Student Accommodation in London

Unilodgers, the world’s largest London student accommodation provider, gives you easy access to a range of private student accommodation options right in the heart of London. You can choose according to your budget from over 50000+ affordable uni student accommodation options in London which include ensuites, studios, shared rooms, student halls and student flats.

London is one of the most vibrant and diverse cities in the world, offering many options for international students looking for the best and affordable student accommodation. Because of the presence of some of the finest universities, including the likes of University College London, King's College London, and Imperial College London, the city also attracts students from all over the globe. Millions of tourists also visit the city every year for its Historical and Cultural Attractions, Art and Architecture, Shopping and Dining, Entertainment and Nightlife, and International Events. Whether you prefer a bustling urban environment or a quieter, more residential setting, this exciting and dynamic city is sure to have something to suit your needs. 

You can discover & book student housing in London with Unilodgers that meet your budget from accommodations ranging from - £199 per Week and get offers up to £1799. The City is a magnet for local and international students looking for a world-class education, as it is home to more than 350000 students and 23 renowned universities and higher education institutions, including UCL, LSE and Imperial College London. 

You can choose from popular London student accommodations like Chapter Spitalfields, iQ Haywood House, Mannequin House, Vita Student Lewisham Exchange and Portobello Garrow House for a comfortable and affordable stay.

Students get to experience lots of cultural, social, and recreational activities that appeal to people of all interests and backgrounds. From theatre and music to museums and nightlife, there is always something to see and do in London, making it a vibrant and exciting place to live and learn. Despite its cosmopolitan atmosphere, it also features many green spaces and parks, providing a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Stadiums
Wembley Stadium, the Emirates Stadium, and Stamford Bridge are among the most recognisable stadiums in the world. Students can enjoy the thrill of live sports by attending football matches or other events at these venues.

Picnic Parks
London is also known for its many beautiful parks and green spaces, which are ideal for picnics and other outdoor activities. Hyde Park, Regent's Park, and Hampstead Heath are among the most popular parks among students.

Restaurants and Cafés
London is a foodie's dream, with cuisines and dining options to suit every taste and budget. Students can visit the city's numerous restaurants and cafés, which range from high-end Michelin-starred restaurants to quirky street food vendors. 

• Yauatcha in Soho and Wagamama in Covent Garden - delicious Asian cuisine
• Ottolenghi in Notting Hill and The Palomar in Chinatown - Middle Eastern flavors
• The Ivy in Covent Garden and Rules in the West End - traditional British experience
• Hakkasan in Mayfair and Sketch in Oxford Circus - truly exquisite fine dining
• Budget-friendly options - Franco Manca for pizza, Dishoom for Indian cuisine, and Honest Burgers.

Markets
London has some of the best markets in the world, providing a one-of-a-kind shopping experience as well as the opportunity to discover local produce and artisanal goods. Borough Market, Camden Market, and Portobello Road Market are among the most popular markets among students.

Nightlife
London's nightlife scene is vibrant and diverse, with a wide range of bars, clubs, and music venues to suit every taste and preference. From trendy rooftop bars to underground techno clubs, students can enjoy the city's vibrant nightlife while making new friends.

• The Churchill Arms, located in Kensington 
• The Globe in Moorgate 
• Fabric in Farringdon 
• XOYO in Shoreditch
• The Old Queen's Head in Islington
• The Roxy in Soho
• Cargo in Shoreditch 

London Underground:Our student accommodations in London are located conveniently close to tube and bus stations to help you access the city with great ease. You can easily go around the city in its massive underground rail network, popularly known as “the tube” with the Oyster card. Major stations include King’s Cross, Waterloo, Euston and Paddington. These stations will help you access the tube, overground, national rail, international rail, and bus stations- all at once.

Bus:If you’re on a tight budget you can get on a bus to get around in London. Each ride costs £1.55 and a day of riding on the bus can go up to £4.65.

Biking & walking:An even better option is to hire a Santander cycle which costs only £2 for unlimited journeys up to 30 mins or just walk around!

Student discounts:To save yourself some money, you can get the student Oyster travel card which gives you a 30% off on regular Oyster fares!  

London has a wide range of options for international students looking for housing, from university housing to private apartments and shared houses. One of the biggest benefits of studying in London as an international student is the opportunity to immerse yourself in a truly global city. There are many different dormitory & lodging options to choose from, depending on your budget and preferences. Bloomsbury, which is home to many universities and colleges, and East London, which has a more creative and trendy vibe, are two of the most popular areas for student housing. 

