Survival Guide - Discover Scotland: Experience the Best of Scotland - page 657

Internet Access
If you're travelling with a laptop, you'll find a wide range of places offering a wi-fi con-
nection. These range from cafes to B&Bs and public spaces.
We've indicated accommodation and eating and drinking options that have wi-fi with the
symbol in the text. Wi-fi is often free, but some places (typically, upmarket hotels)
charge.
If you don't have a laptop, the best places to surf the internet are public libraries - nearly
all of which have a couple of computer terminals devoted to internet use, and they are free
to use, though there's often a time limit.
Internet cafes also exist in the cities and larger towns and generally charge about £2 to
£3 per hour.
Many of the larger tourist offices across the country also have internet access.