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London Student Accommodation

Student accommodation in London doesn鈥檛 have to mean compromising on location, comfort, or your social life. 九色视频 offer over 1000 rooms across 8 student accommodation buildings in Zones 1 and 2, with prices from only 拢216.35 per week. That means you can live conveniently close to campus, iconic London landmarks, and the best bits of city life without the stress of surprise costs.

From double en-suite rooms in shared flats to studio apartments and one-bedroom flats, there are accommodation options for different budgets and lifestyles 鈥 including options for student couples. And because your London student rent is all-inclusive, you can focus more on uni and less on budgeting and juggling multiple bills.

Our student housing in London is well placed for a huge range of London universities, with great transport links for getting to Queen Mary University of London, King鈥檚 College London, London School of Economics & Political Science (LSE), University of the Arts London (UAL) and more.

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Student life
in London

London is one of the world鈥檚 biggest student destinations, and it shows. Between the museums, markets, parks, gigs, exhibitions and food spots, you鈥檒l never run out of things to do 鈥 even if your budget is more 鈥渕eal deal鈥 than 鈥淢ichelin鈥.

A typical week might look like: lectures and library sessions near your campus, a wander around the British Museum or Tate Modern when you need a break, food on Brick Lane or a quick bite in Soho, then a night out in Shoreditch, London Bridge or King鈥檚 Cross. For downtime, you鈥檝e got green spaces like Victoria Park, Regent鈥檚 Park and the riverside walks along the Thames.

And yes, London can be expensive 鈥 but student living in London gets a lot easier when your rent is all-inclusive and you鈥檙e in a well-connected spot. With loads of student discounts, free attractions, and plenty of low-cost things to do, it鈥檚 still possible to have an amazing time without rinsing your bank account.

Student life in London

Aldgate

Aldgate was originally one of the gates in the wall of London and is now part of the City of London and Tower Hamlets. It鈥檚 known for being close to the City, Liverpool Street Station, Fenchurch Street and major office districts 鈥 plus you鈥檙e well placed for East London鈥檚 food scene and weekend markets.

Angel

Angel sits on the northern border of the London Borough of Islington and is a popular student-friendly area for caf茅s, shops and easy transport links. From Angel station, you can jump on the Northern Line for quick routes to Euston, Camden Town and the City Centre.

Bloomsbury

Bloomsbury is a classic student area in London鈥檚 West End, known for its academic vibe and leafy squares. It鈥檚 home to institutions like University College London and has brilliant library-and-coffee energy (with plenty of places to grab a bite between seminars). It鈥檚 also great for hanging out around Bloomsbury Square, Russell Square and Bedford Square.

Central London

Central London puts you close to the best-known attractions and some of the busiest student hubs.听

Fitzrovia is an area of Central London that includes Camden and Westminster. It's close to the British Museum, the iconic BT Tower and everything else you need with Marylebone, Mayfair, Covent Garden and Soho nearby.

Liverpool Street is mainly known for its railway station and excellent transport links. It's home to one of the busiest railway stations in the capital, which makes it extremely easy to get around the city and beyond.

East End

The East End of London is packed with student life 鈥 from markets and street food to parks, galleries and nightlife. Areas like Bethnal Green are well connected and popular with students, especially if you鈥檙e heading to Queen Mary University of London.

Islington

Islington is mainly residential but full of brilliant food spots, shops and places to go out. It鈥檚 also famous for venues like Arsenal F.C., The Union Chapel, Finsbury Town Hall, Canonbury Tower, The Almeida Theatre, The Business Design Centre and Ironmonger Row Baths.

King's Cross

King鈥檚 Cross is one of the most connected areas in London (and a handy base for getting across the city or heading home by train). You鈥檝e got the British Library nearby, plenty of food options, and easy access to both central London and North London.

It鈥檚 famous for London King's Cross railway station and St Pancras railway station. It鈥檚 also home to the British Library, London Canal Museum, St Pancras Old Church, Charles Dickens Museum and The Foundling Museum.

London Bridge

London Bridge is ideal if you want riverside London on your doorstep. You鈥檙e close to The Shard, Borough Market, Tower Bridge and the Tower of London, the Old Operating Theatre, Southwark Cathedral, HMS Belfast, the Fashion and Textile Museum and the Unicorn Theatre. It offers refreshing walks along the Thames, plus excellent transport links across the city.

