University Managed Housing

These Halls are not owned or run by the University of London. They are either privately owned or run as charities. If they are owned privately then we will expect them to sign up to the ANUK Code of Standards for larger developments.

Host families are live in landlords who offer the opportunity to live as part of their family. This can be a very popular option particularly with students who are new to London and its culture and/or who may be looking to improve their English language skills.

Options for students with disabilities

Information on the landlords or letting agents that advertise on our database

The University of London offers Bed and Breakfast accommodation in six Intercollegiate Halls of Residence during term time as well as during the summer vacation. There is a minimum stay of two nights and prices start from £47 per night

Host families are live in landlords who offer the opportunity to live as part of their family. This can be a very popular option particularly with students who are new to London and its culture and/or who may be looking to improve their English language skills.

Some privately run halls of residence offer short term lets to students during term time and in the summer vacation.

Serviced apartments are available for short term stays and were created out of the need for a more home away from home type of accommodation, where you can prepare your own meals in a kitchen provided. Serviced apartments can vary in size from studio flats up to 5 bedroom flats

Hostels are often the cheapest way to stay in London, if you are prepared to share a room. Dorm rooms can be found for as little as £10-12 per night. Hotels are also an option though are naturally more expensive but are particularly good if you want a little more peace and privacy during your stay.