Juan Said:

London Universities for Study Abroad Students.?

We Answered:

Just check out some university websites, most of them look friendly enough to explain everything you need to know.
What's more important though is to consider whether you are an EU-student or an Overseas student (there is a difference in tuition fees) I couldn't go to London because of financial matters, but I have a classmate who is accepted in a London University and is going to study computer technology and game studies or something like that.

You should define what you want to study anyway. For computer studies or anything connected to technology London is the place to be. For business studies and economy I would rather go out of London though. And for art & design Ireland is tops.

Hope I helped :-)

Violet Said:

Cheap accommodation in Camden, London for 5?

We Answered:

Try these locations:

Palmers Lodge London - USD 34
Camden Lock Hotel London - USD 101

Search for more hotels at http://www.corporatehotelclub.com

If you do book the big hoteliers, Mariott or Holiday Inn, you can easily "smuggle" them in!

Allen Said:

International Students House in London?

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I have seen it, although didn't go inside, heard it's good it's in a good location, central location so the room must have some standard. You should stay there for short-time period then u can look at websites where u can get cheap accommodation, you can also contact letting agency, they will look for house & also contact your college they should provide accommodation.

Adam Said:

Apart from Gumtree and Craigslist where could I find accommodation for 3 months in London this summer?

We Answered:

Depends on what kind of accomodations you're looking for and how much you can afford.
Here's some useful links I've used for 6 trips to the UK over the past several years:
B&B's: Smooth-Hound Systems is by far the best for both B&B's and hotels. They list by counties, then you can drill down for specific towns. They give info on pricing, rooms, amenities, smoking/non-smoking, etc. And also include links to a place's own web page (if any).
http://www.s-h-systems.co.uk/

Next would be The Automobile Association:
http://www.theaa.com/getaway/hotels/hote…

For flats specifically in London, try any of the following links. Please note most of these will direct you to the same general sets of flats/apartments, or similar ones in the same area of town. Although we always used a travel agent for finding a flat for us (from 2-4 people, depending on the trip), I would always check myself to see what was being offered. We stayed at Endsleigh Court, close to Euston Station, twice. It was reasonable for a 2-bedroom flat, in Bloomsbury right on the bus lines, and 1 block from Euston. We've also stayed twice in a small 1-bedroom flat on Picadilly between Hyde Park Corner and The Ritz, across from Green Park (and close to GP tube station). It was more expensive, but worth it for the convenience (not having to spend a lot of time on the bus or tube).

http://www.londonconnection.com/main_men…
http://www.renting-london.co.uk/index.ht…
http://www.flats-rent-london.co.uk/
http://www.english-manner.com/
And there are other sites out there.

It also helps to have an idea of where in London you want to stay. It's more expensive in some areas (Mayfair), esp. closer to central London, than others (Camden Town).

And if you decided to rent a cheaper place on the outskirts of town, you will then be spending more time traveling into town. This may also cost you more on a Tube/bus pass as you will be outside the inner travel zones. So you need to balance whether your money or your time is more valuable.

Another place to check out is the Landmark Trust. They have taken over/renovated historic properties, and rent all or some of them out. My sister and her family stayed at Fish Court in Hampton Court Palace last summer -- which meant they had the run of the grounds after visiting hours!
http://www.landmarktrust.org.uk/

Kay Said:

i want to know about some private accommodation near the uni of leicester for students.?

We Answered:

Go to Host UK it is an organisation especially there to help uni students.

Diane Said:

Accommodation in London?

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You might check out the Hoxton Hotel. I stayed there for a night this past May. It's a fun boutique-ish kind of hotel that's clean, comfortable and rather trendy. The prices are usually pretty cheap/decent for a room (well cheap for London). It's not right in the center of the city but not far off and only a 5 minute walk to the Old Street underground station which is serviced by the Northern Line.

http://www.hoxtonhotels.com/