Student Accommodations near Holloway

Even though it can be time-consuming, finding suitable student accommodation in Holloway, London, is not difficult at all. Amber provides several affordable and comfortable accommodation options. Holloway is near many notable universities, including London Metropolitan University, the Royal Veterinary College, the Universit Paris-Dauphine (London Campus), and Westminster Kingsway College. Students could easily pick the most accessible holloway students' accommodation.

The city has everything, from luxurious student accommodation in the London City Centre to cost-effective Holloway student accommodation; all these stays were constructed with the utmost comfort of the students in mind. Comparatively speaking to any other English city, Holloway makes it simpler to reserve short-term lodging. Walmsley Studios, iQ The Arcade, Thane Villas, Harrington House Canary Wharf, Sunlight Apartments, The Stay Club Colindale, Cow Hollow, Urbanest St Pancras, and Station Court are just a few of the renowned private student accommodation in Holloway London that are well worth the money.

One of the most picturesque urban neighbourhoods in England, Holloway is also one of the world's oldest, with an almost two-millennia-old history. Holloway, a stunning urban region on the River Thames's channels, was established following the country's early mediaeval history. The city has an important economic sector and great significance in the nation because it is the hub of England's commercial, transportation, and cultural trade.

As a result, Holloway is a heavily connected city. Its borders are shared with surrounding populated places, including Kings Cross, Kingston upon Thames, and Croydon. Additionally, the city is claimed to be inspired by both historical and contemporary economic and military history, giving Holloway a unique blend of the early 19th and 20th centuries. Holloway's most well-known historical sites, including Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, the Tower Bridge, the London Eye, and Trafalgar Square, draw thousands of tourists annually.

Searching for suitable Holloway student accommodation can be tedious for students. Amber does everything from finding a convenient location to booking and handling the booking formalities smoothly. Students are open to choosing room options, including ensuites, non-entities, bedroom apartments, studios, etc. To help you in your quest for a place to live, amber provides a variety of possibilities for Holloway Road student accommodation. Below are a few notable accommodations students can explore while searching for a stay near their respective university;

1. AXO Islington, London

2. Mannequin House, London

3. iQ Highbury, London

4. iQ Sterling Court, London

5. Chapter Kings Cross

6. iQ Will Wyatt Court, London

7. Chapter Old Street, London

8. London Nest Don Gratton House, London

9. Chapter Lewisham, London

10. AXO New Cross, London

Living in London could be expensive, but careful assessments and planning can help students from spending extra pounds. For Holloway student accommodation, it is recommended to have a budget of £1,000-£1,300/month, including all living and other personal expenses. Below is a comprehensive list of estimated expenses while living in Holloway;

1. Food: £100-£150/week

2. Gas and electricity: £50-£70/week

3. Internet & mobile phone: £30-£50/week

4. Dinner at a restaurant: £50-£150/week

5. Laundry: £25-£40/week

6. Stationery and Textbooks: £20-£30/week

7. Clothing: £50-£75/month

8. Travel (buses, trams, and trains): £90-£150/month

England's transport system, in general, is potentially one of the most effective. The city is smartly connected to every central transportation system readily available within walking distance from all the universities in London, from the world-famous London Underground Tube and DLR (a machine-driven light railway) to trams and buses. These are all accessible from all Holloway Road student accommodations.

1. Train: London has a dedicated metro rail system that runs from all the zones in London, covering the city Centre to Waterloo and Piccadilly Circus Station. These stations are concisely well-connected train stations, so students don't have to worry about travelling to nearby cities on weekends. Intercity travel by train costs around £17- £20, and £1.65-£4.85 for a metro ride.

2. Bus: London's bus network runs 24 hours daily, with more than 100 buses running up and down the city. Students can take buses from Victoria Bus Station near the City Centre that connect to all national highways of England.

Hundreds of local bus stops are at every corner of the city, designed to cater to local and national travellers. The average bus fare in London is around £2- £5/day. Students can also choose an 'Oyster Card' bus pass that significantly reduces local transport expenses.

3. Cycling: Students can also explore local parts of the city by cycling. They can visit London's exclusive cycling areas, like the famous Jubilee Park & Garden. Several