You will not be charged for receiving calls in a hotel or any other landline. Billing in the US goes to the iniator of the call.
Felicia D.
@LITTLEROOROO美國北卡羅萊納州本特溪
Not sure. Hotels each have different policies, so I would just call the front desk and ask. Same thing with people's residential land lines... It depends upon their service provider and whether or not their phone plan has international long distance, so it's best to ask the owner of the home/landline.
Your best and most consistent option for free international calling, for both incoming and outgoing calls is Skype :)
https://www.skype.com/en/
James W.
@WANGFUJUN中國遼寧大连
how to make Skype incoming calls, (do not have us phone sim card)
Jen L.
@THEINFAMOUSJChapel Hill, North Carolina, United States
In a private home, incoming landline calls are free unless they are "collect" calls.
Hotels, though, ought to be free but you do need to take it up with the particular hotel in question.
