Pioneering hospitality brand Locke is making final preparations for the March opening of its second London aparthotel, on the Thames at the Millennium Bridge.
The 113-room Locke at Broken Wharf, top of page, located just minutes from both Cannon Street and Blackfriars on the north bank stretch of the river path, offers guests a distinctive and memorable experience in the heart of one of the city’s most iconic areas.
Complementing the South Bank’s thriving cultural scene, you’ll find a vibrant hive of smart co-working, artisanal coffee by day, and playful cocktails by night.
Its dynamic social spaces comprise an all-day restaurant, bar concept and buzzy co-working area, which will be activated through a mind-expanding cultural programme spanning wellness, fitness, art and music.
Combining the space and flexibility of London serviced apartment living with the service of a boutique hotel, in each of Locke at Broken Wharf’s design-led suites you will find:
- Super fast free WiFi
- Smart TV
- Air Conditioning
- Fully equipped kitchen, including utensils, dishes and pots & pans
- Iron and ironing board
- Loads of storage space
With breath-taking views of the Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe, Locke at Broken Wharf draws inspiration from its surroundings, with each studio accented by subtle aesthetics featuring natural tones, pastel colours and white marble worktops contrasted with brass details.

Locke at Broken Wharf Combined the flexibility of London serviced apartment living with the service of a boutique hotel
Generously-sized rooms and fully equipped high-spec kitchens create a sense of freedom, where guests can enjoy the option of a short stay in a Locke Studio (average 29sqm) or retreat to one of the larger premium River Suites (average 33sqm) for a long term stay.
Created and operated by The Initiative, Deli Cat & Sons – a modern New York-style Deli with local flavours – will offer a selection of freshly baked bagels and salads, along with a vast selection of breakfast and brunch dishes, available for eating in or taking away.
For those keen to prepare their own meals, cookbooks are provided with pantry essentials available to guests on request.
Locke at Broken Wharf sets the stage for two more London openings in Bermondsey and Dalston later this year, in addition to international projects in Dublin, Munich, Berlin, Lisbon and Copenhagen.
These openings build on the success of Locke’s existing hotels in East London, Manchester and Edinburgh.
Locke at Broken Wharf offers rates from £135 per night.




