How to make your Chromecast work properly on hotel Wi-Fi
Hotels don't always make it easy to use your Chromecast. They use complicated network access management tools to govern guest connections, and they'll often limit rooms to one device per connection for technical and economic reasons. These things are especially problematic for a Chromecast because it can't handle the typical hotel Wi-Fi setup. But don't fret because a simple travel router can make your Chromecast work just the way Google intended no matter what hotel you're at. Products used in this guide Amazon: Chromecast ($35) Amazon: TP-Link N300 Wireless Travel Router ($30) Amazon: Ethernet Cable ($12) Why won't my Chromecast just work on hotel Wi-Fi? More and more, folks are looking to take their streaming devices on the road as hotels refuse to budge on bloated movie rental prices. The Chromecast is a great little tool for this purpose considering how small it is and how easy it is to use. Unfortunately, hotels also want to sell expensiv...