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.

Pros- cheapest option for LSE summer school accommodation, decent breakfast, nice front desk…read morepeople, cute little outside area Cons- EVERYTHING ELSE: -SO STUFFY that I honestly didn't get a full night's sleep for 3 weeks. If my window was open to make it slightly more bearable, it was SO LOUD i couldn't remotely sleep. People would sit outside and literally scream, talk, and play music until about 3am, and the bus stop right outside my window meant I could hear it stopping and moving again all night long if my window was open (so my options were sweat to death or be kept awake with noise) -Laundry machines are so expensive and do a horrendous job at washing clothes. It requires a laundry card which they were out of for 3 days when I wanted to do my laundry (and the front desk clarified that yes, that meant it was impossible for me to do laundry) -Brochure on the desk says that towels will be changed every other day, and I'm lucky if I get a new towel once a week. -Bathrooms smell horrendous to the point that walking past it makes me sick. Water pressure in the showers were sometimes so bad that it would take 30 minutes to get washed -No sheets provided on the bed- only one GIANT comforter so it was basically nothing or a blanket for the Arctic which was just strange -The elevator walls were covered in these weird, creepy paper strips that started falling off at one point- was a little bit worrisome!!! -At the break between session 1 and 2, the maids came and threw away everyone's food in the kitchen with NO WARNING as if nobody was staying more than one session. I lost brand new packages of rice and pasta, seasoning, etc. (about 15 pounds of stuff) At least staying here was relatively cheap, but if I ever came back to LSE, I would definitely pay more to stay somewhere else and be able get a little sleep.

From the owner: LSE Rosebery Hall offers single, twin and triple rooms with a shared bathroom and some en-suite…read moretwin rooms. A full English or vegetarian breakfast is included in the rate. Rosebery offers communal TV room with games and a private garden. Each floor also provides a kitchen area with a microwave, toaster and kettle as well as basic utensils. There is also a coin-operated laundry. Free Wi-Fi internet access available to all guests. The ninth and eighth floors, Rosebery wing of Rosebery Hall are going to be fully refurbished. The work will commence in August 2018 and continue through the summer of 2019. Generally the work will commence from 09.00 through to 17.30, Monday to Friday. When weekend work is required, work will commence from 10.00 to 17.00, and we will notify you in advance. We will endeavour to keep disturbance to a minimum.

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.

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.

BED BUGS, STOLEN LUGGAGE,RUDE AND UNHELPFUL MANAGEMENT!! If…read moreI could give this ZERO stars i would. This is by far the worst place I have ever stayed. DO NOT STAY HERE! Not worth the cheap price. BED BUGS since day one, management said they brought in an exterminator but bed bugs remained. Housekeeping with come in to your locked room whenever they feel like it. Staff members who will try and hit on and offer drugs to guests. Reception will make fun of you and say they can't do anything to help you. Generally very unclean and hostile living environment.

Picture this: I'm in…read moremy boiling-hot flat minding my own business until the heat gets to me and I really must leave before I get violently ill. I head to the door. I pull on the handle. The handle comes out in my hand. There is no escape. I crumple to the floor, spirit broken.

You get your own room, with beneath-bed storage and a few drawers. Drawers are a bit small in my…read moreopinion. Also includes a private bathroom with a small shower and a few shelves for toiletries. Kitchen also included with a sink, stove, and minifridge. Medium-sized closet. Some nice things extra: toaster, iron + ironing board, lots of outlets, bigscreen TV, free (broadband) internet, clothes rack, full-length mirror, small countertop The laundry room is downstairs (with optional soap in case you don't have any or run out). The front desk also offers free pots and pans left over from former students if you don't want to buy any. It's set in a good location not far from King's Cross station, which is about a 20 minute walk. There's a Tesco about 15 minutes away, and lots of little shops and restaurants for getting a nice or a quick bite. Some 24-hour convenience stores are a 5 minute walk away as well.

Having lived here for nearly two years, I am probably Goodenough College's biggest fan. The college…read moreprovides accommodation for around 600 international postgraduate students studying in London. A great deal of emphasis is placed on building a strong community within the college, and there are numerous events which showcase the various home territories of the residents, as well as sports and social clubs where you can meet other members. The admission process is continuous, so it is possible to apply at any point during the year, but the majority of changeover occurs in September and October, at the beginning of the academic year. Admission is decided using strict academic and social criteria, with the emphasis being on admitting the most community spirited individuals, who will hold up the traditions of the college. There are a limited number of places available to couples and families, who live in apartments, whereas the majority of students are allocated single rooms. Both apartments and rooms are usually spacious and comfortable with good study facilities easily available. I would recommend Goodenough College to anyone who is very social and studying for a postgraduate qualification, it is fantastic.

This is an elaborate prison for graduate students, with a bar…read more They will promise you that they have nice studio apartments with kitchens. They will shove you into a 110 sf (11sm) room with a bathroom, at best, with no kitchen, and forbid you to have even a microwave. The room will have no air conditioning, and will be heated by a manual valve-controlled radiator. You have a choice between freezing and steaming. Welcome to 1920. They tell you that there are shared kitchens available. Well-stocked "Buttery," is the word they use. I think they have invented it. These are not on every floor, not kept clean, and provide absolutely no implements to cook with. Some of them are basically a kitchen sink and a microwave. They will tell you that they provide cleaning once a week. In reality, they send a cleaner once a week who cannot keep to his/her schedule. You have to strip the SINGLE bed yourself, and they will (err, are supposed to) leave clean linens. They forget to do this at least 20% of the time. Instead they go about moving around the items in your room so that when you return you can't find the waste bin. This is a game that you play once a week. Every so often, for fun, they turn up out of schedule and strip your bed linens, sometimes leaving new ones and sometimes not. The front desk staff is a bizarre merger of Fawlty Towers and the typical British, "I couldn't be arsed." You tell them about a broken laundry machine and they say that they can't do anything, not even put up a sign, because they can't leave their post. This 'post' is essentially a doorman job, but they won't answer the door. If a fire alarm goes off, and you scramble out as you should, and happen to forget your wallet with your ID, they will argue with you that they don't know who you are and can't give you a temporary access to your room without your ID, even though you have just explained that your ID is in your room. Never mind that they have a computer system with your room number and a photo directly in front of them. The location is great. Close to school for me. It is fairly cheap, as it should be for such a terrible place.