The hotel Wi-Fi guide · 9 hotel chains · checked 6 November 2026
Who gets it free, what the faster tier costs, how many devices you can connect and how the sign-in page works, from each chain’s own pages.
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Accor ALLALL Accor
Network name not published
Hilton HonorsHilton Honors
Network name not published
IHG One RewardsIHG One Rewards
Network name not published
Marriott BonvoyMarriott Bonvoy
MarriottBonvoy
World of HyattWorld of Hyatt
HyattPasspoint
WyndhamWyndham Rewards
Network name not published
At a glance
What each chain publishes, in a few words. “Not published” means its own pages don’t say. Prices and policies as of November 2026.
| Chain | Free for | Faster tier | Devices | How you sign in | Network |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accor | All members | Free for all members | Not published | Not published | Not published |
 Choice Hotels | Every guest, per brand pages | Not published | Not published | Login and password from front desk | Not published |
| Hilton | Members booking direct | Free for Diamond | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| IHG | All members | Not published | Not published | Surname, member number, room | Not published |
| Marriott | Members booking direct | Free for Gold Elite and above | Not published | Room number and surname | MarriottBonvoy |
 Premier Inn | Every guest | £6 for 24 hours | Up to 3 on Ultimate Wi-Fi | Choose the network | Premier Inn Free Wi-Fi |
 Travelodge | 30 minutes every 24 hours | £3.50 for 24 hours | Up to 2 per purchase | Email and password on the portal | Travelodge WiFi |
| Hyatt | Every guest | Not published | Not published | Varies by hotel; Passpoint profile | HyattPasspoint |
| Wyndham | Basic Wi-Fi for Rewards members | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
Connectivity hell
Public posts about hotel Wi-Fi on X, Reddit, Hacker News and forums, counted every night. A count of complaints, not a measured outage rate.
6Marriottcomplaints in 30 days, as of 5 November 2026
Marriott
6 in 30 days
In the hotel with Kilobat
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More travel guides
In these guides: Accor, all members; Choice Hotels, every guest, per brand pages; Hilton, members booking direct; IHG, all members; Marriott, members booking direct; Premier Inn, every guest; Travelodge, 30 minutes every 24 hours; Hyatt, every guest; Wyndham, basic Wi-Fi for Rewards members. Each guide says who qualifies and the catch, such as booking direct.
At some chains, yes. Hilton and Marriott tie free Wi-Fi for members to bookings made through their own channels. Hyatt and Premier Inn give basic Wi-Fi to every guest. Check the chain’s guide.
The sign-in page checks you’re a guest before it lets you online. Marriott and IHG both say their pages can ask for your room number and last name.
A VPN, iCloud Private Relay or your own DNS can keep the page from opening. Turn them off, open http://captive.apple.com in Safari, and turn the VPN on again after you’ve signed in. Kilobat shows Open sign-in page when a network is waiting for you.
Kilobat shows which app is using the connection, live, so you can quit the one that’s hogging it. With Pro, mark the network Metered and the Travel profile keeps backups and updaters off it while your apps keep working.
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