Student Accommodation in London

London, the capital of England; is also the largest city in the UK and is located on the banks of the River Thames. It is home to Westminster Abbey, Tower of London, and St. Paul’s Cathedral, which are World Heritage sites; as well as modern landmarks like the Shard and London Eye. It is truly, a global metropolitan city, as it offers a rich multi-cultural vibe and a great environment to live in. You will never be bored in London simply because of the array of activities you can indulge in; they range from visiting historical monuments & museums, to watching live performances and musicals at theatres, or enjoying the night life across venues, offering a variety of the choicest drinks and food!

Universities in London are recognized around the world, which attract a large number of home and international students each year. Student accommodations throughout London are thoughtfully designed to provide you with comfortable, luxurious, yet affordable selections of studio and en suite flats as well as shared apartments. There are short term tenancies available as well. The student accommodation options are available all across Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 3 and Zone 4. 

London has an excellently linked transport system which also includes the oldest underground railway system of the world called the London Underground Tube. It is indeed the most convenient and quickest way to commute around the city, once you have got yourself an Oyster Card. There are regular buses that service the city and they are ideal for shorter distances and are also a cheaper mode of travel. If you want to discover places outside of London, trains are a good option as they have great connectivity to other cities. In case you are planning to travel out of UK, you have trains and tubes directly linked to Heathrow and Gatwick, both international Airports. 

The total population of London UK is approximately 8,787,892 and its Universities account for about 400,000 studen population. During summer, the weather is pleasant with the warmest month being July at 25° and in winters, temperature usually goes down to 5°, but very rarely drops to freezing point.

Spitalfields, Kings Cross, Bloomsbury, Shoreditch, Wembley, Southbank, Waterloo, Hammersmith, Aldgate, Notting Hill, Camden, Hampstead, Highbury, Islington, Canary Warf, Greenwich, Lewisham, Oxford Circus, Bond Street, Bakers Street, Marylebone, Covent Garden, Kensington, Knightsbridge, Hyde Park, Chelsea, Angel

Near By Cities

Reading, Kingston, Oxford

There are attractions in London that you must not miss out on; such as the Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, London Bridge and Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, only to name a few. You can soak up some sun on a day out at Hyde Park or the Royal Botanic Gardens – a listed World Heritage site or; take a ride on the London Eye and get a birds view of the entire city.

For an exceptional shopping experience you can head out to Oxford, Regent or Bond Streets and for those of you who fancy niche boutiques can check out Petticoat Lane, Bricklane and Shoreditch. London is a paradise for foodies because you can choose from a variety of cuisines at Borough Market, Trafalgar, Piccadily Circus, King’s Cross and Leicester Square.

London offers an incredible student nightlife and has something for all. If you just want to go out drinking to a pub you must go to Fleet Street, which is popular for having some of the oldest pubs in London. For those who want to dance the night off at clubs or enjoy live music performances, then Shoreditch, Camden, Dalston and Leicester Square are the areas you should be looking at. The city is also a haven for those of you who enjoy theatre and musicals, as there are a number of theatres to choose from such as the London Coliseum, Royal Opera House and Old Vic, and the list just goes on.