Holiday hotels to work from

[Davejacks999]

Hi. Don't have a direct recommendation as such, but wondering if something from Wifivox - Pocket Wifi rental in Spain. Connect anywhere you go with our prepaid Wifi! would fit the bill?

Thank you! At last a sensible reply...... Much appreciated. Can't be doing with some of the winkers on here.

[TheFaQQer]

Get a 3 pay as you go SIM card. Add a £15 bundle to it, which gives you 300 minutes, 3000 texts and all you can eat data. Use it in Spain for free.

As much internet as you need for £15.

[TykeMerc]

Thank you! At last a sensible reply...... Much appreciated. Can't be doing with some of the winkers on here.

That will rely on mobile broadband, I don't know how widespread that is in touristy places.

It can be worth checking with the Tourist Information service in the town/area you want to target for a holiday, they may have info on hotels.

The other option is renting a villa, some of those will offer connectivity, you can shop around on that basis.

As I said so long as the client is happy with remote working and there are no security concerns then it's quite possible to do successfully.

[eek]

Get a 3 pay as you go SIM card. Add a £15 bundle to it, which gives you 300 minutes, 3000 texts and all you can eat data. Use it in Spain for free.

As much internet as you need for £15.

It won't give you tethered data any more. So it's good if you want email and music on your phone no good for pulling documents to you laptop.

That is 1 reason why I wasn't giving a recommendation. The other reason is that we often take 2 rooms and I often find 1 has a brilliant connection and next door an utterly tulip one.

[Eirikur]

Regus have offices in Spain as well

[MarillionFan]

Actually not all hotels have good WIFI.

Not the hotels you can afford, perhaps.

[SueEllen]

Not the hotels you can afford, perhaps.

I check the Wifi before booking

[Davejacks999]

All the more reason not to be working on holiday in my book.

Shove your book where the sun doesn't shine