Discover Student Accommodation Across the UK
Choose all-inclusive living in major cities across a variety of residences to suit your budget and studies. Our UK student accommodation is easy to book and offers a secure, supportive environment designed with student wellbeing in mind.
Private Student Accommodation in the UK
- Premium UK student accommodation that’s independently managed by teams from Collegiate, and not affiliated with universities.
- Choose from en-suite rooms or private studios.
- Rent includes utilities, WiFi, security, common spaces and on-site amenities.
Best Student Accommodation for Every Need
Best for Your Budget
When considering your budget, we offer different levels of rooms and spaces.
Your Life, Your Style
Luxury private studios or social shared spaces centred around lifestyle and wellbeing.
Extras as Standard
Premium amenities for you to workout, chill out or grab a drink before you head out.
International Student Accommodation in the UK
Book your UK student accommodation online from your home country in a few simple steps and your new home will be confirmed in a matter of days. Our secure booking service only requires basic information, a valid visa to live in the UK and identification before the reservation fee.
UK Student Accommodation Weekly Costs
Private, all-inclusive studios in London start from £395 per week.
Weekly rates in other cities vary on location, room type and amenities.
For example in Leicester:
- private, all-inclusive studios from £159 per week
- en-suite rooms from £139 per week
In Newcastle:
- private, all-inclusive studios from £179 per week
en-suite rooms from £165 per week
Why Choose Collegiate Student Accommodation?
Student accommodation where you feel safe, supported and included means it can truly feel like home. It’s easy to find a space that suits your budget and how you want to live while you study with our range of premium to affordable studios and rooms in prime locations around major cities in the UK.
All-inclusive utilities and WiFi, flexible contracts and round the clock security measures frees up the headspace you need to focus on your studies and wellbeing so you can enjoy your time at university.
FAQs
Can a non-student live in student housing in the UK?
Most student accommodation in the UK is reserved for enrolled students, though some private providers may allow non-students depending on availability and likely on a case-by-case basis.
Who can be a guarantor for student accommodation in the UK?
A guarantor is usually an adult, often a parent or guardian based in the UK who agrees to cover rent if you can’t make a payment when living in student accommodation.
What are the types of student accommodation in the UK?
Student accommodation in the UK includes university halls, private student accommodation, shared houses, and purpose-built student residences offering varying amenities, locations, and price points.
How much does student accommodation cost in the UK?
UK student accommodation costs typically range from £120 to £350 per week, depending on the city, property type, and facilities included.
When should I book student accommodation in the UK?
It’s best to book student accommodation in the UK between January and April to secure the widest choice and best locations before demand peaks towards the beginning of termtime.
Are bills included in UK student accommodation?
Not all but most UK student accommodation, especially private student accommodation, includes bills such as electricity, water, heating, and Wi-Fi within the rent.
Can international students book accommodation before arriving?
Yes, international students can secure student accommodation in the UK online before arrival, with many providers offering virtual tours and flexible global booking.
Is private student accommodation better than university halls?
Private student accommodation in the UK often offers stronger amenities and independence, while university halls provide a more traditional, campus-focused experience so both types will suit different student preferences.
Do I need a visa before booking accommodation in the UK?
Depending on your student accommodation provider you may need to provide a visa, proof of study or acceptance at a UK university.
What is the best area to live in as a student in the UK?
The best area depends on your chosen subject, university and lifestyle, but somewhere where you are close to campus, transport links, and social amenities are key when choosing student accommodation in the UK.
Can I cancel my student accommodation booking?
Cancellation policies vary across UK student accommodation providers, though many offer cooling-off periods or flexible terms under specific circumstances.
Are short-term student accommodation options available?
Yes, some UK student accommodation providers offer short-term stays, summer lets, or flexible contracts depending on availability and location.
Is private student accommodation safer than shared housing?
Private student accommodation in the UK often includes security features like CCTV and secure entry systems, which can make it feel safer than some shared housing options.
What documents are required to book accommodation in the UK?
To book student accommodation in the UK, you’ll usually need identification, proof of student status, and sometimes a guarantor’s details or financial information.