The aparthotel is great, loved the location, staff was fantastic. Room was pretty well laid out, just a few issues. There is a small kitchenette, if you have dry goods there is no place to put them, not a lot of area to prep either. A small shelf in bathroom would go along way, hard to access toiletries as we stayed for 7 nights, no real area to put them. I had an issue with my phone, has basically no cell service, the hotel is a old warehouse, brick and concrete, which meant we I could not use my personal hotspot… WiFi was ok. I had to go to the gym to make a personal call. There is a lounge on floor 1, but it’s not private. A few little upgrades to the room ( a few shelves) and it would be perfect! Microwave great and fridge space was fantastic….the washer machine in the room was such a dream… I will try another Native in the city, try to stay in different areas when we go back to London, to learn more of the city….

The location is great…able to walk or ride bike to all touristy spots. London bridge, St.Pauls cathedral, West Minster Abbey, Parliament/Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Churchill war room, Borough market. The room itself was thoughtfully laid out, we did just take carry on so used the washer dryer. We also loved it had a fridge for yogurt and fruit , boiled eggs , easy to have light breakfast in room. It is close to hustle and bustle but so quiet inside the room, tucked away on quiet alley. Friendly desk staff.

This is my own directional challenges after long flight…I found it difficult to find. Called and staff was able to direct me over the phone.

Excellent location right next to the Tate Modern, and close to a host of public transport options. Our welcome by Hamza at the front desk was warm, friendly and efficient -- he arranged a room for us well ahead of our check-in and oriented us on the facilities. Our room was the best part: spacious, modern, very stylish and extremely comfortable. I had the sleep of ages on the wide and comfortable bed; mood lighting and temperature control were touch-button, no hiccups there. I would totally stay here again and wished we'd stayed longer!

More coffee stocked in the kitchenette would have been appreciated

The location was fantastic. Right on Southbank area of the Thames, making it easy to walk everywhere. Blackfriars train station is also a 5 minutes walk away, and the underground is over the bridge easily walkable. We found the accommodation easily and was quiet over the NYE dates we were there. The lady at check-in was friendly and super helpful ( I think her name was Yvonne ) You have many restaurants all in an easy walking distance. The accommodation itself was asthectically lovely (Premier Studio ). The amenities in the room were brilliant and had the bonus of a washing/dryer machine, which saved us hunting around for a launderette. Also, you can cook for yourself if wanted, and it was nice to be able to buy breakfast stuff to make in the room.The bed was comfortable, and the room was lovely and clean. The room was warm, and there was no need to use the heaters. I found the price reasonable, compared to hotels in the area and the amenities the room had, especially as it was booked last minute and over NYE.

The only downside for us was the constant air flow sound in the room. I am a light sleeper and use earplugs. But sitting in the room in the day, the constant background noise got annoying. Bar this I still would highly recommend the property as maybe this doesn't affect people it was only our downside.

We booked 2 x 1 bedroom apartments which were the perfect size for 2 nights stay - especially for our elderly parents. Very easy check in, staff very helpful and welcoming. Lift access to all floors, again essential for our needs. Very central location, just off south bank. Small but very well equipped kitchen. Cab from Waterloo to Native about £15. We have stayed many times and we're already booked to return in January 2025. When we checked out, we were able to keep our cases in locked store so we could enjoy another day in London!!! Would highly recommend.

Just a very minor point, great showers however more like wet room bathroom as water does go everywhere! Fine for us but a little concerning for elderly parents - but they coped ok.

Great location between Blackfrairs abd London Bridges, close to Tate Modern and not far from St Paul's Cathedral. Lots of quirky back streets too with little bars and restaurants. The accommodation itself was pristine, beautifully done and well set out with everything you need. Equipment provided was great, wrll thought out, liked the toiletries provided, great shower which is always a bonus! I also liked that tea and coffee were provided with decent milk in the fridge.

I was on the sofa bed which you could see had tape on it I think to keep it together and the mattress was really quite lumpy. Considering the price per night, I would have expected the sofa bed to be quite decent. it was also difficult to work out which knob did what in the main shower/bathroom ... and the knobs themselves had bits missing.

Native Bankside was a great choice to get for the in-laws, they enjoyed the facilities, and everything was spacious and clean with a lot of amenities. They mentioned the space of the room, the cleanliness, the kitchen facilities, the Peloton downstairs, and most importantly the location was a big mention for them. They talked about being within close distance of Borough Yard/Borough Market and still being secluded while being in central London. They would book themselves again at Native and recommended that it would be a good place to stay for a couple of days to 2 weeks as the accommodation accommodates for that.

Everything was great!

We loved staying at the Native Bankside, it had everything we needed for a longer stay in London. The bed was very comfortable (nicely firm), the bench seat by the window was an awesome spot to hangout, the kitchen was perfectly equipped for making coffee and simple meals, the decor was appealing, the bathroom was nice. Also, this hotel is in an awesome location, near Borough Market and great dining options along the Southbank.

Wish there was a bit more floorspace to walk around (the bed was so large that not much floor space remains!). Also, the shower is open on one side and so water splashes all over the place during showers.

Although it is located in a busy area of cafés, restaurants and markets, the hotel is very quiet and peaceful. It offers a sense of privacy. It is strategically located for shopping and museum visits. The Thames embankment is right on the doorstep for evening strolls.

While the hotel room has everything you need, the bathroom facilities could be more functional. It is also a pity that the windows do not open. But these are just small things.

I like the room layout, spacious and the kitchen is perfect for warming up some food or making a cup of tea. The bathroom is also spacious. Plus the facility is quiet, no outside noise to affect sleeping.

They should either highlight the switch (paint a contrasting color) to turn off the kitchen light (under the cabinet) or provide instructions. The first night I slept with the light on because i could not find the switch and I did not want to dress and go down to the desk for assistance. The bed pillows are very hard, would be nice to have an option for a softer pillow.