Single Rooms - Ensuite Twin RV (single occ)
39 Weeks
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Flexible
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It is different to any other student accommodation, I am baffled when my friend from uni dont have their student accom cleaned regularly. Princes Garden is a very nice area and literally in front of Imperial. Unfortunately, theres no close grocery shop or affordable food around there (except campus food; heavily subsidized and yummy).
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It is different to any other student accommodation, I am baffled when my friend from uni dont have their student accom cleaned regularly. Princes Garden is a very nice area and literally in front of Imperial. Unfortunately, theres no close grocery shop or affordable food around there (except campus food; heavily subsidized and yummy).
Price from | £186.00 per week (subject to availability) |
Catering | Self-catered |
Postcode | SW7 1BU |
39 Weeks
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Flexible
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£186.00
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Some students choose to stay during the academic year, whilst others – particularly international students – require a tenancy that covers the entire year. You can also find student accommodation that is available for one or two terms, classified as a “short stay” on our search filters.
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It is different to any other student accommodation, I am baffled when my friend from uni dont have their student accom cleaned regularly. Princes Garden is a very nice area and literally in front of Imperial. Unfortunately, theres no close grocery shop or affordable food around there (except campus food; heavily subsidized and yummy).
Good hall, quite pricey but the area is great, very close to campus
Too amazing and really good.
I had a fantastic first year at Imperial in Linstead - but you really do have to make the most of it. The only reason the price can be justified is the location. A prime SW7 post code you will boast in using! Cleaning wise, everything is pretty standard with kitchens cleaned twice a week but make sure you stay on top of room cleaning, as that's only once a month and the cleaners aren't brilliant. The common room is lovely, and if you're free sunday morning the free brunch put on by hall seniors is a good way to cure a hangover and socialise with fellow Linsteadians. 5 minute walk radius includes all of the South Ken campus, Museums and Royal Albert Hall so get exploring! It's unusual compared to other University halls in that it's a bit like a hotel room with large kitchens on each floor, which is nice, but it's quite antisocial and I found a lot of my friends outside of halls. Overall a proud place to call home for the year.