The Fitzroy and Wenlock Courts, Luton

Luton is a town in the ceremonial county of Bedfordshire, in the southeast of England. This beautiful town is situated on the River Lea in London. In addition to the beautiful sceneries and tourist places in Luton, there are various universities like the University of Bedfordshire and many others that offer high-quality education. Many students travel to this city from all over the world to pursue their education at the universities in Luton. International students usually look for student housing in Luton, which is near the college campus and provides easy access to the rest of the city.

Finding suitable student accommodation in Luton can be a difficult task, but it is not with us. Amber has a large variety of affordable Luton student accommodation options, from a private studio to ensuites specially curated, keeping student needs in mind. Most of the student accommodations are perfectly located either around renowned universities in the town or in areas that have great connectivity to make student life easier and more comfortable. There are more than 5000 options for Luton student houses. View several reasonably priced and fully furnished Luton student accommodation options on the Amber website and select the best one for you.

Luton Town is a major town in Bedfordshire in the southeast of England, located on the River Lea about 30 miles northwest of London. The town was first established as a Saxon outpost on the River Lea in the sixth century, giving Luton its name with a population of close to 200,000. It is believed that Luton was founded in the 6th century by Anglo-Saxons. Luton is one of the most populated towns in the UK without city status. Luton holds a record in the Domesday Book as the St. Mary's church is located in this town which is the biggest church in Bedfordshire. Luton was very famous for the hat-making industry, which began in the 17th century for several years, and the influence was seen evidently when the Luton Town Football Club was nicknamed the Hatters. Luton welcomes over 80,000 international students each year, making it one of the most popular international education destinations in England.

The Luton student accommodation offers several housing options for international students. All the properties are designed by prioritising student comfort. Luton student accommodations are properties located in a welcoming neighbourhood and at prime distances from the universities. The properties come with several amenities and services, making students stay more comfortable. Usually the accommodation offers amenities like electricity and water services.  The bills include the various amenities ensuring the student does not have to worry about basic services. Here is a list of some of the best Luton student accommodation options in the city

1. Fitzroy & Wenlock Courts
2. Chapel Street
3. Park House
4. College Lane
5. Luna
6. Hatbox

Living far away from home in a completely different country can get overwhelming. Living alone comes with its own share of challenges, and managing finance is one of the major aspects one has to deal with. Luton offers a good standard of living at budget-friendly prices. It is advised to keep £1,000 - £1,500 aside for personal expenses per month.

1. Accommodation: £140 - £200/week
2. Phone: £15/week
3. Travel: £20/week
4. Food: £45/week
5. Utilities (Heating/light/Laundry): £40/week
6. Miscellaneous: £20/week

Travelling through Loughborough seems to be a dream because there are beautiful scenic views and natural wonders that could easily mesmerise anyone. Luton has excellent public transportation options, including buses, trains, taxis, and cycling. Students can easily and affordably get around town and explore sites outside of town. Luton offers well-connected routes providing a high coverage of the rest of the town. Students can experience hassle-free travel via public transport. There are bus stops and train stations located in almost every part of the town.

1. Bus: Luton's bus network runs 24 hours a day, with more than 100 buses running up and down the city. Students can take buses from the main bus terminal at Parnell Place near the City Centre.
2. Train: The Luton Direct Air-Rail Transit (DART) is a rail link in Bedfordshire that connects the Luton Airport and Luton Airport Parkway station. The Luton DART runs every 30 minutes.
3. Cycling: Cycling is a very convenient option for most of the students. You can explore local parts of the city via cycling. You can visit Luton's exclusive cycling areas, like Luton's famous Peoples Park.