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Hotel Wi-Fi login not working

Hotel Wi-Fi login not working

A quick HTTP trigger plus evidence you can share with hotel staff.

Live snapshot

Connection report

IP address

🇺🇸 United States

🌐 Protocol
HTTP/1.0 · HTTP (no TLS)
📡 Ping
Measuring…
🧾 Headers captured
8
🕒 Generated
2025-12-22 11:09:55 UTC

Headers

Request headers

8 headers

Kickstart the splash screen

Join the hotel SSID and immediately load http://nossl.sh. The page provides the plain HTTP request gateways expect before showing the login form.

  • Watch for redirects that ask for room details.
  • Copy the header snapshot if the portal never appears.
  • Reload after signing in to ensure the walled garden cleared.

Fix common hotel blockers

If you stay stuck, disable VPN or private relay, set DNS to automatic, and forget/rejoin the network. Ask the front desk to whitelist your MAC if needed.

  • Try both guest and conference SSIDs when available.
  • Check the page for an internal IP that signals isolation.
  • Share the JSON output with support so they can escalate quickly.

Why am I not seeing the room number prompt?

The portal only appears after the gateway catches a plain HTTP request. Loading nossl.sh usually triggers it; otherwise staff may need to reset or whitelist your device.

Can I prove that I attempted to connect?

Yes. The connection snapshot includes a timestamp, IP, and headers you can show to the front desk or IT contractor.

Quick steps to trigger captive portals

Apple captive portal check

Open the official Apple CNA page to force the captive assistant on iOS and macOS devices.

Open Apple captive portal

Android captive portal check

Use the Android connectivity check URL that devices call before presenting the portal dialog.

Open Android captive portal