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Room for rent in London
Room 2: Bright room with single bed, desk, bookcase, side table and large wardrobe.
Room 1: Large room with single bed,
desk, bookcase, chest of drawers and wardrobe.
What to do in London… Apart from studying, there is always something to do in London, day or night and whatever the interest and whatever the budget. There are over 6 000 restaurants, some serving luxury French cuisine whilst others serve a plate of pasta for a few pounds. There are 40 000 shops and over 80 major street markets, so visit Harrods or Camden market or visit them both. Visit museums or galleries or open air theatres and festivals for outdoor entertainment or have a picnic in London’s many parks whilst watching the world go by.
Where to stay in London… There are several options to where to stay whilst studying in London. The three most popular ones are - living in halls which can be great for meeting new people but can be very noisy and gives little privacy - sharing a house with friends can be lots of fun but can also be more expensive as bills are not included and cleanliness of shared areas can be a problem - living in a house with a live-in landlord is often a quieter option which makes it easier for studying, bills are included which often makes it cheaper than other options but although you can come and go as you like, you have to be more considerate as to not disturb your landlord too much.
Sightseeing -
WiFi available. Bedding, towels and kitchen utensils are included.
Share bathroom, kitchen and garden with family.
Shops and and gym are nearby.
The house is close to overground trains -
