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House/apartement in Spain/Portugal with DSL ? Anybody?

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beatz

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Hi,

i wanna go to Spain or Portugal for 2 or 3 weeks in March or April so i need a house or apartment i can rent that meets following requirements:

- Close or directly located at the beach/sea
- View across the sea
- Must (!) have some kind of DSL/Internet-access for my notebook.

Doesn't matter if it's one of the islands or the mainland.

Anybody?

Thanks a lot in advance...:)
 
Do you think it would be less expensive to go wireless with your notebook than to look for a high-end rental house or apartment that provides DSL when you probably might still need to pay extra for the access anyway. Some roaming service could be affordable especially within EU.
 
Well, i don't look for a high-end rental house, just a house/apartment that has dsl or at least isdn;
by wireless do you mean WLAN? That must be even more difficult to find.
 
Spending some of your WWF.com money? :D

-WC-
 
Beatz - your pm box is full and nobody can reach you. Just go clean out some space and don't forget to empty the 'sent messages' section - because that probably has a lot of pm's saved in there that you don't need anymore. :)
 
Thx timechange - unfortunately no DSL there but thanks anyway :)
Namepopper - thx for letting me know.Done. :)
 
Oh well, pay me the vacation and I'll pay your DSL :P
 
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