Central London hotels without keycards?

[Donnifrost]

A lady I see from outside of London wants to work in London occasionally & asked if I know any hotels where the guys could easily walk past reception & use the lift without a keycard.

She does not want to go down to let them in.

The only hotels I stay in are not suitable for this or the rooms are awful.

Any advice would be welcome to pass on.

Thank you

[JohnParty]

2 which come to mind are the Hilton Hotel in Padington and the britania international In canary Wharf.

[hawaiifive0]

Hilton, Euston

[lillythesavage]

Britannia Canary Wharf, as mentioned, is probably a good one for a first timer, seems to always have a few.

Double Tree Greenwich, is another.

Does she have a preferred location?

[rafathegaffa]

Mariott, County Hall

The Bloomsbury Hotel

 

[jimbobted]

Meliá White House

[Donnifrost]

Thank you all. I’ll pass these on.

Euston or Paddington sound good.

I thought about canary warf as I stayed there recently but it’s a hassle to get to from central.

I’ll post details if she gives me the ok.

[yubin]

Pullman kings cross

[Donnifrost]

Oh yes, I forgot about this place. It’s been a while

[TOB]

The Bloomsbury
The Park Tower, Knightsbridge

[Garage man]

The Leonado chain are all keycard free

Also I think all the Mercure chain. - definitely the one at Southwark I was there with work recently.

[WARSZAWA16]

The Hoxton, Holborn.

[cheshirelad]

Marriott Kensington

[grebo]

St Giles (near Tottenham Court Road) -- last time I checked, anyway.

[DerrickRoseOnePointSeven]

Premier Inn in Chiswick

Axis Centre, Hogarth Roundabout, Chiswick, London W4 2TH, UK

[Fuzzyduck]

The Wesley, Euston.

Though you get to talk right past reception to the stairs. Always polite to say "hello".

[Mango_007]

the Park Grand Paddington Court. I used to frequent there with elite Jessica before she moved pads.
also the K West Hotel in shepard Bush is used frequently