Hotels: poor Wi-Fi quality by city worldwide 2015

This statistic shows the cities with the worst hotel Wi-Fi quality worldwide as of January 2015. In Albufeira, Portugal, only 8.8 percent of hotels offered Wi-Fi that was deemed adequate quality as of January 2015.

Cities with the worst hotel Wi-Fi quality worldwide as of January 2015

Characteristic	Share of hotels offering adequate Wi-Fi quality
Albufeira, Portugal	8.8%
Atlanta, United States	22.5%
San Antonio, United States	25.6%
Jakarta, Indonesia	30%
Paris, France	30.8%
Pattaya, Thailand	35.5%
Denver, United States	37.1%
Prague, Czech Republic	37.3%
Houston, United States	37.7%
Sao Paulo, Brazil	40%
Austin, United States	40%

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January 2015

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Worldwide

Survey time period

as of January 2015

Supplementary notes

The source does not specify a date of survey. The date given is the publication date.
The source defines adequate WiFi as those having an expected download speed of at least 3 Mbps and an upload speed of 500 kbps. WiFi quality is expressed by the percentage of hotels that offer adequate WiFi quality in a given geographical area.
Only the 50 most-tested cities worldwide were used in the ranking in the report.

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