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By *ucy_juicy OP   TV/TS
2 days ago

Notts

Hi

Which are the best hotels which do NOT require you to have a keycard to access rooms?

I think Premier Inns DO

I know Village Hotels DON’T

What about Holiday Inns and others?

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By *portsgear247Man
2 days ago

Norwich

After the same in central London!

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By *iFabMan
2 days ago

Munich, Germany/Cambridge

Sometimes it depends on individual hotels, the chain might not have the same rule for all. For Holiday Inn Express I know the ones in Cambridge and Dartford don't require a key card, but the one at Stansted does.

One of my favourite things when I travel is to look on here to see who is nearby. Sometimes I find someone in the same hotel.

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By *artina DollybirdTV/TS
2 days ago

Midhurst

I've got two nights booked in the premier inn Petersfield, that's door card entry, I'm sure it'll pan out ok,never used the place before.

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By *eightonpa1Man
24 hours ago

Scarborough


"Hi

Which are the best hotels which do NOT require you to have a keycard to access rooms?

I think Premier Inns DO

I know Village Hotels DON’T

What about Holiday Inns and others?"

Premier Inn is Key card or at least the 5 I have stayed in do. But I've just met the guy in the bar & then we go up to the room have fun then I see him out the lift.

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By *atchmo_Jizz!Man
21 hours ago

Wolverhampton

Some Village Hotels have card controlled access to the individual floors, as others have said it’s down to the individual hotels.

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By *odgercooperMan
20 hours ago

East Midlands east Anglia

Some travelodges do some don't some need a ley card to enter each floor some use key card for lifts and stairs no general rule

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