Mile End

Mile End is a lively East London student area, close to big green spaces like Mile End Park and Victoria Park. It鈥檚 well connected via the Tube, and it鈥檚 a popular location for students studying at Queen Mary University of London and University of London.

It鈥檚 a characterful neighbourhood in London that鈥檚 mainly known for the Green Bridge but is also home to Mile End Hospital, Mile End Stadium, Mile End tube station, Mile End Park and Roman Road.

Shoreditch

Shoreditch is a creative, social part of London with street art, independent caf茅s and a big nightlife scene. It鈥檚 a trendy area to live in, home to Boxpark, Hoxton Square and Brick Lane 鈥 just to name a few. If you like a 鈥渘ever-boring鈥 neighbourhood, this one鈥檚 a favourite!

Spitalfields

Spitalfields is in the East End of London and is known for its markets: Old Spitalfields Market is a big one, with others including Brick Lane Market and Petticoat Lane Market.

It鈥檚 a popular spot for vintage finds and great food. It鈥檚 also a quick hop to Central London and Shoreditch, so it鈥檚 a strong location if you like being near everything.

Southwark

Southwark is a brilliant base if you want Central London with a slightly more 鈥渓ocal鈥 feel. You鈥檙e close to the South Bank for museums, galleries and riverside walks (and of course ).

Waterloo

Waterloo is one of London鈥檚 best-connected areas and a great choice for students who want quick links to campuses and central attractions.

Whitechapel

Whitechapel is a brilliant East London base with quick links into the City and central spots. You鈥檙e close to Brick Lane, Spitalfields and Shoreditch for food and nights out, plus great Tube connections via Whitechapel and Aldgate East.

Canary Wharf

Canary Wharf is best known for its riverside skyline and big-city energy, but it鈥檚 also handy for commuting and placements. With the Jubilee line and DLR nearby, you can get around London easily 鈥 and you鈥檝e got the docks, caf茅s and waterside walks when you need a breather from studying.

Elephant & Castle

Elephant & Castle is a super convenient, central-ish South London spot with quick routes into the West End, the City and down towards the South Bank. It鈥檚 ideal if you want easy transport, plenty of shops nearby and a short hop to London Bridge and Waterloo.

Vauxhall

Vauxhall is great if you want to be close to the Thames and well connected for getting around London fast. With a major station (Victoria line and National Rail), you can get to lectures, central sights and nights out easily 鈥 plus you鈥檙e close to Nine Elms and Battersea for food spots and riverside hangs.

Stratford

Stratford is a go-to for students who want amazing transport links and loads to do on the doorstep. Think Westfield for shopping, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for chilled days and sports, and quick connections across London via the Central line, Elizabeth line, Overground and DLR.

Birkbeck University of London

is a public research university with a focus on humanities, social sciences, law, and business. It鈥檚 best known for its flexible evening, daytime and online study options, which makes it popular if you鈥檙e balancing work, placements or other commitments. The university is based in Bloomsbury 鈥 a classic student area for libraries, caf茅s and quick links around Central London.

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City St George's, University of London

is the new institution formed by the merger of City, University of London and St George's, University of London in August 2024. The merger has created one of the largest multi-faculty higher education destinations for students in London, with a strong focus on professional education and research at the cutting edge of practice. It has campuses near Clerkenwell/Islington and Tooting, offering a blend of professional courses with a city focus and specialist health and medical courses. It provides great links for work placements and offers easy routes into Central London from its various locations.

View our City, University of London accommodation.

Imperial College London

is one of the best-known STEM-focused universities in the UK, with major sites around South Kensington and beyond. If you鈥檙e looking to study a science, engineering, technology, medicine or business course, it鈥檚 a huge name.

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King's College London (KCL)

has five main campuses across Central London (Strand, Guy鈥檚, Waterloo, St Thomas鈥 and Denmark Hill), so your location and travel routes can really shape your day-to-day student life. It鈥檚 a brilliant option if you want the 鈥減roper London鈥 campus feel right in the middle of the city. It鈥檚 known for dentistry, oral and craniofacial sciences, life sciences, medicine, psychiatry and related fields.

