Beautiful surroundings in arguably London's smartest Royal park, Regent's Park is within easy reach…read moreof public transport links. Baker Street, Marylebone and Regent's Park stations are all within comfortable walking distance. The park is a wonderful place to relax, whether it's the various rose gardens within sight of Regent's College, or on the boating lake. Smack in the middle of this urban oasis is Regent's College itself, a red brick independent seat of learning, hosting six different schools. The Inner Circle Therapy Centre is also based there.

Great location central but quieter, student part of London - Great architecture, parks. My room was…read moresmall but clean. Excellent full on breakfast - fried eggs, sausage, pancakes etc... Was there for three days, staff was consistently nice and helpful.

Great location. Short walk to Euston Station. I stayed in a two-bed dorm. It was spacious and…read moreclean. The building was also very secure. They have luggage storage as well. The desk staff was very nice. You do have to walk down the hall to use the showers and toilets. That didn't bother me though because I had to do the same thing in college! Breakfast is included, and it's great! Plenty of options. I would definitely stay here next time I'm in London.

Harcourt Hill is not as far away from Gypsy lane as Wheatley, but it is further than cheney,…read morewarneford etc. It is on the other side of the city centre and is about a ten min bus ride into town, 20 mins to gypsy. not very far. The great thing about harcourt is that it is catered for. The food isnt bad and its the most sociable becasue of this. You really will know the names of everyone when you leave. The rooms are huge. really big. The biggest that brookes has to offer. However, although you get your own sink in your room the bathroom is shared - thats the down side. It could also do with a refurb which i think they are slowly doing. They have some newer blocks now which are lovely but rooms are smalller. The grounds at harcourt are fab. Lots of greenery and benches for picnics. There is a big gold course, a swimming pooland PARKING! thats right, you can park. Pretty much only campus you can! A lot of lessons take place at harcourt - such as religious studies, philosophy, drama - so stay here if you study them. You can go to lessons in your p.j's that way. The food here is actually okay so dont be afraid of being catered for. There is a lot of choice. lUNCH IS NOT INCLUDED - JUST BREAKY AND DINNER. I think people who dont stay at harcourt wont understand whats so great about it but everyone i know who stayed there would choose to do so again.

The best decision i ever made recently was to stay at Amro Property Greencoat House.The best value…read moreof money for a private accommodation in Kingston Upon Thames. i am having a very pleasant stay over here and have never faced any sort of problem here.They have very good amenities like extra room with a snooker table and a table tennis table plus a large lcd tv with free xbox attached to it.The wifi is very good and has a very good speed also which is provided as complimentary by the accommodation.I had some few problems in the bathroom and some electrical appliances but they were replaced in just a day Thanks To Frances who is always there to resolve any problem faced by the tenants.The accommodation is close to everything like we have gym just opposite and same with the kingston railway station as well as Cromwell bus station which acts as a easy way to travel to central London as well as university in no matter of time. Ultimately i would recommend everyone to stay here Thank you

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Very nice rooms, very nice stuff. But they won't let you bring someone to stay with you for more…read morethan 2 nights and you need to check in and check out your friends whenever they come.. The location isn't good also.

Very convenient and affordable hostel in the heart of London. It's a college dorm, thankfully a…read moreclean one. The first night we were there they were having issues with the hot water so I had to take a luke-warm shower, but it was fixed the next day. I would have given this hostel 3 stars, but the breakfast is worth an additional star. You get a breakfast card good for 6 items of your choice, everything from fresh fruit to baked beans to scrambled eggs, plus free toast, tea, and coffee. I was really surprised they offered such a complete breakfast, and they will even give you a paper bag to take items to go =D.

Stayed just the one night at LSE Carr-Saunders Hall. It was everything I expected it to be…read more Comfortable, though basic student accommodation. Reception staff very friendly and courteous. Delicious breakfast included in the price. Tip: Get your hot food first as it is served to you and they include cereal, yoghurt etc in your 6, but then there's nothing to stop you going back for another! Great value for money considering the location and included breakfast. Goodge St tube is less than 5 minutes away.

