Student Accommodation London | Student Housing, Room & Flats

How much is student rent in London?

On average, rent of student homes in London is for about £200 a week. With Unilodgers, you can find options starting at just £129 a week. 

How to find student accommodation in London?

To find the best student accommodation in London that has everything you want and fit your budget, you can use Unilodgers’ search filters. You can explore different room types, price range and neighbourhoods and select the one that meets all your criteria. 

Where to live in London if you are a student?

London has many chic, trendy neighbourhoods that are close to its many college campuses, as well as fun to live in. Students especially like Shoreditch, Camden Town, Kings Cross, Spitalfields, and Hammersmith, where you can find a variety of comfortable and affordable student housing options.

Does Unilodgers have any offers on accommodation in London and is there additional discount on group booking?

Yes, we have a lot of great value deals and bonus add-ons available with our student homes in London. You can visit the property page and look for offers listed with them.

What’s the best mode of transportation in London?

The best way to get around London is to hop on the London Underground, commonly known as “the tube.” The wide network of trains helps you get anywhere in the city quickly and easily, and is used by millions of commuters every day. You can also hop onto a bus, which is a great way to get around. Full-time students in London can save a lot of money with an Oyster card, which you can use on most forms of public transport in London. 

Are these accommodations secure?
 

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student apartments in London ensure your security with features like CCTV and secure door entry. Many of them also have on-site staff to keep you safe. You can find specific details about security features on individual property pages.

What all is included in the rent?
 

Many London student apartments offer utilities such as electricity, water, and gas in the rent, while some also offer WiFi and insurance at no extra cost. However, for specific rent inclusions, please refer to the property pages.

What anti-COVID measures are in place at student accommodations in London?

Many of our London properties are covered under Unilodgers’ Pandemic Shield, which protects you from any COVID-related uncertainties. The features of Pandemic Shield include deep cleaning, social distancing markers, temperature checks, staff PPE kits, and more. For accurate details on what Pandemic Shield facilities are offered at a particular property, you can refer to the property page. Alternatively, you can use the Pandemic Shield filter option to shortlist properties that offer the facilities you are looking for. 

Can me and my friend stay together in an accommodation?

Yes as long as you are a student, you can choose from our shared accommodation options if you want to stay with your friend, couple or a group. Check out shared room options in London here. 

How to book a student room on behalf of my friend?

Are you going for a dual occupancy or a shared room to stay with your friend? Every accommodation has its own guidelines and rules and our student advisor will be able to help you with the process. 

Can a virtual tour be arranged for student rooms in London?

Yes, if you want to check your accommodation virtually before booking, you can request this on our booking form – there is a section labelled “special needs/requests” which prompts the Student Advisor to confirm with the property themselves if they allow tours or can schedule a virtual tour.

What are the best student housing options near London City centre?

Central London is a great place to settle in if you want to live close to almost everything around. Here is a list of a few famous housing options: AXO Oxford Circus, Cross Court House, iQ Bloomsburry and Nido Barnard Point. Check out more student homes close to the city centre here.

Can my parents or guardian stay for the first few days when I arrive?

We understand that you might need help setting your place or your parent/guardian want to stay for a night after a long journey. Every student flat has its own set of guidelines and rules when it comes to these things. We recommend you to have a conversation with your selected accommodation to address the situation.

Can only students book with Unilodgers?

Yes, Unilodgers uses technology, talent, and some lateral thinking, to make the journey towards finding the perfect student home simple, secure, and smooth for a student.

How can I book my off-campus student accommodation in London?

Visit unilodgers.com, Select London as your city of choice. Browse the available off-campus student accommodations options, You can filter the results based on your preferences, such as location, price, room type, etc. Review the details of the accommodation, such as the room type, the rent, the facilities, etc. Press Book Now after you’ve selected  Fill in your personal and contact details, Choose your preferred payment method, Review and confirm the booking details and click on Book Now to complete the booking process. That’s it! You will receive a confirmation email with all the details of your booking.

