The property was clean, modern and in a good location in central London. The staff were friendly as well and they accepted our bags before check-in so that we could explore the city early.

The bathroom sink was very tiny and hard to use for washing up. The sink also did not have hot water so it was difficult to wash your face or take off makeup at the end of the day. The other is issue is there is a window in the room but they keep it locked so you are not allowed to open it.

The apartment is small but very well laid out, making it pleasant to use. The decor is very attractive. The view from the window of the river and Tate Modern is fantastic. The apartment has good air conditioning and is well soundproofed. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

The rooms on the west side of the building are a bit too noisy due to the construction work in the area.

I loved everything about Locke, but what i recall best is the LOCATION. Two different tube stations are blocks away. You're very near St Paul's Cathedral. A short walk along the Thames gets you to the Millenium Bridge that gets you to the south side of the river. I rented a 'micro studio', and the size was just right. I was thrilled at the kitchen facilities. The mini kitchen was state of the art, and so comprehensive that i seldom dined out. The kitchen alone saved me a lot of $$. The free laundry was state of the art. I don't know how old the Locke is, but it seemed brand new. The bathroom was sleek, and water pressure was very good. The cost worked out to a great price for a near-luxury stay. I would happily book at the Locke again.

In fall of 2022, the construction noise (jackhammers, hydraulics) was pretty unbearable. It's the price we pay for progress-- even the Locke is new! I found a closeup view of building construction kind of interesting. The noise carried on from about 8:30am-6pm, and was silent on Sundays. Thankfully i was out most days. I'll try the Locke again post-big-waterfront-change. ALSO, the mattress wasn't blissful. It wasn't bad, but this fussy Goldilocks found it kind of lumpy? I hope the Locke has brand new mattresses when I return.

The size and layout of the accessible room was so practical. We were travelling as a family of three, and the position of the cot bed for our 7yr old didn't take away from the layout of the space, I didn't feel I was tripping over or in too tight quarters with my man or hyper little boy. The proportions were generous and plenty of space to move around one another.

firmer mattress, but this is personal preference. Also, very minor, but the clothes rail needs a lot more hangers, especially for longer stays which is what this accommodation is perfect for.

The location was perfect. Close to the Thames and St. Pauls Cathedral with the Tate Modern just over the Thames. Easy access to the underground and The City but quiet. Plenty of restaurants and coffee shops nearby. Comfortable suite and excellent shower. The bed and pillows were super comfortable and it was great to have a washing machine in the suite.

Not a complaint, but it would be nice to have a teapot and/or some form of coffee maker in the room. Otherwise everything was great, thank you.

Location, view on the Thames and super close to the Tate Modern museum. Tower bridge is on walking distance just like the Thames ferry boats. Nice and modern design and spaces. The room has a great design, great bed and everything was very clean The cafe on the ground floor was also very nice, and has a good selection of food and great coffee. (don't expect standard English breakfast here) Ample space to quietly work on the ground floor.

The location makes up for it, but the closest Underground station is ca. 10m walking distance, especially with heavy luggage this can be relatively far. Minor, but the windows in our room would not hold an open-position

Very friendly and helpful staff (particularly Livia who checked us in but everyone we spoke to was very helpful), room very clean and had everything we needed, even fresh milk to make a drink. Very comfortable beds, good shower. Nice to have fridge, microwave etc although did not use on this short stay. Excellent location, we would definitely come again.

Not a big problem but we couldn't find the entrance easily and went past at first. Realising we must have missed it we went back and noticed we had to enter through coffee shop as the main door was not working.

Excellent service by very courteous staff at the desk, particularly Ceri who was exceptionally helpful. The studio was well designed and super for my month's stay in London. My room - facing the river - was really quiet. No planes, trains or cars could be heard! Amazing for the City of London. I loved being able to see the river and the lights at night. I chose Locke at Broken Wharf for the location as I could walk to all the places I wanted to visit. FABULOUS

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The location is excellent, right next to the Millennium bridge. This meant the Tate Modern, the Barbican Centre, St. Pauls are are all within 10mins walking distance. Several tube stations are also just 5mins away. The hotel itself is great. We chose a room with river view, which I highly recommend doing. It is worth the slightly higher price. I also like the concept: the room is not cleaned every day and you have a small kitchen area which is convenient for, say, juice, fruit, cereals. I wouldn't prepare a full dinner there, but that's really not necessary when you are in London. We stayed 7 nights and had our room cleaned on the third day. Worked perfectly fine for us. Who needs fresh linen or towels every day, and it helps to keep the prices competitive. I also liked the design (colours, furniture, ...) of the room. Would definitely stay again.

With the large bed and the sofa the room was at 22 sqm a little bit too small for two people, for my taste. I don't remember if larger rooms were available, but the next time I'd go for a larger one. 22 sqm might be ok with just the bed, but once you add the sofa, the coffee table and the wardrobe, and put your luggage somewhere, the floor space becomes a rare commodity.

The location was perfect! The staff was super friendly, and gave us great suggestions for restaurants. It was a short 5 minute walk to the Mansion House station, and a 9 minute walk to the St. Paul’s station. There were tons of great restaurants and coffee shops in the area. The area didn’t feel as crowded as some of the other touristy areas. I loved that the hotel had a coffee shop on three ground floor (they had a great dirty chai latte). The hotel was also right on the water and a close walk to the Millennium Bridge and the Southwark Bridge!

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