Overview
The majority of King’s residences are in central London, and most are close to King’s teaching campuses. All are within the London Travel Zones 1 and 2.
King’s residences include:
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Catered or self-catered halls of residence
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Apartments: self-catering for four to nine students; each room with en-suite shower and WC
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New for 2012 entry, we are pleased to announce Moonraker Point: self-catering single studios and single ensuite rooms arranged in cluster flats for four to eleven students, sharing kitchen facilities; studios and ensuite rooms all have en-suite shower and WC, studios also have a small kitchenette
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Intercollegiate accommodation: all full-time King’s students can also apply for a place in one of the seven University of London Intercollegiate halls, which offer a valuable opportunity to mix with students from other colleges.
All King’s residences are non-smoking and provide CCTV, security, swipe card access and laundry facilities. Some provide bed linen. A limited number of places may be available in single sex accommodation.
Accommodation for couples
The College has limited accommodation for couples, ranging from double rooms (some with en-suite facilities) in a residence or student house, to a small self-contained flat at one of the larger residences. Couples may also apply to Lillian Penson Hall and International Hall. Only one of the couple needs to be a King's student. See the My accommodation brochure for further details.
Accommodation for families with children
King's has no accommodation for families with children.
Students with children are advised to look into the family accommodation options below and/or consider private rented accommodation.
Family Accommodation Options
The residences/housing associations listed below offer some family accommodation. Please contact each provider directly to find out more.
Students are strongly advised not to bring dependants with them to London until they have found somewhere suitable for them to live.