Hotels near Lock Clocks

"Perfect location! Walking distance to a lot of restaurants, shops & museums. The staff is what really made me fall in love with this hotel. They are super kind, attentive & are willing to go above and beyond to make your stay enjoyable. I recommend this hotel to anyone who is looking for a memorable stay! I will definitely be returning soon! "

"Excellent location close to everything! Staff were very friendly and helpful! Would definitely visit again!"

"Lovely welcome upon arrival, staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. Hotel room had everything we needed."

"Wonderful location for a night in the Gothic Quarter near the harbour. The rooms are tight but the public spaces compensate for it. Coffee and hot drinks are thoughtful ammenities "

"Sadly the exception- the member of staff had a real attitude towards us when we checked in . Perhaps this was because we were wearing football shirts for Newcastle United."

"Professional, courteous and nice staff. Spacious room. Bathroom looks properly sanitized. Excellent location. Excellent staff. "

"Lovely hotel but the area is very congested, traffic and construction noise from the street below. Disappointing because I booked a balcony but couldn’t really enjoy"

"Excellent location, clean and safe. Wifi was spotty but still worked. Would stay there again. Staff was very accommodating. "

"Well, let’s just start with o real rating - they advertise themselves as 5 star hotel but by average American standards it’s between 2-3 There no traditional hospitality standards we are all used to ( Vegas , NYC , Miami , Boston ) equivalent to 5 stars Rooms are very small and odd shaped , bedding is Ramada Inn quality , no tubs. Heating or TV were not working in our room and staff did not care to come and fix it Pricing of more than 400$ per night is ridiculous and frankly insulting Anyhow - don’t get lured in by the location , no direct access by uber or taxi , and so called roof top is just a tourist trap They let anyone from the street come and use it so you don’t have any privileges as a hotel guest Expedia should be checking more careful properties before advertising them to its patrons "