Which are the most affordable student halls in London?

The rentals of student accommodation in London can vary and mostly depends on the location, type of room, and amenities offered. The ideal way to select affordable accommodation in your budget is to filter accommodation results by price and choose the one in your budget. However, here are some affordable student halls in London: Surrey Quays Landale House, North Lodge, iQ The Arcade, iQ Sterling Court etc.

How much is the Cost of Living in London as a Student?

Average cost of living as a student in London is £1000 to £1500 per month including accommodation, clothes and toiletries, utilities, food, transportation, and other expenses. Moreover, this cost can vary widely depends on your lifestyle and how much you spend on entertainment, social activities and other non-essential items. To help keep your costs low, most of the students choose to live in shared accommodation, cook their meals at home, and prefer to use public transportation.

Where do international students live when studying in London?

Majority of international students in London typically live in off-campus student accommodations, residence halls, private accommodations, flats, student lets, and apartments. It is important to plan in advance and research with Unilodgers.com the different student living options available to ensure a smooth transition to life in London. 

Is it good to live in a dorm to achieve better academic outcomes?

Based on research and studies, it has been proved that living in a dorm can lead to better academic outcomes. Because dormitories offer students an organized living environment, which promotes time management and study habits. Students also get opportunities to interact with other students from diverse backgrounds, fostering the development of critical thinking skills and chances to build new relationships. However, it is important to note that living in a dorm is not the only way to achieve better academic outcomes, some other individual factors such as study habits, motivation, and support from family and friends also play a vital role.

When should I book a student room in London for the tenancy starting in September?

It’s advisable to start looking for student accommodations in London 6 months before your desired move-in date in September. The demand for student rooms in London is always high during September, so the ideal time to book a room of your choice is between January and February.

What is the exact meaning of dual occupancy student accommodation?

Dual Occupancy is where a studio is shared between 2 students, where they will have either 2 single or one double bed with a designated study area, shared common spaces such as the bathroom, kitchen, and living room with their roommate. Dual occupancy student accommodations are designed for students looking for a cost-effective and sociable housing option while studying.

How can I get private student accommodation in London?

Visit the unilodgers.com website and create an account. Search for private student accommodation in London by entering the city. Browse through the available options and read the description and amenities of each property. Choose a property that meets your requirements and budget and click on the Book Now button. Fill in the required details and make a payment. That’s it. In case of any concerns, you can contact the Unilodgers customer support team for assistance.

How can I pay for my student housing in London?

Unilodgers accept credit and debit cards. If we need to pay directly to the property then we accept various payment methods, including credit/debit card, PayPal, bank transfer, and others as per their respective payment policy. It is advisable to read the terms and conditions of the payment options before making a payment.

Am I allowed to pay my London student accommodation rent in installments?

Yes! With Unilodgers, you may pay your London student housing rent in installments. The number of installments varies according to accommodation. Before making a payment, it is best to read the terms and conditions of the payment methods.

Is it mandatory to have a guarantor to book my overseas student accommodation in London?

It is not mandatory for all UK accommodation to have a UK based guarantor to book your overseas student accommodation. Some properties require a guarantor while others do not. It is advisable to check terms and conditions of individual properties. 

What are the different types of student rooms available?

Unilodgers.com offers various types of student rooms to accommodate the needs and preferences of students such as private rooms, shared rooms, en-suite rooms, studio apartments, deluxe rooms, luxury apartments, cluster flats etc. It’s advisable to check the website accommodation page or contact the customer support team for detailed info. 

What if I don’t like my off-campus student accommodation after moving in?

Unilodgers always do their best to meet students’ requirements, comfort, and preferences. Still, if the student has any specific concerns related to his/her off-campus accommodation, They can reach out to the provider and ask them to resolve the issues. Or They can opt-in for cancellation as per the policies. Cancellation policies depend on the provider and vary from accommodation to accommodation.