Ok, now I've had some time to reflect on my year at Urbanest Hoxton. It really was a 5-star…read moreexperience for me and totally worth the price. Also, having friends who have lived at other privately owned student halls, I can definitely say that this company is special in the way it treats its residents: as real tenants and customers, NOT just students to be taken advantage of. While there weren't too many other Americans in the building, I made many other great friends of Canadian, Swiss, and English origins. No, they aren't going to make them for you, but its there if you want it. And being a bit older (27 at the time), I still felt comfortable even though many students were undergrads. Excellently appointed rooms-- great showers/bathrooms, well-built furniture, under floor heating. Great, personable staff (tip: be nice to them and they will repay the favor). Fabulous location. Free bikes and bike storage. Laundry always worked and was a reasonable price. SUPER fast internet at all times. When things broke, I actively and promptly saw people trying to fix them. My only con: Sure, some of the other residents were rich, spoiled, douche-bags who have millions of servants at their home and don't know how to bathe themselves or put their garbage in the bin properly. But really, that's my only complaint. And I found cool people to make up for them, so whatever.

I lived at Urbanest for two years, and by the end of my time there it really did feel like home…read more(which I think is a huge achievement for a student residence because I think some are at risk of feeling a bit like a hotel). There a few things in particular that are worth highlighting: 1) Cosmopolitan Community. From day one the social scene at Urbanest was fantastic, and I made some wonderful friends who I hope will be for life (including my now husband!). Moving to London can be a bit daunting, but the house parties and activities organised by the building made it really easy to integrate. It was great making friends with people from so many different backgrounds. 4 years on I still count some of the people I met at Urbanest as my nearest and dearest. When we get together we still reminisce about our time at Urbanest! We had some serious laughs. 2) The Staff. I cannot praise the staff at Urbanest enough. They are professional but also highly approachable. If ever I had a problem with the flat or some kind of issue they would always fix it. Furthermore, they're just really nice people and actually care about the residents' pastoral needs as well. I remember quite a few times when I'd had a really bad day I'd stop at chat with whoever was on reception and they would really take an interest in what was going on in my life. They're also flexible - I've heard some horror stories from other friends living in private residences where the building seems to be run like a prison! This is certainly not the case at Urbanest. 3) Location and Building. I don't think I need to say much about the building - it's as fab as it looks on the website. True, the rooms are not huge, but the shelving and cupboards are done quite cleverly so you actually have quite a lot of space to put stuff. And I have a LOT of stuff and I happily managed for 2 years! Plus I would really recommend making use of the communal spaces (especially the study room where you'll nearly always find someone else for moral support... particularly if you're pulling a dreaded all nighter..). As for location, well Shoreditch and the surrounding areas are fantastic for students! There are great bars, cheapish places to eat etc. And I always felt safe walking home at night even by myself, which as a girl living in London was really important to me! I wouldn't hesitate in recommending Urbanest to anyone. It was a fantastic two years.

You get a hide-away kitchen, with red cabinets. Also, kitchen contains a table and ledge. The…read morekitchen includes a mini-fridge, mini-freezer, a 2-burner stove, a toaster, a sink, and a small area of counter space. The bedroom includes 1 desk that goes along the back wall, a bed (twin-to-full-sized), a tablestand with 2 shelves, and wall-hanging bookshelf with 2 shelves (1 divider). Pretty spacious bedroom for a flat. Bathroom has shelf space, toilet (obviously), small sink, slightly-rectangular shower. Shower has a pull-out area for drying clothes, should you choose to use it. The building has free wifi (albeit, spotty in many areas). There is a laundry room on nearly every floor. Bike storage is located next to the trash area behind the building (you walk in the front lobby, go straight back to the door on the right.) Don't forget your keycard, or you could be locked out! There is usually 1-2 people sitting at the front desk. Woburn Place is located close to 3 tube stations: about 4 minutes from the Russell Square Station, 10 minutes from the Euston Station, and 10 minutes from the Goodge Street Station. Woburn Place is a 6-minute walk to SOAS and the University of London. It's also a 5 minute walk from the Brunswick Centre.