I am connected to the hotel wifi network, but the login screen does not appear.

I have an iPhone 7plus and it does this at work. EVERY SINGLE DAY. I have saved off a series of hyperlinks in a note that I click on to get the login page to show. Seems to do the trick every time. Just need to click one of them.

www.airport.us

www.thinkdifferent.us

www.appleiphonecell.com

captive.apple.com

www.itools.info

www.ibook.info

I work at a hotel and this happens to me daily. My fix is to open an incognito tab in my browser and type anything in the url bar. This will force a redirect, but before the login page pops up, it may prompt that you are trying to "visit an unsafe site." At this point you can either view the certificate, or you can select visit the site anyways. You should choose to visit the site anyways, then the hotel login will open. Cheers!

I've read that this is an issue on iPhone and MacBook - there are many "legit" fixes out there - but I read that going to www.apple.com works, and it does! Attempt to go to www.apple.com and the security window will come up. This works on both iPhone and MacBook.

Had same problem when connecting to networks that required disclaimer screen. Did force reset by holding power and home button. Worked like a charm.

Same problem here.

I uninstalled a Boingo similar application that was given to me by my travel insurance agency to be able to connect to wifi’s in thousands of locations. The app never worked and after deleting it from my iPhone the problem was solved

HTH

I think the trick is to type in a website that is not one you have visited recently (i.e. not in the cache) and you may need to open a new tab. I tried all sorts of variations of typing addresses based on other replies in this list until I saw Airbluesky who said that they opened a new tab. That finally worked for me.

This was our problem! The boingo wi-finder. Deleted app and all is working fine.

Anyone having this problem should do this because it's the only solution!!! Everyone like this post so it's moved to the top!!! Thank you so much!

Connect to Wifi X > click on "i" infront of ticked X wifi > ip Address > DHCP > in the part "Search domains" write the login page address> disconect and connect the wifi

Now the log in page appear and you can write username and password :)

Other situation I met: I have succefully connected and login to the hotel wifi a few times than the wifi dropped me out and I didn't get anymore the login screen. The only way I managed to reset my cache and ip address was by restarting my iphone.

Someone answer this question in Oct 2016 and said to delete the Boingo app--he was SPOT ON. That is so freaking useless, the supposed free-wifi never works, and it screws up everything else. So THANK YOU to whoever it was who said to delete BOINGO!!!!! I cannot find your reply :-(

Tried everything in the thread. Finally I decided to call the hotel and ask for their IT department (Marriott). They asked for my WiFi MAC address on my iPhone 6, deleted me on their network, reset the firewall, and boom-worked. They told me this happens from time to time - no explanation and suggested it's the network not the phone. So you may want to simply go that route and speak to their I IT folks.

Oh my God!! I’ve spent almost 24 hours trying to connect my iPad in a hotel. I deleted the boingo app, because the hotel WiFi said “check for boingo WiFi” and presto after I turned WiFi off and on again, hotel log in. Thank you!!!

Just an FYI for anyone having this problem... You can fix it by manually typing a new web address in the browser. That will force a reset. If you were trying to get to google.com and couldn't get to the hotel/cafe network login screen, in the address bar, type www.apple.com. This should force a reset of any cache and bring you to the hotel's login screen for authentication. Cheers, Tim.

I was having the exact same problem as the original poster. I followed trstark66's advice and it worked perfectly. The only thing I did differently was make sure that typed the full URL, as in http://www.apple.com, as opposed to just apple.com

Thanks trstark66!