Loughborough is a pleasant market town in Leicestershire, close to Derby, Nottingham, and the East Midlands Airport. It is well-known for its educational universities in Loughborough as well as its extensive collection of antique artefacts and architecture. Loughborough University and Loughborough College are both located here, with approximately 18,000 students enrolled in these universities' undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, making it easier to find housing in Loughborough. Students look for student accommodation in Loughborough which is not very far from the universities and also provides easy access to the rest of the city. Amber provides several student housing in Loughborough, which ensures a comfortable student stay.

The city comprises everything from excellent accommodation to pocket-friendly Loughborough student accommodation. Loughborough student accommodation options consist of comfortable yet budget-friendly en suites, studios, and shared apartments, including all the bills. Loughborough student accommodation ranges from £102 - £250/week. Loughborough student accommodation options are also available for short-term tenancies. These student housing options offer several amenities and services which take care of students' needs, which one might require while settling in the city.

Loughborough, a quaint town in Leicestershire's Charnwood Borough, has all the makings of a quiet and peaceful lifestyle. It is located just outside the Nottinghamshire border and a short distance from the East Midlands Airport, providing easy access to the surrounding cities. Charnwood Museum, one of the largest museums in town, houses various exhibits dating back centuries that reflect the area's natural history. The Carillon War Memorial is one of the famous landmarks in Queens Park. The Pedestrianised Market Place and the market street is the centre of the city's shopping area which maintains several original art deco buildings, and one of the buildings is home to the town's Odeon Cinema. The city experiences cool summers and mild winters as Loughborough experiences a maritime climate similar to most of the British Isles. The nearest Met Weather station is located in Nottinghamshire in the north of the city centre.

Loughborough is a lively market town with a vibrant student population and plenty going on in and around the beautiful campus and town. Leicester is only ten minutes away by train, and with its fantastic live sports action, arts, culture, and restaurant scene, giving the best of both. Nottingham and Derby are also nearby, as are some fantastic outdoor activities in the Peak District, Beacon Hill, and Bradgate Park.

One usually looks for comfortable and budget-friendly student accommodation in Loughborough. The student also considers various factors like the distance of the property from the university as well as other parts of the city. Students usually prefer accommodations that are centrally located, which can save travel time. Amber offers various student housing in Loughborough that take care of student needs by offering several amenities and services. Here are some of the best student housing in Loughborough.

1. Waterways
2. The Holt
3. Foundry 1
4. William Morris Halls
5. Study Inn Lemyngton Street
6. Kingfisher Halls
7. Foundry 2
8. Asha House
9. Forest Court
10. Luxurio

Loughborough student housing is highly beneficial to students. Living in Loughborough as a student is equal to saving money, as the cost of living in Loughborough is not very expensive. Students are recommended to have a budget of £700-£1000 per month, including all living and other personal expenses.

1. Food: £30-£70 per week

2. Gas and electricity: £25-£50 per week

3. Internet & mobile phone: £15-£30 per week

4. Dinner at a restaurant: £70-£150 per week

5. Laundry: £15-£25 per week

6. Stationery and Textbooks: £10-£30 per week

7. Clothing: £40-£75 per month

8. Travel (Buses, trains, trams): £40-£150 per month

The routes in Loughborough are well-connected and offer a high coverage of the rest of the city. Students can explore the rest of the city via public transport. The frequency of the buses/trains is quite high. The bus stops and train stations are easily accessible from the accommodations.

1. Bus: Local buses in Loughborough are operated by Arriva Midlands and Kinchbus, while long-distance services to Melton Mowbray and Nottingham are provided by Centrebus and Nottingham City Transport. The cheapest bus ticket costs three pounds.
2. Train: East Midlands Railway operates routes south to Leicester, Bedford, Luton, and London St Pancras stations and north to Lincoln, Derby, Sheffield, Leeds, and York stations on the Midland Main Line.
3. Cycling: Cycling is enjoyable, inexpensive, healthy, and environmentally friendly. Many students choose to ride their bikes to and from university. In the United Kingdom, cyclists must ride on the left side of the road and cannot use footpaths unless there is a clearly marked cycle lane.