Studio at Tavistock Court, Bloomsbury, London WC1H 9HE

Every apartment has a 25-day window during which it’s available for move-in. They call this “the booking window,” and it exists to ensure that apartments don’t remain vacant for too long. You can move in on any of those 25 days and, in general, you’ll save a little money by booking a move-in closer to the start of the window. Before the booking window, there will be another guest staying in the apartment.

Their website shows the real-time availability for all apartments, and you can see the earliest possible move-in date for a given property on both the market page with all listings and the property detail page. Please note the year of the availability date, as some properties' earliest availability date will be in the next calendar year. If you can't find your ideal apartment, please contact us.

The cost of this accommodation stay includes the rent and utilities. It may also include cleaning, restocking (e.g., supplies, linens, towels), insurance, and where required by local laws, taxes and/or occupancy fees. It's important that when browsing apartments you've selected your desired dates and indicated any flexibility on move-in/move-out, as rental costs vary based on apartment, seasonal demand, and duration of stay. If you've not selected dates, it's possible that the price you see isn't representative of what it would be for your desired dates. To see which dates offer the lowest possible rent at current demand levels, go to your property of interest and view the info icon above the pricing summary.

Property Management's Tenant Legal Liability (TLL) Program, offered through Woodruff Sawyer and supported by an insurance policy placed with ShelTern Insurance, provides four types of protection for incidents that may occur inside the apartments: 1) Guest Personal Property Protection for repair or replacement costs for physical loss or damage to personal property, with a $10,000 limit ($3,500 single item max) subject to a $250 deductible. 2) Property Loss Damage Waiver Protection for physical loss or damage to real property of the rented unit or the personal property furnishings provided with the rental, with a $25,000 limit ($3,500 single item max) subject to a $500 deductible. 3) Guest Personal Liability Protection for damages for which guests become legally liable to third parties, with a $100,000 limit subject to a $5,000 deductible. 4) Medical Expenses Protection for necessary medical expenses as they relate to an accident causing bodily injury to a third party.
This is a summary of the protection plan. Restrictions and exclusions apply. Guests must read the specific limits, terms, and conditions in the addendum of the guest agreement. Guests are welcome to secure their own renter’s insurance on top of management’s TLL program to further protect themselves and their personal belongings.

Yes, all photos are of the actual apartment unless indicated otherwise. For newer or recently redecorated apartments, they may show model photos or photos of a similar apartment, and they'll always highlight this with a note reading, for example, "Sample photos of décor & layout." If possible, you can view the photos of other apartments in same building as your desired apartment to get a sense of what it will look like.

They only offer in-person viewings if the apartment you're interested in is vacant, you're booking a stay for 6+ months, the building's rules allow it, and they have the staffing capacity to guide a viewing. They encourage you to view the 3D Tour available on some apartments' detail pages; and unless stated otherwise, an apartment's photos will always show you exactly how it looks.