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[MarkTheMule]

I left my Roku account logged in on the hotel smart TV. Is there a way to log off remotely? (Even if it means logging off all devices and logging back in on the home units.)

[RokuMary-F · Accepted solution]

Welcome to the Roku Community, @MarkTheMule.

Thanks for the inquiry.

Please note that if you signed in to your Roku account in the hotel using the "Guest mode" feature you will be signed out of all your subscription channels automatically given your preferred time. However, If you checked out early and forget to sign out of Guest Mode, contact your host and ask them to sign you out remotely using the instructions below.

1. Visit my.roku.com and sign in to their Roku account
2. Find their Roku device under My linked devices.
3. Select Sign Guest Out, and confirm.

You may also refer to this link: How do I stream my content on a Roku® streaming device in Guest Mode? | Official Roku Support

In addition, you may also check or remove any device link to your Roku device by following these steps:

1. Visit my.roku.com on your computer or smartphone.
2. Sign in if prompted.
3. Scroll down and locate the device under My linked devices.
4. Select Unlink and confirm.

Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any other concerns.

Regards,
Mary

[makaiguy]

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@RokuMary-F wrote:

Welcome to the Roku Community, @MarkTheMule.

Thanks for the inquiry.

Please note that if you signed in to your Roku account in the hotel using the "Guest mode" feature you will be signed out of all your subscription channels automatically given your preferred time. However, If you checked out early and forget to sign out of Guest Mode, contact your host and ask them to sign you out remotely using the instructions below.

1. Visit my.roku.com and sign in to their Roku account
2. Find their Roku device under My linked devices.
3. Select Sign Guest Out, and confirm.

You may also refer to this link: How do I stream my content on a Roku® streaming device in Guest Mode? | Official Roku Support

In addition, you may also check or remove any device link to your Roku device by following these steps:

1. Visit my.roku.com on your computer or smartphone.
2. Sign in if prompted.
3. Scroll down and locate the device under My linked devices.
4. Select Unlink and confirm.

Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any other concerns.

Regards,
Mary

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I suspect the poster is not asking about Roku Guest mode but is talking about using the Hotel/Dorm capability to log into a hotel system that requires logging into the hotel's web page. 

If that is indeed the case, the next room occupant will not be using the poster's internet connection but will have to establish his own. 

And even if the next occupant also has a Roku and is able to set up a connection, with or without needing to go through the Hotel/Dorm setup, his Roku won't know the email address or password to log into the poster's account.