Ethernet adaptor for MacBook

While traveling internationally, I often run into hotels where wired Ethernet internet access is available in the room, but WiFi is available only in the lobby.
Is there an adaptor for the new MacBook Pro 15 retina that enables me to plug into a wired Ethernet? Maybe it would be a dongle, similar to the iPad-->HDMI out adaptor...?
Thank you!

http://store.apple.com/us/product/MD463ZM/A/thunderbolt-to-gigabit-ethernet-adap ter

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