Hotels in London for discreet vistors

9 Oct 2009

Hi,
Can anyone recommend a good hotel for discreet meets. One where a guy can arrive separately without having to get hassle off the reception or have to get through some security door with a key.
Just trying to avoid a situation where I have to go down and let the guy in.
Thanks,
Ness xx

9 Oct 2009

Ness - I don't have a clue sorry. Hopefully another member will be able to help you smile

Thought I would welcome you to the forum tho :)

9 Oct 2009

Thanks for the welcome Anais wink

9 Oct 2009

aren't most Travelodges etc pretty much okay to just wonder into?
lp

9 Oct 2009

Quote by __random_orbit__
aren't most Travelodges etc pretty much okay to just wonder into?
lp

Not sure. I stayed at the Liverpool Street one once and I'm pretty sure it had some security door from the foyer/reception part into the main part of the hotel.
But maybe it's just that one. confused

9 Oct 2009

Quote by nessa_tv
aren't most Travelodges etc pretty much okay to just wonder into?
lp

Not sure. I stayed at the Liverpool Street one once and I'm pretty sure it had some security door from the foyer/reception part into the main part of the hotel.
But maybe it's just that one. confused

I think most hotels have that now

9 Oct 2009

battersea seems quite free and easy
lp

9 Oct 2009

Quote by __random_orbit__
battersea seems quite free and easy
lp

I've heard it's being fenced off as some sort of exclusion zone ready for the fall of the ï»¿Sovereignty....or have I been reading too much Sue Townsend again blink

10 Oct 2009

Quote by Ms_Whips
i've used the battersea travelodge and there was no problems with comings and goings. it may have changed since then though.
could you not just tell reception that you are expecting a visit from a friend? i doubt that they really care.
whips

Yep - I have often done that. Say you'll need a second key card, but the person is arriving a bit later. Then text or call the guy with the room number and he just asks at recption for the second key card.
Have fun!

11 Oct 2009

Quote by noladreams
i've used the battersea travelodge and there was no problems with comings and goings. it may have changed since then though.
could you not just tell reception that you are expecting a visit from a friend? i doubt that they really care.
whips

Yep - I have often done that. Say you'll need a second key card, but the person is arriving a bit later. Then text or call the guy with the room number and he just asks at recption for the second key card.
Have fun!
Hey, what a good idea! Thanks Ms_whips and Nola.

9 Nov 2009

The President,Russell saturday and Sunday no single occupancy each(usually double)same problem. biggrin

9 Nov 2009

Marlin apartments are very good, they are serviced apartments so its like having your own flat in London We have used them in the past and they have been a very pleasurable experience ;)