London's location allows for easy access to other nearby cities with prestigious universities, such as Oxford and Cambridge. The University of London, King's College, and Imperial College are among the oldest and most well-known student institutions in London. Aside from education, London is significant in trade, economy, and sports, with football being a major cultural and social event that draws enthusiastic crowds from all over the city.

In London, there are several popular student housing areas, each with its own distinct experience. Bloomsbury, known for its proximity to many universities, trendy East London for its vibrant nightlife and creative scene, and South Kensington for its museums and upscale shopping are among the most popular international student neighborhoods with a diverse range of private and cheap student housing options. 

London City Centre
AXO Oxford Circus, iQ Bloomsbury, iQ Will Wyatt Court, Chapter Kings Cross, which are in the city centre and ideally suited for students at institutions such as University College London (UCL), King's College London (KCL), London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), and The University of Westminster. 

Camden, North London
The Stay Club - Camden, The Stay Club - Kentish Town, iQ Haywood House, iQ Tufnell House, which are best for students enrolled at The University of London, University of London-Birkbeck, and other institutions.

East London
You can choose from the best student accommodation options that include Urbanest-Tower Bridge, Wick Park, Coopers Court, iQ East Court, which are ideal for students at Queen Mary University of London - located in Mile End, University of East London - located in Stratford and Docklands, London Metropolitan University - located in Aldgate and Holloway, Birkbeck, University of London - located in Stratford, and Coventry University London - located in East India Dock. 

Bloomsbury, West London
International students accommodation options include Walmsley Studios, Chapter South Bank, Chapter Islington, iQ City , which are great for students at Imperial College London - located in South Kensington University of Westminster - located in Marylebone and Harrow, Brunel University London - located in Uxbridge, Royal College of Art - located in Kensington and Battersea, and University of West London - located in Ealing, Brentford, and Reading.

Brixton, South London
Vega, The Hub, Dashwood Studios, Wellington Lodge are some of the popular student accommodation options for those enrolled at Goldsmiths, University of London - located in New Cross, King's College London - located in Waterloo and Denmark Hill, London South Bank University - located in Elephant and Castle, and University of the Arts London - located in various locations, including Elephant and Castle and Camberwell.

Richmond, South-West London 
iQ Hammersmith, Chapter Portobello, Chapter White City, and Chapter South Bank are popular private student accommodation options for those enrolled at St Mary's University, Twickenham - located in Twickenham, just north of Richmond; Richmond, The American International University in London - located in Richmond; Roehampton University - located in Roehampton, just south of Richmond; Kingston University - located in Kingston upon Thames, just east of Richmond; and University of West London - located in Brentford, just north of Richmond.

Aldgate, Zone 1 London
Available student housing options include Drapery Place, Hayloft Point, iQ Aldgate, and Chapter Spitalfields, all excellent options for students studying at Queen Mary University of London - located in Mile End, just a few stops on the tube from Aldgate; London Metropolitan University - located in Aldgate itself; City, University of London - located in Islington, just a few stops on the tube from Aldgate; University of East London - located in Stratford and Docklands, a short journey on the DLR from Aldgate; and Birkbeck, University of London - located in Bloomsbury, a few stops on the tube from Aldgate.

London is one of the most expensive cities in the world. The cost of living in London as a student will mostly depend on your lifestyle and the part of the city in which you choose your student accommodation. Here is a snapshot of some of the typical medium-spend student expenses: 

1. Accommodation                £500 - £800/Month.
2. Water & Energy                £49
3. Phone & Internet              £20-£40/Month
4. Gas & Electricity              £50-£70/Month
5. Going out & Eating out    £56
6. Laundry                           £25-£40/Month
7. Clothing                          £40-£60
8. Takeaways & Snacks     £25
9. Interests/Hobbies           £45-£60
10. Personal Care                £15
11. Coffee/Tea                      £7
12. Bank Charges/Fees       £30
13. Holidays/Flights             £95
14. Alcohol/Cigarettes         £16
15. Other Expenses            £22
16. Transport                      £85-£130/Month 
17. Food                             £110-£200/Month
     

There are lots of opportunities to unwind, have fun, and explore the City of London. It is a diverse and exciting city with plenty to offer by way of world-famous attractions, exciting activities, and the best places to get your groove on. 

British Museum: A world-famous museum that houses an extensive collection of artefacts from around the world, including the Rosetta Stone and the Elgin Marbles.

The Tower of London: A historic castle located on the banks of the River Thames that also has the distinction of being home to the Crown Jewels. It has served as a royal palace, prison, and even a zoo. 

Camden Market: A bustling and vibrant market located in the Camden area, with unique stalls selling everything from vintage clothing to artisanal food.

Buckingham Palace: The iconic official residence of the British monarch that is a must-see for anyone visiting London.

