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3 Ways to Connect a PS4 to Hotel WiFi

By Matthew Lynch
April 5, 2024
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Introduction:

For gamers who love to travel, it’s essential to stay connected and keep up with your game progress even at your hotel. So, how can you connect your PlayStation 4 (PS4) to hotel WiFi? In this article, we will discuss three ways to help you connect your PS4 to hotel WiFi, ensuring that you don’t miss a beat no matter where you are.

1.Use the built-in PlayStation 4 browser:

The easiest way to connect your PS4 to hotel WiFi is using the built-in PS4 browser.

Step 1: Turn on your PS4 and press the “Up” button on your controller to access the Function Area.

Step 2: Navigate over to “Settings” and select “Network.”

Step 3: Choose “Set Up Internet Connection,” then select “Use Wi-Fi.”

Step 4: Select “Easy” setup and wait for the available networks to load.

Step 5: Choose the hotel’s Wi-Fi network and enter the password if required.

Step 6: The PS4 might prompt you to open a new window in its browser. Here, you will need to input any login credentials or agree to terms and conditions required by the hotel.

2.Utilize a mobile hotspot:

If your hotel’s Wi-Fi network requires browser-based authentication, or if the connection is unstable, consider using a mobile hotspot instead.

Step 1: Turn on your smartphone or tablet’s mobile hotspot feature. Make sure you have enough data allowance for gaming.

Step 2: On your PS4, navigate over to “Settings,” then select “Network.”

Step 3: Choose “Set Up Internet Connection,” then select “Use Wi-Fi.”

Step 4: Select “Easy” setup and wait for available networks to load.

Step 5: Choose your device’s hotspot network and enter the password if required.

3.Use a travel router:

If you prefer a more reliable and secure connection, consider purchasing a travel router. These devices act as an intermediary between the hotel Wi-Fi and your PS4, providing additional security and stability.

Step 1: Connect your travel router to the hotel’s Wi-Fi network by following its setup instructions.

Step 2: Once your travel router is connected to the hotel Wi-Fi, turn on your PS4 and navigate over to “Settings,” then select “Network.”

Step 3: Choose “Set Up Internet Connection,” then select “Use Wi-Fi.”

Step 4: Select “Easy” setup and wait for available networks to load.

Step 5: Choose your travel router’s Wi-Fi network and enter the password if required.

Conclusion:

Connecting your PS4 to hotel WiFi may seem challenging at first, but it doesn’t have to be. By using the built-in PlayStation browser, utilizing a mobile hotspot, or investing in a travel router, you can enjoy gaming even when away from home. So, pack up your console and game on!

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