What countries around the world have the most hotels with wi-fi service  (free or paid) in their rooms? For business travelers and holiday travelers  alike, having an Internet connection in hotel rooms has become indispensable.  Recent report reveals that in the U.S. 89.09% of hotels offer wi-fi in the hotel  rooms, which is the biggest percentage compared to other countries according to tourism-review.The ranking was published by Trivago. USA was followed by New Zealand  (82.28%), Romania (78.65%), Canada (77.98%), Netherlands (77.52%),  Slovenia (75.53%), Serbia (75.46%), France (74.28%), Ukraine (74.27%), and UK  (74.21%).

Moreover, having an Internet connection is the most important aspect of the  hotel room (61%) compared to the TV set (17%), bath (5%), refrigerator (3%) and  minibar (1%), according to a study by the Intercontinental Hotels Group.

To demonstrate what countries most often offer wi-fi service, the Trivago  hotel website conducted a study on nearly 700,000 hotels. Europe has done well  as a whole, since the majority of the first 20 rankings in the study are  occupied by countries of the old continent: Netherlands, Balkans (Slovenia and  Serbia), Ukraine, United Kingdom, Norway, Hungary, Czech Republic, Sweden,  Belgium, and Ireland.

In Germany, only 50% of hotels offer Internet access in their rooms,  ranking them on 31st place. At the bottom of the rankings there is  Greece, Spain and Portugal – very popular destinations for a relaxing holiday.  Less than 50% of their hotels provide Internet access in their rooms.
The greatest surprise of the ranking is Romania, landing on the 3rd step of the  podium with 78% of hotels offering Internet access in their  rooms.