Do hotels in Europe have wireless networks?

There are wifi wireless networks everywhere in Europe. For example, in fast food restaurants and hotels, most Europeans basically use wireless networks at home. They will go to an internet company to apply for a network, and the price ranges from 30 to 50 euros per month. After the opening of the network, it is equivalent to opening the integrated service of network, telephone and TV. The network here is not tight, there will be a wireless network password (you can change it yourself). As long as you know this password, everyone can surf the Internet, but it must have a certain network coverage. That is to say, in the area within the range of 10 to 20 meters where the transmitter is located, the signal reception outside this range is not good, and the network speed will also be affected. In Europe, as long as you take your notebook with you, you can surf the Internet wherever you go. For example, you can go to McDonald's (ask the waiter for the wifi password) and stay in a hotel at night (also ask the waiter for the wifi password). Of course, these are all free. As long as you live in a hotel, there will always be a wifi network to serve you, but the signal is definitely not as good as home. As long as you don't download the movie, it should be no problem. I can watch movies with pps. In addition, if you feel that the network is really bad, you can take a notebook to the service desk downstairs, which is generally close to the transmitter and the signal is quite good. But in the hotel's own room, there is generally no unbearable signal difference.