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. Fast-Moving Company Combines Technology with Tradition at the historic Emily Morgan Hotel in San Antonio |
Atlanta, GA � Sept. 15, 2004 � If only Colonel
William B. Travis would have had wireless connectivity, perhaps his Texas
fighters could have won the Battle of the Alamo. Instead, he had
to use horseback couriers to get the word out that the Alamo was in jeopardy,
weakening the position of the Texans. But now, another historically
significant San Antonio building, The Emily Morgan Hotel -- adjacent to
the Alamo historic site -- does have a wireless way to reach the world,
thanks to StayOnline. The nation�s leading installer of 100% wireless
High Speed Internet solutions for the hospitality industry has just added
a little more history to its portfolio with its very recent installation
at the Emily Morgan Hotel.
�We are so thrilled with our new Wi-Fi system from StayOnline. They recently installed the system, during a quieter period for our hotel, and we had guests using it within hours of the final completion of the system. We fully expect usage of the system to skyrocket once we get into the busier fall and spring season. Our $9.95 per day charge is on par with many other hotels in the downtown San Antonio market, and the speed of the connection and convenience of StayOnline�s Wi-Fi makes our system really stand out from many of our competitors,� said William Brendel, The Emily Morgan�s General Manager. �This marks the 7th such historically significant property that we have installed,� said StayOnline President and CEO Antonio DiMilia. �We feel it is a privilege to be entrusted with a national treasure such as The Emily Morgan. Wireless is certainly the way to go in a property such as this since it means no drilling for wires that could damage the building�s architectural integrity.� The Emily Morgan Hotel, or Emily, as those from San Antonio like to
call her, has been cited as one of the finest examples of Gothic Revival
Architecture in America. Now, this historic property is able to take
its modern-day guests online at lightning speeds.
Nor did Col. Travis, although he did the best he could with his team
of latter day couriers.
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