Internet Access In Mexico
The Internet is everywhere, almost.
Gone are the days when finding an Internet connection in Mexico meant trucking down to an Internet Cafe. While there are still Internet cafes around, their numbers are dwindling. Why? More Mexicans can afford Internet in their houses. More hotels of all price ranges offer wireless Internet Inalámbrico (though there are serious drawbacks to it, see this page on Internet Inalambrico.
Many cafes now offer wireless internet, just as in the USA. Starbucks naturally has wireless Internet, but so do dozens of others. Thus both Mexicans and tourists can connect wirelessly with their iPad, iPhones, cell phones in general and laptop computers.
If your hotel does not have Internet access, it must be cheap. I stay at middle-class hotels (around USD$30-45) and always have it. You can even drive around some cities and snag an Internet connection from local businesses on your cell phones.
So do not worry about being able to connect in Mexico. Worry instead about whether you should be online or living in the present moment and appreciating Mexico. Ah, but I digress. I personally save my Internet use in Mexico for evenings after a day of enjoying Mexico.
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