Accommodation

Study abroad housing

We have a limited number of places available at the Stay Club Kentish Town student hall of residence, which is situated a short bus ride from the main University campus on Holloway Road. The address is:

Stay Club Kentish Town, 65-69 Holmes Road, London, NW5 3AN

 

Cost 

£4650 for one semester or £9300 for the full academic year. The price is per person in a twin room. Fees are payable to London Met University. Prices include a basic bedding and kitchen pack 

Rooms  

Twin room with bunk beds, shower room and kitchenette (studio rooms)  

Bathroom 

Shared with one other student (two students per room) 

Roommates 

Two students per room. Students may request to share with a friend. 

Otherwise students will be placed with other study abroad/exchange students  

Lift access 

Yes 

Furniture 

Rooms come fully furnished 

Linens provided 

Yes 

Laundry 

Communal launderette available 

Kitchen 

Kitchenette shared with room mate 

Utilities 

Included in housing fee  

Heating and air conditioning 

Heating but no air conditioning 

Common area 

Reception area, cafeteria, cinema, gym and private working spaces 

Distance to class 

Short train or bus ride from the main campus on Holloway Road  

Accessibility to city 

The Stay Club is in a central location close to supermarkets and cafes and has good transport connections by bus, tube and overland train 

How to apply

Applications are made directly to the study abroad office. Once you have been accepted onto the study abroad programme, you will receive further information regarding accommodation. Please note that places in the accommodation are limited and early application is advised.

Alternative housing

Should you wish to look elsewhere for your accommodation then please feel free to look at our university-wide accommodation page which details all the student halls of residence and privately rented accommodation or homestay options. We cannot reserve these places for you so you would have to deal directly with the hall, owner or agent. Please be very careful about handing over money to private landlords as we cannot guarantee their legitimacy.

If you are staying for one semester it may be more difficult to source accommodation as many landlords prefer to provide their accommodation for the full academic year. Do check the tenancy length before signing any lease.

You may also be liable to pay council tax if you are not staying in a student hall of residence. Students are mainly exempt from this tax but not if you are sharing with non-students or you do not fulfil the criteria of length of stay in the UK as a student.

A typical student room in London