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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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"I don't but I think nearly all modern hotels use key cards. It's quite some time since we stayed in one that didn't"
I stayed in a Premier Inn not that long ago (certainly within the last 18 months) that had the old fashioned key entry to rooms - was most bizarre  |
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"I don't but I think nearly all modern hotels use key cards. It's quite some time since we stayed in one that didn't
I stayed in a Premier Inn not that long ago (certainly within the last 18 months) that had the old fashioned key entry to rooms - was most bizarre "
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"I don't but I think nearly all modern hotels use key cards. It's quite some time since we stayed in one that didn't
I stayed in a Premier Inn not that long ago (certainly within the last 18 months) that had the old fashioned key entry to rooms - was most bizarre
Blimey! "
Trying to think where it was now - was definitely "oop North" - might have been one near Chester - to be fair it was overdue a refurb |
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"Hey guys,
Just wondering if anyone knows of any websites that rate hotels in order of discretion? Eg.to have to use a key card to get to room for meets, etc.
Asking for a friend of course  "
Village Hotel Chain is always my recommendation. You don't need key cards to get to the rooms, the hotels are very very open and busy throughout the day as they are not just a Hotel but have a Public Gym, Pub and starbucks usually. Most discrete hotel chain I've ever stayed in |
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