Start from a device you control
Open Crunchyroll through its official site or application and use the account’s Device Management route. Review the entries shown rather than using a link from an unsolicited message claiming your television needs urgent verification.
Compare the displayed device information with the screen you used while travelling. A generic television name may be ambiguous. If several entries look similar, retain the relevant dates and context and use official support when the intended session cannot be identified confidently.
Understand the current-device exception
The help says the device currently being used will not show the same Deactivate control. That is a useful explanation when the button is present for some entries but absent for your own current screen. It is not automatically a broken account page.
For example, if you are managing the account from a laptop, do not interpret the laptop’s missing control as proof that the hotel television cannot be removed. Inspect the separate television entry and confirm it is the session you intend to end.
Deactivate the selected session and keep the result
Use the publisher’s control for the identified no-longer-used device. Read the result and retain a private note of what was removed. Do not share a screenshot of the full account page publicly if it exposes personal information.
A future authorised device can be signed in through the ordinary account route. Removing an old session is account housekeeping, not a method for obtaining additional streams or changing the subscription allowance. Those commercial conditions remain separate.
Escalate an unexplained account event
If an entry is genuinely unfamiliar rather than merely poorly named, follow the publisher’s current account-security help. Do not assume that deleting one entry resolves every possible cause of unwanted account use. Provide the relevant observation through official support.
This article did not access or change any user account. It explains the documented remote-session route and its current-device exception, with no claim that a particular hotel or device was tested.
Questions about this guide
Why is Deactivate missing on my current device?
The publisher says the currently used device does not show that control.
Does removing an old device change the paid stream allowance?
No such subscription change is implied by session deactivation.