Student Accommodations near Queens University Belfast

Little Patrick Street is the closest student accommodation near Queen's University Belfast.

The average distance of the amber student accommodation near Queen's University Belfast is 1 mile.

You should book your accommodation near Queen's University Belfast 6-9 months before starting the academic year.

Studios and ensuite rooms are popular among student apartments near Queen's University Belfast. The best student accommodation Belfast allows students to ensure they have enough space!

Botanic Train Station is the closest train stop to the university and is only a 5-minute walk. This station helps students travel easily to their Belfast student accommodation.

The Queen's University Belfast offers on-campus accommodation. However, some students prefer the convenience of living off-campus due to added facilities. Off-campus student accommodation near Queen's University Belfast allows learners to stay in the apartment of their choice. Private student rooms near QUB start from £141 per week with amber. Top picks include Little Patrick Street and Great Patrick Street. They are just under a 1-mile radius from Queen's University Belfast. Student accommodation near Queen's University Belfast provides easy access to all that learners might need!

The Queen's University Belfast was established in 1845 as Queen’s College Belfast. It became an independent university in 1908. It is located in Belfast and is a member of the Russell Group. The university enrols around 25,000 students. Class sizes typically range from 20 to 100 students, depending on the course. It offers programmes in Engineering, Medicine, Business, Law, and Arts. The university provides some on-campus housing, but many students choose off-campus accommodation like Nelson Place nearby. Applications for the 2026 intake at Queen's University Belfast (QUB) have a deadline of June 30, 2026.

The Queen's University Belfast student experience depends on students selecting appropriate accommodation options that are close to the university. Students can find various housing options, including studio apartments, ensuite and non-ensuite flats, & much more.
1. Little Patrick Street: (4.6/5) - “The rooms are really nice and well-filled with amenities. The kitchen is large, and there is enough space for everyone in the flat. The setting is perfect for tenants looking to live near the city centre of Belfast.” - From £141 per week.
2. Great Patrick Street: (5/5) - “Amberstudent maintained a professional and friendly attitude from the start & throughout my application. Answering all my queries and questions promptly and efficiently (even out of office hours) with a real desire to find me suitable student accommodation. Now I am staying in this property and am quite happy with it. I highly recommend it to the upcoming students.” - From £153 per week.
3. John Bell House: (4/5) - “It is a good place for students. Comes with all basic perks: 24×7 maintenance, good service providers, gym, friendly environment, and good transportation services for nearby colleges as well. Staff are very friendly and easy-going, which is a plus as compared to other student accommodation.” - From £169 per week.
4. Swanston House: (4.9/5) - “I moved in at Swanston House last month, and I am so happy here. My cousin also stayed here last year. We both had a great experience. I highly recommend it.” - From £181 per week.
5. Nelson Place: (5/5) - “Cosy and comfortable student housing” - From £159 per week.

The Queen's University Belfast main campus is located in South Belfast on University Road. It is about a 3–5 minute walk from Botanic railway station & around 10–15 minutes from Great Victoria Street railway station. Nearby bus stops on University Road & Lisburn Road are served by multiple Metro routes, including 8A, 8B, 8C, and 9.

At Queen's University Belfast, students take part in a range of clubs & activities. The QUB Business Society organises networking events, workshops, & employer talks. The Computing Society hosts coding sessions & tech events. The Medical and Law Societies conduct seminars & career sessions. The Music and Drama Societies organise performances & shows. The Students’ Union supports volunteering and student-led events.