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Urgently! Who rested or is resting in Greenwood, Eldar Resort! Help find out!
Friends! Who previously rested in Greenwood 4*, Eldar Resort 4* hotels, or is resting now! Tell me the Wi-Fi login and password of these hotels! Very necessary!
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Regarding the Wi-Fi of the Greenwood 4* hotel, try dialing:
Login - hotel number.
The password is the number of your room.
In general, this information is owned by the hotel reception, maybe drive up to them somehow)
Login - hotel number.
The password is the number of your room.
In general, this information is owned by the hotel reception, maybe drive up to them somehow)
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answered 12 years ago
Our situation is as follows: our son is now resting in a nearby hotel with these hotels, his Wi-Fi is very weak, but some unidentified one is well caught. He really needs to work. That's what we want to try! I had such a situation in Phaselis Princess, the Wi-Fi of the Queens Park Tekirova hotel was well caught on the balcony. In the same way they suggested, and we used the Internet right in the room for the whole rest :))) Info-turism, and what is a "hotel room"?
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answered 12 years ago
"hotel number" - I'm guessing the hotel address, consisting of numbers, try entering this.
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answered 12 years ago
The usual password is the name of the hotel plus a set of numbers. For example, Queens 123.
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answered 12 years ago
Try it like you say.
You need to try a lot of options, the name of the hotel, the number of the room, and so on, it still has to come up with something.
You need to try a lot of options, the name of the hotel, the number of the room, and so on, it still has to come up with something.
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answered 12 years ago
No problem, I'll help you the best I can!
Have a good rest, and your son!
Have a good rest, and your son!
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answered 12 years ago
In Alinda, the password was the passport number, and the code was the room number. And even then I couldn't get in. It turned out that the Turks typed S instead of the first number "5" ))
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answered 12 years ago