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London Metropolitan University

(or 鈥楲ondon Met鈥 as it鈥檚 known) has central campuses and a diverse student community, with a very 鈥淟ondon鈥 feel to student life. It includes the Guildhall School of Business and Law, School of Computing and Digital Media, School of Human Sciences, School of Social Professions, School of Social Sciences and the School of Art, Architecture and Design. The university is a popular choice if you want a city-centre university experience with good transport links for commuting.

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London School of Economics (LSE)

is right in Central London and is famously competitive 鈥 so if you鈥檙e studying there, being in a well-connected location can make a big difference on busy timetables. It鈥檚 a top pick for social sciences, politics, economics and related subjects.

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London South Bank University

is based near London Bridge and the South Bank 鈥 a great location if you like having the river, galleries and central nightlife close by. It鈥檚 known for practical, career-focused courses and a strong London student community, with subjects including business, arts, science, engineering, health, social care and law.

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Queen Mary University

has five main campuses across East London and Central London in Mile End, Whitechapel, Charterhouse Square, West Smithfield, and Lincoln's Inn Fields. It鈥檚 a popular option for students who want a strong academic set-up with great links to creative and cultural areas nearby. The university is recognised for its courses in research, medicine, dentistry, English literature, language, drama and materials technology.

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School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS)

is based in Bloomsbury and is a specialist听 institution for the study of Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. It鈥檚 renowned for its world-leading international studies including regional languages, cultures, economics, politics and law. The university is a great fit if you want a campus experience with a really international student community.

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University College London (UCL)

is a major London university with a strong academic reputation and a huge student community. In fact, it's the second largest in the UK, behind the Open University! Its courses span a wide range of subjects, from the arts and humanities to sciences and engineering. With Central London locations, being well connected can make your daily routine much easier.

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University of the Arts London (UAL)

is made up of several specialist colleges across the city, so your timetable can mean bouncing between areas. If you鈥檙e heading into fashion, art, design, media or performance, it鈥檚 one of the biggest names out there.

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Chelsea College of Arts

is a prestigious, interdisciplinary art and design college in Central London that鈥檚 part of the University of the Arts London. Dedicated to art, design and curating subjects, it鈥檚 one of the leading colleges of its type in the world. The college provides undergraduate and postgraduate courses, offering research degrees, short courses and more.听

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University of Westminster

The has four Central London campuses (including Regent, Marylebone, Cavendish and Harrow), and a big student community that feels properly woven into the city. It offers many courses in business, fashion, media, law and arts, attracting around 20,000 domestic and international students.

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University of Greenwich

The is a modern public university with two campuses in London and one in Kent. Its iconic Greenwich Campus sits on a stunning riverside site in historic Greenwich (within a UNESCO World Heritage setting), while Avery Hill offers a greener, more tranquil campus in south-east London. The university is well regarded for strong industry links, graduate outcomes and highly rated career-focused teaching, offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

Why live in London as a student?

London is one of the biggest student cities on the planet, with world-class culture and a huge choice of courses and campuses. From day one, you鈥檒l have endless options: museums and galleries, food from everywhere, live music, sport, markets, parks and neighbourhoods that all feel completely different.

With 40 prestigious institutions to choose from, London鈥檚 top four unis are within the top 35 in the world. London offers an unparalleled student experience. Not only are four of the capital's top universities globally ranked within the top 35, but students also have a choice of 40 prestigious institutions to choose from. Add to that some of the best attractions, nightlife and eateries right on your doorstep, you鈥檒l be truly spoilt for choice!

It can be pricey, but student living in London is more manageable when your rent is all-inclusive and you鈥檙e in Zones 1 or 2 with easy transport links to get around. You鈥檒l also find loads of student discounts and free things to do, so you can keep your budget under control while still making the most of the city.

Living in London is all about the balance: being close to what you need (campus, mates, supermarkets, coffee) while still having a place that feels like home. 九色视频鈥 private student accommodation in London is purpose-built for student living, with practical features and a community feel across Zones 1 and 2.

How many students are there in London?

London has one of the largest student populations in Europe, with over half a million domestic and international students studying across its many universities and colleges. In fact, University College London (UCL) attracts over 50,000 students from around 150 countries alone!

