Student Accommodation Waterloo

Student Accommodation in Waterloo

Picking a suitable student accommodation in Waterloo can be a time-consuming task, but it is not impossible. A lot of cheap student housing in Waterloo with top-notch comfort is available for a reasonable price. Waterloo student hostels are located near many world-renowned universities such as the University of London and Regents University, as well as prestigious universities such as King's College London and BPP University.

The city has it all, from luxurious student rentals in Waterloo City Centre to budget-friendly student housing in London City Centre. All of the Waterloo student buildings are designed with the student's comfort in mind. There is something for everyone in the city. Waterloo student accommodation options are further subdivided into student residence Waterloo, private halls of residence, and private housing. Private student accommodations in Waterloo include comfortable, luxurious, yet affordable en-suites, studios, and shared student apartments Waterloo that include all bills.

About Waterloo

Waterloo is one of England's largest cities and one of the world's oldest, with a history dating back nearly two millennia. Waterloo, founded after the country's early mediaeval history, is a beautiful metropolitan area located on the River Thames's channels. The city has a higher education sector and is very important in the country because it is the epicentre of England's higher education, economic, transportation, and cultural trade. In addition, among all the visitors there are a large number of international students. Waterloo welcomes over 382,000 international students each year, making it one of the most popular international education destinations in England.

Student Housing in Waterloo

All universities provide outstanding amenities that are used by both domestic and foreign students. Waterloo's universities, with their wide halls, also provide superb accommodation. There is also sufficient provision for students who choose private student housing in Waterloo. Off-campus, there are plenty of activities for students to do, with fantastic nightlife options such as clubs and restaurants, and for those who want to explore a little further. Here you will discover information on UniAcco's private student housing in Waterloo, including student houses in waterloo and much more.

Best Places to Stay in Waterloo

UniAcco offers many options for student housing in Waterloo. The location of these options of private student accommodation in Waterloo for students is very affordable and located close to top universities.

• Mannequin House - Mannequin House student accommodation is one of the most famous flats, offering students an outstanding experience. It is located near the Low Maynard Reservoir which is a lovely spot for students to hang out with friends. Some of the best universities are in proximity to this property.

• iQ Aldgate - This student housing in Waterloo proffers Twin Studio Rooms and Studio Apartments. It is ideal for students enrolled in London Metropolitan University, Queen Marys University of London and Coventry University London Campus.

• Spring Mews - Located just around the iconic River Thames, Spring Mews has the best student living experience. It is close proximity to King's College, the University of Westminster, Imperial College, the London School of Economics and many other major universities.

• iQ Shoreditch - This student housing in Waterloo is located in London Zone 1, it offers a range of studios and penthouses and 2-bedroom apartments. The accommodation is close to the City University of London and the University of Law. 

Cost of Living in Waterloo

The cost of living may vary based on the amount you decide to spend as a student. Other expenses like the number of times you decide to eat outside, social life, nightlife, etc might change your total monthly budget. Here is a breakdown of the most common expenses you might come across while living in your student accommodation in Waterloo, London, as a student.

Waterloo Transportation

In general, England's transportation system has the potential to be one of the most efficient on the planet. Waterloo, on the other hand, is smartly linked to every main transportation system and is easily accessible within walking distance of every university and your Waterloo accommodation. Students can explore a variety of transportation options in Waterloo, including the world-famous Waterloo train station, buses, and friendly cabs:

Bus

Waterloo's bus network operates 24 hours a day, with over 100 buses traversing the city. People can study buses from the main bus terminal near the City Centre to all of England's national highways. There are dozens of local bus stops located throughout the city, catering to both local and national travellers. The average bus fare in Waterloo is approximately GBP 1.55 per day. You can also choose a London Oyster Card bus pass, which significantly reduces local transportation costs.

Metro

The city has metro trains, also known as Tubes, that provide students with an enjoyable way to travel around the city.

Cycling

Cycling is another way to get around the city. You can go cycling in exclusive areas such as Waterloo's famous Archbishops Park.

Waterloo Attraction

• Browse Used Books Under Waterloo Bridge

The Southbank Centre Book Market, located on Queen's Walk just beneath Waterloo Bridge, has hundreds of used books. Classic and contemporary fiction, non-fiction, maps, antique books, prints, and comics are all available. London's book market isn't the only one of its kind. It's one of the south's only permanent outdoor second-hand book markets. 

• Learn About Architecture And Art At Tate Modern

If you walk along the edge of South Bank until you reach Bankside, you will come across Tate Modern. It's free to visit and worth seeing even if you just want to see the buildings, especially since Switch House 2016 expanded and opened. The building was designed by Herzog de Meuron and features a large twisted stairwell and sharp lines throughout. Plus, because of the modern layout, it can be crowded without feeling claustrophobic. 

• Reach The Top At London Eye

The humongous wheel is a prime spot for sweeping views on a clear day (or even better, night). It's worth looking for ticket deals ahead of time because they're more expensive on the day. The London Tour lasts about 30 minutes, and you should see most of London's most famous landmarks during that time. The Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and the Tower of London are all worth seeing.

• Eat And Drink At Southbank Centre Food Market

If you head down the steps on the Southbank Centre's side for the food market as an alternative to the riverfront's chain restaurants. The dosas at Horn OK Please, an Indian veggie stall, are excellent. The Curry Shack, The Polish Deli, Ethiopiques' vegan Ethiopian food, and Arabica's eastern Mediterranean flavours are among the stalls. Sweet treats such as custard tarts and cakes are also available (including dairy and gluten-free). A

• Visit Gabriel's Wharf

Gabriel's Wharf is a small enclave of (mostly) independent shops, cafes, bars, and restaurants tucked away from the bustle of the South Bank. There's plenty of outdoor seating, which is especially nice on a sunny day. The vibrant storefronts and nautical names give the location a distinct seaside town vibe.