't @RooFlyer up that way right now?
Come out for some dranks!!!!!Yes, at the Pullman, next door. On 6am flight tomorrow morning .
Come out for some dranks!!!!!
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Date: May 2021 (2x nights)
Hotel: Hilton Cairns
Booked: King Guest Room, on points
Received: King Executive Room
Status: Diamond
Received a room on L9, which had been totally refurbished. Looked very fresh and clean.
Drinks in the EL were constantly being topped up, by the three (great) staff. Gemma has now retired I heard. Plenty of canapés on offer.
Restaurant breakfast was busy, but there were plenty of staff.
Unfortunately, the in-room wifi
was not workable. It has been that way since I can remember.
I tried on 4 x devices with the same result. Seems to not be enough routers, or poorly positioned, for some rooms, which they have acknowledged. The suggestion previously was to ask for a room with good wifi and they will put me in one.Nice, I was there two weeks ago.
I didn't have any problem with the wifi, it was very quick for me (I was on the executive level also).
I tried on 4 x devices with the same result. Seems to not be enough routers, or poorly positioned, for some rooms, which they have acknowledged. The suggestion previously was to ask for a room with good wifi and they will put me in one.
Anyway, I didn’t bother raising it this time as it wasn’t really needed, but something to be aware of.
Not that I’ve noticed.Is there a wired connection in the room there?
Ah, I bring a travel router that rebroadcasts the hotel wifi to all my devices (and I carry a chromecast with me to stream to the TV) - so might be why I didn't have a problem (fixed position would get a better signal).I tried on 4 x devices with the same result. Seems to not be enough routers, or poorly positioned, for some rooms, which they have acknowledged. The suggestion previously was to ask for a room with good wifi and they will put me in one.
Anyway, I didn’t bother raising it this time as it wasn’t really needed, but something to be aware of.
Ah, I bring a travel router that rebroadcasts the hotel wifi to all my devices (and I carry a chromecast with me to stream to the TV) - so might be why I didn't have a problem (fixed position would get a better signal).
I highly recommend them though, they're the size of a phone charger. I don't travel without it.
No, no wired connection (I checked).
That's what I do too. Was just trying to keep it simple for those who aren't tech savy.That's pretty much why I was asking. Although I don't just run it as a wifi extender. I have my own network with beefed up security and privacy. Also means you only need to log in to the hotel's network once on one device and not mess about having to add a new network each time. And finally, it gets around some hotels that want to limit the number of devices you can connect.
What router did you purchase for this? Was it something like a Mango?Ah, I bring a travel router that rebroadcasts the hotel wifi to all my devices (and I carry a chromecast with me to stream to the TV) - so might be why I didn't have a problem (fixed position would get a better signal).
I highly recommend them though, they're the size of a phone charger. I don't travel without it.