It's important to find somewhere safe, affordable and comfortable to live in a new city, so we're here to give you a comprehensive guide to student housing in London.
We aim to give you a comprehensive guide to student housing in London, including:
- finding accommodation in external student halls of residence
- searching for private rented accommodation (flat shares, whole flat and house rentals)
- finding single-semester and short-stay accommodation, including homestay and hotels and bed and breakfasts (B&Bs)
- living in private rented accommodation
- advice about summer accommodation
- landlord services including opportunities for landlords and agents to advertise accommodation to our students
- New for 2026-27 London Metropolitan University has partnered with Amber Student to give its students a safe, reliable platform to research, select, and book their accommodation. Please see the London Met Amber page for details.
You can find further information about these accommodation options in the list below.
Please note: London Metropolitan University does not own or manage any halls of residence or accommodation. All halls and accommodation featured on this site are privately owned, therefore applications must be submitted directly to the hall provider.
New for 2026/27 The University has partnered with Amber Student to give its students a safe, reliable platform to research, select, and book their accommodation. Please see the London Met Amber Student Page
