article_snippet: The Dorchester in London charges guests £19.50 a day for premium wi-fi, but premium wi-fi's free in one of their top suites .
article_snippet: A Sunday Times survey of 50 hotels, including the most expensive and those with budget room rates, revealed a third have extra charges for wi-fi.
article_snippet: But even world leaders, royalty and high society would have to pay £19.50 per day for premium wi-fi – although it's a complimentary perk if staying in one of world leaders, royalty and high society elite suites, which cost up to £3,700 a night.
article_snippet: The Langham in London, where suites cost up to £24,000-a-night, high-speed wi-fi will cost you an extra £15 .
article_snippet: At the Langham in London, the suites cost up to an eye-watering £24,000 a night, high-speed wi-fi costs guests £15.
article_snippet: Guests at the Park Tower in Knightsbridge and the Hilton Manchester Deansgate also have to pay about £15 for wi-fi in rooms.
article_snippet: Jackie Grech, of the British Hospitality Association, told the Sunday Times the reason for the extra charges is because hotels realise that 'wi-fi is as important as hot water' for guests.
article_snippet: A spokesman for The Dorchester hotel explained premium wi-fi will continue to cost guests more because the investment costs for delivering the service is greater.
highlights_snippet: The Dorchester in London charges guests £19.50 per day for premium wi-fi .
  