Only one PBS, of course.
And the multi-ESPNs must mean it's a LodgeNet system.
And the multi-ESPNs must mean it's a LodgeNet system.
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Crappy Hotel "Cable" Report - Bedford Park, IL
- Thread starter KML0224
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Didn't notice it was a Red Roof...they definitely have a deal with LodgeNet.
Recently, I've been in a hotel located in Santa Fe (not the capitol of New Mexico, but the Argentinian province). They had a terribly old 14 inches Philips Trendset TV, which only had around 38 channels, of which:
- at least 3 of them were just noise
- VH1 was repeated twice
- the channel 9 of Paraná wasn't present, so it was impossible to watch the shows from the most watched Argentine TV network (Artear)...
- at least 3 of them were just noise
- VH1 was repeated twice
- the channel 9 of Paraná wasn't present, so it was impossible to watch the shows from the most watched Argentine TV network (Artear)...
I'm back in Las Vegas, visiting family and friends (many of whom relocated from the L.A. area) for the Christmas weekend. I'm at the Palace Station, as opposed to the previous Motel 6s I recently went to last time I was in town. The channel picture quality is somewhat better the previous locales, but no premium channels are on this lineup (but they do offer pay-per-view movies via on demand). The cable and internet service is provided by the local Cox Communications system; they're the primary cable operator for greater Las Vegas.
Channels:
2 CNN
3 KSNV (NBC)
4 ESPN
5 KVVU (Fox)
6 KVCW (CW-33)
7 TBS
8 KLAS (CBS)
9 KBLR (Telemundo-39)
10 KLVX (PBS)
11 WGN America
12 KVMY (MyTV-21)
13 KTNV (ABC)
14 KINC (Univision-15)
15 CNBC
16 TNT
20 Travel Channel
21 ESPN2
22 HLN
24 The Weather Channel (with local inserts)
25 Discovery Channel
26 Disney Channel
27 MTV
28 Nickelodeon
29 Fox News Channel
30 Las Vegas Tourism Channel
31-32 Hotel Information
33 Speed Channel
34-35 Keno games
36 CCTV News (Chinese programming in English)
37 CCTV-E (Chinese)
42 Pay-Per-View previews
Channels:
2 CNN
3 KSNV (NBC)
4 ESPN
5 KVVU (Fox)
6 KVCW (CW-33)
7 TBS
8 KLAS (CBS)
9 KBLR (Telemundo-39)
10 KLVX (PBS)
11 WGN America
12 KVMY (MyTV-21)
13 KTNV (ABC)
14 KINC (Univision-15)
15 CNBC
16 TNT
20 Travel Channel
21 ESPN2
22 HLN
24 The Weather Channel (with local inserts)
25 Discovery Channel
26 Disney Channel
27 MTV
28 Nickelodeon
29 Fox News Channel
30 Las Vegas Tourism Channel
31-32 Hotel Information
33 Speed Channel
34-35 Keno games
36 CCTV News (Chinese programming in English)
37 CCTV-E (Chinese)
42 Pay-Per-View previews
@Eduardo:
I was in a crappy cable lineup situation like yours. In the winter of 2004-2005, I stayed at a hotel in Kibbutz Lavi, Israel, and their cable lineup was even more bizarre. I don't remember the rest of the lineup, but Cartoon Network was repeated on (are you ready for this?) 17 different channel numbers! (I don't understand why one channel number apparently wasn't enough.) Now that's crappy hotel "cable" on steroids!
I was in a crappy cable lineup situation like yours. In the winter of 2004-2005, I stayed at a hotel in Kibbutz Lavi, Israel, and their cable lineup was even more bizarre. I don't remember the rest of the lineup, but Cartoon Network was repeated on (are you ready for this?) 17 different channel numbers! (I don't understand why one channel number apparently wasn't enough.) Now that's crappy hotel "cable" on steroids!
Oh, God! 17 times the same kiddie channel. 
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