Accommodation Guide 2024-25

Accommodation Guide Your new home in 2024–25

A place in halls, guaranteed Halls are a place for everyone, with room enough to carve out your own space without being so big that they lose a sense of community. It is an opportunity to dive into a new, independent way of living.

What’s better is that we guarantee a place in unuiversity accommodation to all first-year undergraduate students, as long as you meet a few criteria: • You’re studying at Imperial full-time for the full 2024-25 academic year • You’ve applied for a place in Imperial accommodation by 19 July 2024 • You’ve met the conditions of and accepted your academic offer from us by 23 August 2024 • You’ll be living at university alone (sorry, we can’t accommodate families or partners)

Application timeline May 2024

19 July 2024

22 July 2024

If you’ve firmly accepted your offer from Imperial, you’ll be invited to apply to halls

Last date to apply for a guaranteed place

Applications open if you have Imperial as your insurance choice

28 September 2024

September 2024

Early September 2024

Move in! Get settled in and enjoy your new home

We send accommodation offers by email. You’ll be given a deadline to accept

All applications are processed and we start allocating rooms

For information on how to apply, visit: bit.ly/applyforaccomm

Services and facilities Each of our 6 halls of residence are unique and offer their own character and community. However, all of our halls provide: • On-site laundry facilities • Communal and recreational areas • Cleaning schedule for communal areas and bedrooms • Access to wired and wireless internet* • On-site wardening teams, providing wellbeing support and a schedule of events and socials * Wireless internet coverage can vary in certain areas of some halls

Our halls

Beit Hall Beit could not be better positioned for students looking to be at the heart of student life. Overlooking Imperial College Union, it can be noisier than other halls but the trade-off is good quality accommodation, right on campus, and sitting next door to the world-famous Royal Albert Hall and Hyde Park. ~ 339 students £181–£285 per week

(2024-25 prices - rents are subject to change each year)

South Kensington

Eastside

Beit is usually dubbed the party hall. It’s fun and friendly and close to all your essential needs.”

Beit Hall

–LUKE, FIRST YEAR MSci CHEMISTRY

Made up of three Halls (Gabor, Linstead and Wilkinson) and offering high-quality en-suite rooms, Eastside has everything you need on your doorstep. South Kensington campus is just across the road, and you’ll also have an in-house bar and restaurant, and easy access to Ethos, our flagship gym. ~ 454 students £186–£346 per week

(2024-25 prices - rents are subject to change each year)

South Kensington

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Kemp Porter Buildings Our newest hall, Kemp Porter forms part of our bustling student community in North Acton, now our largest cluster of halls across the university. The purpose-built residential complex offers modern en-suite rooms, complemented by dedicated communal spaces and recreational facilities. Rising to 30 storeys, many rooms and kitchens enjoy spectacular skyline views of London. ~ 708 students £136–£177 per week

(2024-25 prices - rents are subject to change each year)

North Acton

I love it at Kemp Porter! It is such a safe space and my room is excellent”

Kemp Porter Buildings

–ABIGAIL, BSc PHYSICS

Southside

Wilson House

Adjacent to Eastside and centred around Prince’s Gardens, Southside is comprised of four Halls (Falmouth, Keogh, Selkirk and Tizard). Both Southside and Eastside place you at the heart of our South Kensington campus and offer easy access to its facilities.

Set across 22 interconnected Victorian period houses with a new, purpose built residential block to the rear, Wilson House is your home in the heart of London. It is situated just a few minutes away from Paddington station, the restaurants and bars of Paddington Basin, as well as a quick walk to Hyde Park.

~ 405 students £186–£346 per week

(2024-25 prices - rents are subject to change each year)

~ 382 students £154–£248 per week

(2024-25 prices - rents are subject to change each year)

South Kensington Paddington

Woodward has a very friendly and fun atmosphere, and a strong community feeling to it.

The price is unbeatable for what you get.”

–KAREN, BEng BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

Woodward Buildings Woodward Buildings is one of our newest halls of residence, offering modern, spacious accommodation in cluster flats of 6-10 residents, as well as a range of purpose-built communal spaces. Rising to 19 storeys, Woodward forms part of the bustling student community in North Acton, which also includes Kemp Porter Buildings and a variety of other London university halls of residence. ~ 689 students £136–£204 per week

(2024-25 prices - rents are subject to change each year)

North Acton

The majority of our halls (including all presented here) are for first-year students only, with most continuing students moving into the private sector.

We provide a range of resources and support during your first year so you are prepared to make the transition to living in the private sector.

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Woodward Buildings

The information presented here is accurate as of 2023-24. Hall, facilities and prices are subject to change. For further information on our halls, you can visit:

The Student Accommodation Office is here to support you throughout your entire housing journey, from applying to halls of residence in your first year, all the way to entering the private sector and beyond. accommodation@imperial.ac.uk @imperialaccomm