Just a holiday, but something I couldn't afford without doing a little work, and taking care of business at home.
Because of this I was really annoyed to find that this hotel actually has no wifi in the rooms.
Very poor wifi was sometimes available near the reception desk.
Because of this I spent several full days in the hot, dark and humid lobby, trying to use the internet there. Eventually I also spent a very long night at an internet cafe, which incidentally cost me more than a night's stay in the hotel. Normally I would do my personal and work internet, plus further holiday check-ins etc. each night before going to bed. I'm very peeved that so much of my daylight holiday time had to be taken up trying to negotiate this hotel's dodgy internet.
The cherry on the cake: one booking that I failed to check on time meant a trip to my departure airport, Santos Dumont, which is about an hours walk from the hotel. On the way back I was robbed and lost all my vital info, cash, credit cards, phone, computer tablet, camera gear and of course all the photos from this and several previous countries.
I don"t understand why this and many other hotels don't just charge guests an extra 50cents per night, and give them decent internet. If they're advertising online, they should expect their guests to be using computers etc for further holiday bookings, and for business and personal use during their stay. In the lobby I saw many other guests come in with the same complaint