Hotel Wi-Fi can be unpredictable. Even when your headset shows that it is connected, some networks may block or misroute certain services, which can prevent SLR from loading properly.
If SLR is not working while you are connected to hotel Wi-Fi, one simple fix is to change the DNS settings on your headset.
How to Change DNS on Your Headset
- Open your headset’s Wi-Fi settings and select the hotel network.
- Open the network’s advanced settings and find the DNS setting.
- Switch DNS from automatic to manual and enter
1.1.1.1 - Save the settings and reconnect to the Wi-Fi network.
- Try opening SLR again.
Why This Can Help
Some hotel networks use their own DNS servers, captive portals, or filtering systems. These can sometimes interfere with apps and websites, even after you have successfully connected to the Wi-Fi.
Switching your headset’s DNS to a reliable public DNS provider, such as Cloudflare DNS, can help your headset resolve SLR services correctly.