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True - some people feel this way... but unfortunately not all. Most people would be furious if they arrived at a place expecting to have net access, only to find it was not available. People often need net access to make bookings, check/change/confirm flights, etc. All the holiday homes in...

I wouldn't bother either in an standard rental situation - tenants can organise it themselves. However, my particular property is a holiday-let house in an area with poor mobile coverage, so guests expecting to be able to use their own mobile devices with their own data providers would often...

Interesting divergence of opinions on this, with some considering the legal risk as a serious problem to deal with: … and others dismissing it as a "you worry too much!" non-issue: Typically when you access a public wi-fi hotspot, you're presented with some type of logon/splash screen...

To reduce the legal risk from guests/tenants misusing the internet connection you provide them, one possibility might be to try to content-filter the internet connection, so sites in various categories (porn, illegal file-sharing, etc) are blocked at the router level. (In my particular...

In another thread I was asking about the technical aspects (routers, hardware etc) of offering a wireless hotspot to your guests/tenants if you own a holiday-let property. Most of the holiday homes listed on sites like Stayz, Takebreak etc. seem to offer free internet to guests. Technical...