September 17, 2014
Rotten WiFi as public WiFi and 3G Watchdog analyzed the collected data and discovered that big majority of customers, using Rotten WiFi app to figure out the quality of Internet connection are located in the United States. USA is listed in the top 5 most active countries by using this tool.
People in America have measured and evaluated WiFi in 62 hotels in 55 cities. New York city has the most tested hotels. Overall, looking at all the tests, leading positions take big cities like previously mentioned New York, also Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington.
Top 10 hotels in USA by the average recorded WiFi download speed and average client satisfaction ranks are:
Marriott Griffin Gate Resort, Lexington. Download – 26.2 Mbps, rank 7/10.
Ramada Santa Barbara. Download – 18.6 Mbps, rank 7/10.
Grand Hyatt San Francisco. Download - 9.3 Mbps, rank 10/10.
Maison Dupuy, New Orleans. Download – 8.9 Mbps, rank 10/10.
The Curtis Denver - a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, Denver. Download – 7.5 Mbps, rank 5/10.
Loews Miami Beach Hotel, Miami Beach. Download – 6.4 Mbps, rank 5/10.
Le Méridien Delfina Santa Monica, Los Angeles. Download – 5.6 Mbps, rank 5/10.
Rendevous Mountain Rentals & Management, Wyoming. Download – 5.6 Mbps, rank 4/10.
Super 8, Springfield. Download – 4.9 Mbps, rank 4/10.
Aloha Inn, Sparks. Download – 4.4, rank 4/10.
Rotten WiFi app has launched on iOS and Android platforms, as well as the web, but analysis revealed that even 91% of Americans used mobile devices with iOS platform for testing hotels. Besides, altogether the most common and also average client satisfaction evaluation, based on NPS method, is 4/10.
The Rotten WiFi app, created by a Lithuanian team is rapidly and globally becoming a part of everyday life as it gives users the ability to test the quality of 3G and WiFi connections and express their satisfaction about specific hotspots and Internet services they receive.
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