I think it would be useful to maybe add some extra photos onto the listing so people know a bit more about what they are buying, the room was useful for the small amount of time was we was in there but only because we didn't want to spend much more time in there than we did.
The room felt a lot more cramped than I was expecting it to be, I was hoping there would be a bit more space to move around and not feel so tightly packed into the room. I also made a request in advance to ideally have a room with a view as it was a romantic weekend away. I was disappointed to find that not only did we not get a room with a nice view, we actually got a room with a BAD view.
There is some construction going on opposite the building at the moment, our window was directly outside it looking at a half broken ugly eye sore of a construction site, not only that but it was unbelievable noisy, I know there is nothing Locke at Broken Wharf can technically do about that, but the fact I put a request in advance to hopefully get a half decent room to be put in that specific location was just terrible.
If you are looking to go to London and stay here just bear in mind that this construction work didn't look like it was anywhere near finished so if you're unlucky like my now fiancé and I you might find yourself not wanting to stay anywhere near the room, as it was just too loud to even relax for 20-30 minutes.
The room was clean & the staff were lovely to speak to at least.
The bed was comfy & warm, the bathroom was lovely and modern, although the mirror cabinet above the sink comes out way too far, making even a simple task of brushing your teeth a difficult task as you can't put your head above the sink, you have to almost put your head practically in the sink to avoid spitting all over the floor.
The kitchen was clean & there was complimentary tea, coffee, sugar & milk.
Because of the above I feel 3/5 was fair.. was a disappointing part of my planned engagement in London.