Can a hotel in Italy charge for Wi-Fi?
I'm currently in a hotel in Italy, and the hotel is now charging everyone €1. It's not written anywhere, and it wasn't communicated that way at the beginning. If they had said it up front, or if it had been written in the Wi-Fi password in the entrance area, I wouldn't have a problem with it. But using it during my stay sounds to me like a way to get even more money out of my pocket. Does anyone know if this is legal? Best regards.
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As long as you have not been promised anywhere before, you can use the Wi-Fi for free, they can also take money for it.
Well, if there's nothing written about breakfast in the contract, you can't assume it's free.
In the contract is written what is included in the price and not what is not included.
That's all right.
Yeah, it is. But because of a euro make stress/think about it….
That's exactly what my thoughts were.
Allowed. Just like for food and drink.
allowed
Italy no matter where
clear no hotel has to provide the WiFi free of charge