Wake up somewhere new
Small hotels in seven cities
Each one in an old building that used to be something else, in the part of town you’d want to walk around. Breakfast is on us.
A Classic room for two, breakfast in. Pick your check-in.
Prices by night show here.
Example prices, in pounds, per night.
Seven hotels, one line
Tap a city to look inside. Every one is a building that used to be something else.

London
Latchkey Bloomsbury
- The building
- A row of Georgian townhouses, knocked through. 34 rooms.
- The neighbourhood
- Garden squares, bookshops and the big museums, ten minutes from the West End.
Prices at Bloomsbury ↑
Edinburgh
Latchkey Old Town
- The building
- A printworks off the Royal Mile. 22 rooms.
- The neighbourhood
- Steep closes off the Royal Mile, the castle at one end and the palace at the other.
Prices at Old Town ↑
Amsterdam
Latchkey Jordaan
- The building
- Three canal houses side by side. 18 rooms.
- The neighbourhood
- Canals, brown cafés and markets on the square, the whole city by bike.
Prices at Jordaan ↑
Copenhagen
Latchkey Vesterbro
- The building
- A meatpacking hall, now rooms and a bakery. 40 rooms.
- The neighbourhood
- The old meatpacking district, now restaurants and bars, five minutes from the station.
Prices at Vesterbro ↑
Paris
Latchkey Le Marais
- The building
- A hat maker’s workshop round a courtyard. 26 rooms.
- The neighbourhood
- Narrow streets, small galleries and falafel queues, the river at the bottom of the road.
Prices at Le Marais ↑
Barcelona
Latchkey Gràcia
- The building
- An old cinema, with a pool on the roof. 30 rooms.
- The neighbourhood
- Small squares and bars, a village inside the city, the hills above it.
Prices at Gràcia ↑
Lisbon
Latchkey Alfama
- The building
- A tiled merchant’s house above the river. 20 rooms.
- The neighbourhood
- Steep lanes, trams and fado at night, the river below every window.
Prices at Alfama ↑Three rooms, drawn to scale
The same three in every hotel, give or take a wonky wall. Example prices, a night for two, breakfast in.
- Size
- 15 m²
- Bed
- Double, 140 cm
- View
- Courtyard
- Sleeps
- 2

- Size
- 21 m²
- Bed
- King, 160 cm
- View
- The street
- Sleeps
- 2

- Size
- 34 m²
- Bed
- King, plus a sofa bed
- View
- Two sides, on the corner
- Sleeps
- 4

Our street
How far you walk for the three things you’ll want first. Example times, at an easy pace.
Bakery2 min
Museum6 min
Station9 min
Front door15 min

A key, not a lobby
Check in from your phone
No queue at a desk. Your door code comes by text the morning you arrive, and someone’s always downstairs if you want them.
Latchkey · Today 8:02am
Morning! Room 12 at Latchkey Jordaan is ready from 3pm.
Your door code, for the front door and your room:
4817
Can we drop bags at noon?
Of course. Someone’s downstairs till 10pm.
Front doorLocked
- 1
8am
Your code by text
One code for the front door and your room, the morning you arrive.
- 2
From 3pm
Walk straight in
Type it in at the door. No desk, no queue, no forms.
- 3
Any time
Someone downstairs
Ask for a map, a table or a taxi. They live round the corner.
Something from each city
The same eggs and coffee everywhere, then three things from wherever you woke up. Always in the price.
From London
- Crumpets with salted butter
- Bacon roll with brown sauce
- Porridge with stewed fruit
From Edinburgh
- Porridge with heather honey
- Tattie scones and fried eggs
- Kippers on toast
From Amsterdam
- Rye bread with aged Gouda
- Uitsmijter: eggs on bread with ham and cheese
- Hagelslag on buttered bread
From Copenhagen
- Cardamom buns from the bakery downstairs
- Rye bread with cheese and jam
- Soft-boiled eggs
From Paris
- Croissants and pain au chocolat
- Tartine with salted butter and jam
- Herb omelette
From Barcelona
- Pa amb tomàquet with jamón
- Tortilla de patatas
- Fresh orange juice
From Lisbon
- Pastéis de nata
- Tosta mista
- Galão, the milky coffee
Every hotel
- Eggs any way
- Fruit and yoghurt
- Coffee, tea and juice
