Guest Wi-Fi that follows the stay, not a shared password.

A hotel needs reliable guest internet, but its reception team should not have to keep rotating Wi-Fi passwords, issuing ad-hoc vouchers or manually chasing expired access.

Give guests a straightforward connection while keeping access under the property’s control.

What makes access difficult?

One password is shared beyond the property

Once a shared password leaves reception, it is difficult to know who is still using it.

Checkout does not automatically end access

Guests may remain connected after leaving unless their access is managed individually.

Front-desk work becomes repetitive

Manually managing credentials and access duration adds work across rooms and shifts.

The BryanNet approach

Individual guest access

Create guest accounts and give each stay its own access entitlement rather than relying on a property-wide credential.

Time-bound guest entitlements

Assign an access duration and let the subscription lifecycle expire access at the end of the permitted period.

Central oversight and revocation

Reception or an authorized administrator can review accounts, sessions and devices, and suspend or disconnect access when necessary.

How it works

Register the stay

Identify the guest and create or select their account.

Grant guest internet

Assign a time-bound entitlement and provide the individual connection details.

End access

Let the entitlement expire or revoke it when the guest checks out.

Relevant capabilities

Guest-specific credentials

Validity-based access

Account and device management

Session visibility and disconnection

Administrative access suspension

Multi-router operations where deployed

Automatic check-in, checkout and room synchronization with a hotel PMS is a separate integration, not part of the standard guest-access workflow.