Which of these is a good small hotel travel wireless router?

I use this (none of the above, works with ethernet, but also has a dialup modem in it)...

Mike S. wrote: ...

The WGR101 comes w/the smallish power wart and a length of cat6 all bundled up in a pretty compact (8"x6") vinyl case. I've used it for about a year and a half now, mostly in hotels in North America and Asia.

Pros:

- small, lightweight

- dead-simple instructions (config card in case)

- supports single & multiple connections (great for work sessions)

- WPA easy to set up

- throughput was very good

- Works well w/the ISP subcontractors used at hotels I frequent

Cons:

- runs hot

- range ain't great (but, heh, a hotel room is fine)

- mode switch on side is just crap (am I on "1?" or is that "3?."

Lastly, it has dropped connections periodically when using one hotel's service. Dunno why or whether it was the router's fault. Elsewhere, worked w/o a hitch.

It works well and is dirt cheap. Would I buy it again? Can't say since I don't know what the market's doing today but I depend on it and it gets the job done.

fwiw,

-Craig