Top Hotels Near St. Brides' Church in London from NZ$265

"The location is amazing! You can literally walk to all the historic buildings, museums and theaters. "

"Love this hotel and the location. Rooms could definitely do with having a mini fridge in them."

"Clean the room."

"Breakfast was excellent - room was basic but clean - handy for seeing London"

"Great hotel in great location. Only negative is we wanted to get a reservation or ask about dinner at the in house restaurant but there is no phone in the room and we had to find a number and go through options to be able to talk to staff. Before finally reaching staff their phone message said to reserve dinner online but we had a couple questions do that all was a bit of a hassle"

"I really enjoyed my stay at Locke at Broken Wharf. The staff is great, there is a coffee shop on site and lots of areas to just sit and relax. The apartment was lovely, comfortable bed, good wifi, great shower. The location cannot be beat, steps from the Millennium Bridge and Saint Paul’s. Great transportation connections being near a Tube station and lots of bus routes. The only downside to my stay was noise from cars racing on the road seem to funnel down and was quite loud with the windows open. Nothing they could do about that but something to note if you are staying on the west side of the building."

"Avoid ...photos are fake, besides the location it is a really a bad hotel, the rooms are terrible it looks more like a prison cell that an hotel room, no windows which is terrible in itself as you need to leave to light on, else it feels like a black hole,...but also no TV, no bed table, no bed light, no chair, no shelves,.. nothing just two old beds, nothing else...ZERO FURNITURE to put your suitase, your book, no ensuite shower just a cheap ikea style show curtain...it is a tourist trap a SCAM...they know nobody will return to such a bad place so they don't care. Really depressing place even just to spend 2-3 nights...just avoid."

"Great location of hotel in. Ideal location for travelling into central London"

"Clean room"