That means a massive student community, endless societies and events 鈥 but also a high demand for student accommodation in London, especially in well-connected areas.

Is London safe for students?

As a large capital, London has areas that are busier than others and does experience some crime, but the levels are no higher than any other major global city.听

However, most students feel safe day-to-day and small measures (and a bit of common sense) can significantly lower their personal risk. For example: ensure bicycles are securely locked, keep valuables secure, travel with friends where possible and avoid walking home alone in the dark.

九色视频鈥 London uni accommodation includes secure entry, CCTV and on-site support to give you peace of mind and help you feel more at home.

Is London a good place to study for international students?

Absolutely. London is one of the most international cities in the world, with over 300 languages spoken. The capital is home to over 150,000 international students, so it really is a great place to study for international and domestic students alike.

Here at 九色视频, we鈥檙e proud to have a fantastic student community and welcome lots of international students from across the globe each year.听

We鈥檙e here to help make your transition to student living in the UK as smooth as possible. We鈥檒l allocate you a room with fellow international students to help you settle into your new home, and our on-site teams are on hand 24 hours a day to make sure everyone in our student community is happy, healthy and safe. We have a wealth of knowledge about the local areas in London, and we鈥檒l tell you everything you need to know, from using the laundry to the best way to get to university.

Learn more about how we support international students.

What are the best student areas in London?

The 鈥渂est鈥 area depends on your course, your vibe and how you like to spend your time. East London areas like Mile End, Bethnal Green and Spitalfields are popular for creative scenes and campus links. King鈥檚 Cross is ideal for travel connections and access to Central London, and Islington is a strong shout if you want North London living with loads of caf茅s and easy transport.

九色视频 have eight properties in great central locations across London Zones 1 and 2 that offer safe, comfortable and budget-friendly student rooms:

What is the public transport in London like for students?

Our student housing in London is centrally located across Zones 1 and 2, so you鈥檒l find all your local amenities close by and within walking distance. However, if and when you do need to travel, transport links are easy to come by 鈥 whether it鈥檚 the London Underground, buses or trains.

London is made for getting around without a car. The easiest way to travel is with a 18+ Student Oyster card and the Transport for London (TfL) network which gives you access to tubes, buses, trains and more. Many students also use Santander Cycles for quick trips around Central London.

All of our London student flats are just a short walk away from a tube or train station, linking you to the rest of London and further afield. For example, Manna Ash House is a four-minute walk from Southwark tube station, and Coopers Court is quite literally around the corner from Mile End station.

Where are the nearest shops and takeaways?

Being based in London Zones 1 and 2 means you鈥檒l have plenty of supermarkets, convenience stores, caf茅s and takeaways nearby. Plus, services like Uber Eats and Deliveroo offer bike delivery for other takeaway options further afield, so you're never stuck for choice!

If you鈥檙e looking to do a 鈥榖ig shop鈥, our friendly team will also be happy to offer advice and point you towards the best options locally.

Useful links for students in London

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How much is student accommodation in London?

Prices vary by zone, room type and how close you want to be to central hotspots. Our student accommodation in London is located in Zones 1 and 2, with competitive prices from just 拢216.35 per week. These Central London locations near popular university campuses mean you're close to class and everything that's going on in the city, so you can also save time and money on travel costs. And because bills are included in your rent, it鈥檚 easy to budget and avoid unexpected costs.

Read our guide to the cheapest student accommodation in London.听

Is there car parking at your student properties?

We don鈥檛 offer on-site parking at our student accommodation in London, but most of our students find they don鈥檛 need a car in Zones 1 and 2. We generally advise against bringing a car to the city anyway, as driving in London can incur extra costs like the Congestion Charge (拢15 daily) and ULEZ charges (拢12.50 daily), depending on your vehicle.

With plenty of public transport options near to each of our student halls, getting around London is a breeze 鈥 you certainly won鈥檛 miss having a car!

If you鈥檙e moving into your new London student flat, we may be able to accommodate your car for a couple of hours during check-in, subject to availability.

Is there student accommodation in London for postgraduate students?

When you鈥檙e considering where you want to live for your Master鈥檚 degree or PhD, it鈥檚 important to think about whether your needs have changed since those fresh-faced undergraduate days. Here at 九色视频, we鈥檙e home to students of all ages at various stages of their studies.

