Sure, there's free Wi-Fi throughout the entire airport. (Quick note: it's not the fastest Wi-Fi, so don't expect to watch the recent episode of The Office while chilling out at your gate.) But if you don't own a laptop and gotta check your eBay bid, the Duke-UNC score, work e-mail, or whatever, here are five other reasons it's worth heading to the Bank of America Business Center in The Atrium.
It's quiet. Without all the hubbub going on in the terminal, you can actually hear yourself think at the BofA biz center courtesy of a white-noise machine that sounds throughout the space.
It's like being at work. OK, that's not a bonus necessarily. But, with a phone and computer, the workspaces resemble your cubicle sans your annoying co-worker.
Plus it's (relatively) easy on the wallet. It's $7.50 per half hour to use a computer with Internet access.
You can print. At 25 cents per page, you can print your Google map directions from downtown San Fran to Sonoma.
It beats sitting in the terminal. Layovers, um, stink. So kill time and e-mail your friends and family photos from your vacay. Or complain
