Hotel sign-in
GL.iNet's router documentation has you join the hotel network in repeater mode, then complete the sign-in page once for every device behind the router.

A pocket-sized Wi-Fi 6 travel router with a 2.5Gbps WAN port, a 1Gbps LAN port and USB 3.0. RTINGS found its range close to the Slate 7's.
We may earn a commission.GL.iNet's router documentation has you join the hotel network in repeater mode, then complete the sign-in page once for every device behind the router.
USB-C input at 5V 3A, with power consumption under 8W according to GL.iNet.
One 2.5Gbps WAN, one 1Gbps LAN and one USB 3.0 port. GL.iNet lists WireGuard up to 300Mbps and OpenVPN up to 150Mbps in client mode in its own tests.
RTINGS found its OpenWrt-based software highly configurable, while noting it has only two Ethernet ports and no Wi-Fi 6E or 7.
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