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

I Had the exact same issue reported here at hotel that requires browser logon. iphone and iPad pro log on fine. I tried to login with a new iPad Mini 4 and the safari login screen would not come up. I entered the complete Google address (http://www.google.com) in the browser and up came the hotel logon screen.

Brilliant Fanfoot!

I had tried all the other tips in this string, plus a few more of the more annoying kind. Nothing worked. Then I removed Boingo at your suggestion, and BAM! it worked.

Never getting Boingo back on my phone or other devices!!!

Removing b-finder did it for me too!

It can also be something that is not app specific, but DNS server settings that were added *by* an app. Here's a general "how to fix this" article here

http://www.theinternetpatrol.com/cant-get-on-the-hotel-wifi-this-may-be-the-prob lem-and-heres-how-to-fix-it/

Oh man, thank you so very much for this tip! I tried so so many different things, nothing worked. Stupid, bloody **** Boingo app! Never again.

Just had to login to say a big THANK YOU to Fanfoot. Been having this issue for over a month and it was driving me crazy. Uninstalled the Boingo app and it immediately started working again. Thanks again!

Kirk

This solution from rorford worked for me just now. I have been having this problem for several months at hotels, never able to solve it. None of the other solutions worked for me, and I tried *all* of them...multiple times. I have iPass and immediately after setting an auto login exclusion for this hotel network in iPass, it worked! Thanks rorford!

I have tried everything listed here. I don't have the "auto-login" or "auto-join" settings on my phone. I have an iPhone 6s, and the software is updated to 9.3.3. I am EXTREMELY frustrated and do not have cellular data to spare. This is absolutely ridiculous, is there anything else I could try?

This worked for me, thanks!

Okay, here's what I had to do with IT's help. I am on a campus network that has an open network and a secure network. I typically would use the secure system due to greater bandwidth, and my iPhone 6 would prompt me to authorize via username and password. The PW was my employee master login. Today I just happened to hit the autofill button to see if it had remembered the user/pass to speed login, after which it would only ask for a password. I assumed incorrectly that it was autofilling something or nothing into the user field, thus making it impossible for me to login. I tried everything in this thread, and finally called IT. What actually happened was that hitting autofill kicked me out of a first level of authentication on the system which was autofilling and was thus transparent. The network isn't visible unless you have this initial WPA2 authentication. Entering that password first brought me back to the authentication screen where my user/pw worked fine. I'm thinking others are having a similar issue, so think one tier higher if having difficulty. TY

I am at a hotel and had this same issue. It worked on every other device I had (two laptops & an iPhone), but it would NOT work on my iPad. I could connect to the wireless SSID, and the authentication page would immediately pop up. However, once I clicked on the button to accept the terms, it showed a blank screen - as if it was trying to authenticate but wouldn't.

I tried all solutions here sans the boingo option since I didn't have that loaded. Nothing worked. I then started digging and found my solution. Hopefully it helps others, too.

Settings\Safari\Privacy & Security\Block Cookies - I had it set to Always Block. I changed it to Allow from Websites I Visit, and that fixed it for me.

Good luck.

What I did to get this working was turn off cellular data and then the wireless web page popped up.

I found that the "Assist me..." button on the bottom of the Network Preferences portion of System Preferences caused the login page to come up. Click the "Assist me..." button then click "Diagnostics..." and from there follow the prompts. For me, it took half a minute for the computer to try getting out to the internet and then the login page magically appeared on a page that I was trying to load.

i think this is a common problem with **** apple products