Native Bankside Aparthotel

Why stay:

Native Bankside Aparthotel located With The City opposite, and Southbank and London Bridge outside, you’re an inquisitive stroll from some of London’s best bits (including Borough Market and favourite foodie spots).

Getting here:

Southwark, London Bridge, and Blackfriars stations are a less-than 10-minute walk away, offering trains to London’s airports. Or see London by water, with the Thames Clipper at the end of our street.

What:

Found on a cobbled street, tucked back from the Thames, this revived warehouse is full of rooms with original features and history.

Best bits:

Central, accessible, and with its own fitness suite. Native Bankside is a homely retreat from the hustle and haste of outside’s entertainment.

Special mention:

Once a Victorian tea warehouse, we’ve carefully restored this building to its former glory. Polished concrete, exposed brick walls, and arched factory windows make for a special stay.

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