Internet / Guest Wi-Fi in Resort, Hotel and Motel
North Coast TV & Antenna Service are Telecommunications and Network infrastructure specialists, servicing all areas from Noosa Heads, Maroochydore, Caloundra, Caboolture, Brisbane and the Gold Coast. We also provide Guest Wi-Fi Installations as Far North as Gladestone, Rockhampton, Mackay, Airlie Beach, Townsville, and Cairns in Queensland.
High Speed Internet & Guest Wi-Fi
In Resorts, Hotels, Motels Across the Sunshine Coast and Far North Queensland.
For over 30 years, North Coast TV & Antenna Service has installed and maintained MATV and internet systems in resorts, hotels, motels, and retirement villages across the Sunshine Coast and North Queensland.
We specialise in designing, installing, and repairing high-speed internet over existing TV coaxial cables.
Our coaxial cable equipment can deliver internet speeds over 750 Mbps to smartphones, tablets, and other devices. This means your building is ready for fast, reliable internet now and in the future.
Premium Optical Fibre Internet and Hotel Wi-Fi Solutions
At North Coast TV & Antenna Service, we specialise in delivering customised Wi-Fi solutions tailored specifically for the hospitality industry. We understand that fast, reliable, and secure internet access is no longer a luxury but an essential part of the modern guest experience. From seamless streaming and video calls to online check-ins and business connectivity, dependable Wi-Fi plays a vital role in guest satisfaction and positive reviews.
Whether you operate a boutique hotel, a large resort, or a busy conference centre, our expert Wi-Fi installation services are designed to provide consistent coverage, strong performance, and secure connectivity throughout your entire property. We take the time to assess your unique requirements and design a network that supports both guest usage and internal operations, ensuring a smooth, frustration-free experience for everyone who connects.
Hotel / Resort Wi-Fi Site Survey & Installation
We carry out a comprehensive Wi-Fi site survey using advanced, high-precision equipment to thoroughly assess wireless signal strength, coverage, and data speeds throughout your entire building. By analysing how the Wi-Fi performs in different areas and identifying potential sources of interference, we can accurately determine the optimal number of wireless access points required and the most effective locations to install them. This ensures consistent coverage, faster speeds, and reliable performance across your space, delivering the best possible Wi-Fi experience for users.
Optical Fibre to the Room in Hotels and Resorts
Optical fibre to the hotel room delivers an unmatched level of performance and reliability, providing enormous bandwidth that far exceeds the needs of today’s and tomorrow’s hotel guests. With dedicated fibre capacity, hotels can comfortably support high-speed Wi-Fi, 4K and 8K streaming, video conferencing, IPTV, cloud services, and smart room technologies simultaneously—without congestion or performance drops. Fibre does not suffer from signal degradation or interference, ensuring consistent speeds in every room, at any time of day. Most importantly, the available bandwidth is so vast that it is unlikely to ever be exceeded in a hotel environment, making fibre a truly future-proof investment that eliminates the need for costly upgrades while delivering a premium, frustration-free internet experience for guests.
1. Extremely high bandwidth & future-proofing
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Supports multi-gigabit speeds (10 Gbps+ possible)
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Easily scales as guest bandwidth demands increase (4K/8K streaming, cloud apps)
2. Consistent performance
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No signal degradation over distance
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Each room can have a dedicated fibre strand → predictable speeds
3. Immune to electromagnetic interference
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Fibre is unaffected by electrical noise common in hotels (elevators, HVAC, kitchen equipment)
4. Better for modern hotel tech
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Ideal for IPTV, smart TVs, IoT, VoIP, mobile check-in systems, and in - room automation
5. Lower long-term maintenance
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Fibre doesn’t corrode or degrade like coax
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Fewer performance complaints over time
6. Strong marketing advantage
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“Fibre Internet to Every Room” is attractive to business travelers and premium guests
Future-Proofing Infrastructure in a Rapidly Evolving Digital Landscape
As technology continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, the demand for high-bandwidth, future-ready networks has never been greater. Emerging technologies such as cloud-based applications, 4K and 8K streaming, smart building systems, IoT devices, and advanced security platforms place increasing pressure on network infrastructure. Without sufficient bandwidth and scalable design, systems quickly become outdated, leading to performance bottlenecks, reduced reliability, and costly upgrades. Investing in robust, high-capacity network solutions from the outset ensures organisations can adapt to technological advancements, support future services, and maintain seamless connectivity in an increasingly digital environment.
The Importance of Using Registered Open Cablers
Using registered open cablers with the appropriate endorsements for optical fibre, data and coax cabling is essential when carrying out work in commercial buildings, particularly for businesses that depend on fast, stable, and reliable internet connections. Registered cablers are trained to meet Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) regulations and Australian Standards, ensuring all installations are compliant, safe, and professionally executed. Cablers with fibre and structured data cabling endorsements have the specialised knowledge required to design, install, and test complex networks that support high data demands without interruptions or performance issues. Engaging qualified professionals helps minimise downtime, reduces the risk of costly faults or non-compliant work, and ensures your network infrastructure is built to support current operations as well as future growth—providing peace of mind that your business connectivity is reliable, secure, and fit for purpose.
Avoiding Costly Mistakes with Professional Network Installations
Unfortunately, over the past five years there have been numerous instances where internet service providers and unqualified installers have deployed network and communications equipment in commercial buildings without a proper understanding of system operation or integration with existing MATV infrastructure. When this work is not carried out by experienced and qualified professionals, it can lead to ongoing issues such as intermittent internet dropouts, Foxtel disruptions, and poor television signal performance.
A clear example of this can be seen across the Sunshine Coast with Internet over Coaxial Cable installations. Many hotels and resorts have invested significant capital in these systems, only to be left with substandard outcomes. In many cases, installations are poorly designed, untidy, and unreliable, resulting in persistent connectivity issues that negatively affect both guest experience and daily operations. Unfortunately, once these installations are complete, building owners are often forced to tolerate these problems until future budgets allow for costly rectification work—issues that could have been avoided with the right expertise from the outset.
Can’t Provide a Valid Open Cabling Card? Don’t Risk It!
As a building manager, you can save yourself significant time, cost, and ongoing issues by engaging a service provider and installer who holds the relevant qualifications and an Open Cabling Registration with the appropriate competencies for the work being carried out - such as coaxial cabling, structured data cabling, and optical fibre installations. It is essential that all cabling and network work in commercial environments is performed by properly accredited professionals to ensure compliance, safety, and long-term reliability.
In Australia, it is illegal to carry out work on commercial communications networks without the required licences, registrations, and endorsements. Engaging unqualified installers not only risks non-compliant and unreliable installations but can also expose building owners and managers to serious operational, safety, and legal consequences.