Our uni accommodation in London is a perfect option for postgraduate students. We allocate our postgrad rooms near fellow postgrad students, so you鈥檒l be surrounded by like-minded people in the same position as you. We offer value for money and an easy setup (including all-inclusive bills and on-site cleaners), so you can focus on your studies. Plus, our high-speed Wi-Fi is ideal for helping you tackle that heavy workload!

What鈥檚 included with 九色视频鈥 private student accommodation in London?

When you stay with 九色视频, the rent for your student accommodation in London is all-inclusive, which means you鈥檙e not juggling separate utility bills and won鈥檛 have any hidden costs to surprise you later.

Here鈥檚 what you can typically expect with your London student room:

  • All bills included (electricity, heating and water)

  • Fast 250 Mb/s broadband and Wi-Fi*

  • Free contents insurance

  • Secure entry and CCTV

  • On-site laundry facilities

Room types vary by property, but you鈥檒l find a mix of:

  • Standard and double en-suite rooms

  • Small, medium and large studio apartments

  • One-bedroom flats

  • Options suitable for couples

All student properties have a shared kitchen and social spaces where you can cook, catch up and actually get to know your flatmates. We also have 24-hour security staff and emergency helplines, secure entry and CCTV, while our maintenance teams are on hand to make sure everything runs smoothly.

*The building-wide Wi-Fi and ethernet broadband service give you a reliable and secure internet connection suitable for all your academic and personal needs. Please note the exact broadband service can vary by property 鈥 please check the 鈥楢dditional information鈥 section on the relevant property page for details.

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Student Rooms
in London

Standard

Enjoy great-value student living in a fully furnished Standard Room featuring a single bed, wardrobe, shelving unit and study desk with chair.

Available at Alliance House.

Shared bathroom facilities
Single bed
Study desk
Desk chair
Shelving unit
Wardrobe
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Single En-Suite

Enjoy great-value student living in a fully furnished Single En-Suite Room featuring a single bed, wardrobe, shelving unit and study desk with chair. Various room sizes to choose from.

Available at Paul Robeson House, Alliance House, Dinwiddy House, The Craft Building, and Lilian Knowles House.

Private en-suite bathroom
Single bed
Study desk
Desk chair
Shelving unit
Wardrobe
From
£248.76
per week
Double En-Suite

Enjoy great-value student living in a fully furnished Double En-Suite Room featuring a double bed, wardrobe, shelving unit and study desk with chair. Various rooms to choose from.

Available at Coopers Court, Manna Ash House, Don Gratton House, and Dinwiddy House.

Private en-suite bathroom
Double bed
Study desk
Desk chair
Shelving unit
Wardrobe
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Studio

Enjoy great-value student living in a fully furnished Studio Room featuring a single or double bed with a wardrobe, shelving unit, study desk and chair. Also includes essential appliances such as a kettle, iron, toaster, fridge and freezer. Various studio sizes to choose from.

Available at The Craft Building, Manna Ash House, Lilian Knowles House, and Dinwiddy House.

Private en-suite bathroom
Single or double bed
Study desk & chair
Wardrobe & shelving unit
Fridge & freezer
Kettle & more
From
£299.03
per week
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One Bedroom Flat

Enjoy great-value student living in a fully furnished One Bedroom Flat featuring a single or double bed with a wardrobe, shelving unit, study desk, chair, and essential kitchen appliances.

Available at Lilian Knowles House and Alliance House.

Private en-suite bathroom
Single or double bed
Study desk & chair
Wardrobe & shelving unit
Fridge & freezer
Kettle & more
From
£392.33
per week
Couples Double En-Suite

Enjoy great-value student living in a fully furnished Double En-Suite Room for couples. Features a small double bed, storage, study desk and chair.

Available at Paul Robeson House.

Private en-suite bathroom
Small double bed
Study desk
Desk chair
Shelving unit
Wardrobe
Couples One Bedroom Flat

Enjoy great-value student living in a fully furnished One Bedroom Flat for couples. Features a small double bed, storage, study desk and chair, plus essential kitchen appliances.

Available at Paul Robeson House.

Private en-suite bathroom
Small double bed
Study desk & chair
Storage
Fridge & freezer
Kettle & more

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