Southbank Centre: A world-class cultural centre located on the south bank of the River Thames, where you can attend a range of performances, exhibitions, and events.

London Eye: A giant Ferris wheel located on the south bank of the River Thames, where you can experience stunning panoramic views of the city.

Notting Hill Carnival: An annual street festival celebrating Caribbean culture with live music, dancing, and food stalls. The festivals attract millions of people every year.

London Fashion Week: A bi-annual event that showcases the latest fashion trends from some of the world's top designers. 

London Film Festival: An annual festival that showcases the best of international cinema, with screenings, premieres, and events taking place throughout the city.

Whether you are looking for cheap student accommodation options, private student accommodation such as a 2 bedroom student flat, or London postgraduate accommodation, or London Uni halls, you are spoilt for choice. 

• Bloomsbury: Located in central London, it is home to University College London, Birkbeck College, and the School of Oriental and African Studies. The area is also known for its literary connections, with many bookshops, cafés, and museums, including the British Museum.
• South Kensington: A district in West London known for its museums and cultural attractions such as the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Imperial College London, the Royal College of Art, and the Royal College of Music are also located in the area. 
• Camden: A North London district known for its alternative music and arts scene. The famous Camden Market is nearby, as are numerous music venues such as the Roundhouse and the Electric Ballroom. 
• Shoreditch: A trendy neighbourhood in East London known for its street art, independent boutiques, and artisanal coffee shops. Many tech startups and creative businesses call the area home, as does the Old Truman Brewery, which hosts regular events and exhibitions. 
• Greenwich: Greenwich, in South East London, is known for its maritime history and picturesque parks. The Royal Observatory, the National Maritime Museum, the Cutty Sark, Greenwich Park and the Thames Path are all located in the area.
• Hackney: A diverse and vibrant neighbourhood in East London known for its street markets, street food, and cultural festivals. The student accommodation area is home to many independent shops, cafés, and galleries, as well as the Hackney Empire theatre.

London is home to several world-renowned universities, offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses across various fields. 

University College London (UCL)

• Located in Bloomsbury
• Focus on the arts and humanities, social sciences, and STEM fields
• Over 40% international students

Imperial College, London

• Located in the South Kensington neighbourhood of London
• Offers degrees in science, engineering, medicine, and business
• More than 60% international students 

King's College London (KCL)

• Several campuses in London
• Strengths in the humanities, law, medicine, and social sciences 
• Over 150 nationalities 

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

• Located in London's Holborn neighbourhood
• Specialises in the social sciences, economics, law, and management
• Strengths in social and political theory
• Over 70% international students

SOAS University of London 

• Specialises in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East
• Strengths in the humanities, social sciences, and languages
• Emphasis on anthropology, development studies, and law
• More than 40% international students

Royal Holloway, University of London

• Located in Surrey
• Strengths in the arts, humanities, social sciences, and sciences, particularly its Victorian studies research
• Over 130 nationalities 

Queen Mary University of London (QMUL)

• Several campuses throughout London. 
• Strengths in medicine, law, engineering, and the humanities
• Over 160 nationalities 

Goldsmiths, University of London

• Located in London's New Cross neighbourhood
• Strengths in the arts, humanities, and social sciences
• More than 30% international students

University of the Arts London (UAL)

• Several campuses across London. 
• Specialises in the arts, design, fashion, and communication
• Largest university of its kind in Europe.
• Known for its innovative and collaborative approach to education
• Has a large international student community

Birkbeck, University of London

• Located in central London
• Strengths in the arts, humanities, law, and social sciences
• Renowned for its evening and part-time programs (students can combine work with study) 
• Over 100 nationalities

These universities are all easily accessible by public transport whether you are staying in London Uni halls or private student accommodation, with several stations and bus routes located nearby.

Whether you’re a first year, a returning undergraduate or a post-gradraduate, our student accommodation in London are yours with just a few steps.

Unilodgers student accommodation platform allows you to view available options before making a booking. You can simply search our London studio flats, private rooms, shared rooms and entire apartment by using filters and book your student housing with ease. 

Go to the Unilodgers website and select "London" as your city of choice.

1. Choose your preferred student housing type from the list of available property type, which includes studio flats, private rooms, shared rooms and entire place.
2. Use the search filters to narrow down your options based on your preferred location, price range, university, move in month, newest and after viewing from  a collection of high definition property images.
3. Once you have found the accommodation that meets your requirements, click on the "Book Now" button.
4. Fill out the booking form with your personal details, including your name, contact information, and the dates you plan to stay.
5. Your booking is now processed. You will receive a lease agreement. Review and sign the lease agreement, paying particular attention to the terms and conditions, cancellation policy, and payment schedule.