This hotel and location were a great discovery (we live in East Anglia so would not normally consider accommodation south of the river Thames). It's located close to the Globe Theatre & Tate Modern and a short walk from Borough Market & The Shard. From the hotel, it was a short walk over the Millennium bridge to St Pauls, and via the river bank and Jubilee bridges to Trafalgar Square, Strand & Covent Garden. Oxford Street was less than an hours walk.

Very convenient hotel for Tate modern and the Globe. Overall the reception staff and breakfast staff are absolutely fantastic and really cannot be faulted in any way. However when it comes to servicing the room it is a totally different matter. On our recent stay there was continuing problems every day. We stayed for over a week and the floor was never cleaned or surfaces wiped even where we made the tea or coffee unless we complained about, which we had to do continually. The front desk staff took it seriously and communicated with the room staff - they would do it after a complaint but the next day would be just the same. They also made the bed so it looked good on top, but the bottom sheet was always rucked up so we had to remake it every night. Not really good enough for a 4 star hotel. One night we came back to the room and couldn’t find the remote control for the television. We looked everywhere and couldn’t find it, but when we came to go to bed they had thrown the covers over it! Such a shame that for such a friendly hotel the cleaning staff let them all down. Think overall they need a refurbish as everything in the rooms was a little tired and the carpets seemed quite old and stained in several places. For some reason they have stopped leaving face flannels in the bathroom which was a disappointment.

Good location for cafes, bars, Restaurants (borough market 6/7 mins - but similar to nearest tube), funky and friendly, but reception (desk in the middle of the floor!) empty a lot. Comfortable, spacious room, well insulated, and great bed.

Staff in this hotel are simply amazing. The location is excellent, however the bus (A7) which took us from Victoria Station to the vicinity of the hotel did not accept the Oyster Card nor cash, only Credit Card. Thanks to the wonderful, hospitable, multi-lingual people working here every breakfast and contact with the reception was absolutely pleasant and something to look forward to. We felt we were treated like good friends, not simply hotel guests. Highly recommended!

For a weekend away in London, there is no better location than to stay in London Bridge. It is right behind the Tate Modern, walking distance to many of the top sites to visit in the city, and also conveniently linked by buses and tubes. The front of team was extremely friendly, and lounge was so comfortable that you actually want to spend time in the lounge instead of just staying in your room. The breakfast was a tiny bit busy but we managed to have a decent meal. We enjoyed coffee pods in our room and had a wonderful sleep in the comfy bed.

Stayed in a king privilege room on 5 floor on a Saturday night. Overall the hotel gets 4* due to age and design but it was really good vfm in a great location just behind the Tate Modern and in an up and coming area with plenty of nearby restaurants and coffee shops etc. Check-in staff were very accommodating providing early access to our room. Size-wise the room was a bit bijou but was clean and nicely equipped with Nespresso machine and a selection of complementary soft drinks. Breakfast was very good. Overall highly recommended

Overall the staff were friendly, helpful and very pleasant. Our only complaint was the service on Christmas morning. We know the restaurant was very busy but because the staff on duty did not engage at all with the guests, it left you feeling very rushed and not an enjoyable experience.

The hotel is perfectly located just a few minutes from the tube and close to Borough Market. The staff is very kind, it was nice to know we were expected. Breakfast was great too, and we also enjoyed the gym. we're looking forward to our next stay at Mercure London Bridge :)

Changed to the Mercure London Bridge after seeing poor reviews for another hotel that I had booked. We weren't disappointed. Lovely stylish hotel in a great location. Check in desk is a wee bit different as it's a table near entrance but happy with the check in process and the friendliness of the member of staff - Davide. The room was clean and quiet. Really good soundproofing, couldn't hear the London traffic. Only slight downside was not enough cupboard space for clothes. Had a delicious reasonably priced meal in Marco's on first night. Lots of choice for breakfast. All in all a great hotel which we will happily return to. In fact we have plans to return in the Summer.

A stay at the Mercure London Bridge Hotel feels like a stay with friends. The hotel exudes an atmosphere of international standard and local ambiance. With Borough Market around the corner and Tate gallery on "the threshold", the hotel is perfectly situated on the south side of the Thames. We had a wonderfully peaceful and friendly stay on the weekend of November 22-24. At the reception, Davide and his colleagues were our hosts: a cheerful and professional team. With the events on London bridge last Friday, November 29, our thoughts are with the victims and and all those affected by this horrible incident. We also wish the Mercure London Bridge Hotel team a lot of strength and look forward to our stay in coming December. Séa Cassidy Ad van Haaren

Clean and well maintained room; friendly, competent and efficient staff, and a good and well run breakfast area. Staff always willing to please and professional and courteous. Location is excellent being halfway between two tube stations on different lines, a bus stop almost outside the door and a good after breakfast walk across the Millennium Bridge to the St Pauls area. Globe and Tate Modern within 5 minutes.

What a lovely little place in the heart of it all! Our room was nicely decorated, clean and quiet. Great location - within walking distance of many London sights including the Tate Modern, London Bridge, the Globe, to name a few. Also, being so close to the tube (Southwark) station was an added bonus. It allowed us to explore the city even further.

Since I travel a lot professionally, I spend about 200 nights a year in a hotel. So I'm in London about three to four times a year for several days. And since about three years now, the Hotel Mercure London Bridge is my first choice for my stays in London. The hotel is very well located (directly opposite Tate Modern) and it is not very far to the next subway station. The rooms are spacious by London standards. But what is the most important thing for me when choosing a hotel? I have to feel comfortable there - after all, I spend most of the year in a hotel. My feel-good factor in a hotel is very much determined by the people who work there. And the Mercure employees are definitely a plus. One employee stands out in particular. A lady named Baiba. She is always extremely friendly and helpful - service at its best. Since she usually works at breakfast time in the morning, her friendly nature ensures that the day starts off smoothly - otherwise something is missing. An experience that family and friends who accompanied me to the Mercure Hotel have confirmed again and again. Employees like Baiba are better than any customer loyalty campaign - a reason for me to book the Mercure Hotel over and over again. Many thanks for the good service!

I have complained to the duty manager on our check out. I have send an Email to the Mercure London Bridge. I am still waiting for an answer. We booked this hotel as a part of a deal to get back all our unused points. Not only I have not been credited back my points. But out stay was really poor. All of this for £166. Really feel frustrated.

The location is the only thing going for this hotel as you can walk to many attractions in central London. Otherwise the hotel looks old. The pillows in the room were as hard as a rock and the bed was so soft that the spine curled up. Did not have a good night's sleep. Breakfast was just so so. Hotel seems to have applied the minimalistic approach on the breakfast spread, Overall 'not so good value for money stay' at this hotel.