Accommodation Office
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Latest NewsAccommodation available for students yet to be made an offer - 1 October 2008
Mid Session application period now open for 2008-9
The College offers a variety of accommodation within its own halls of residences and also the University of London Intercollegiate Residences.
The College is well provided with places in a variety of residences, in busy central locations as well as quieter, residential areas.
We provide approximately 1,338 places in traditional halls of residence, 1,321 in self-catering apartments and 595 in the University Intercollegiate halls. For more information on King's College halls of residence, please see the accommodation brochure (My Digs) available below.
Some of the halls of residence are very over subscribed. To avoid disappointment please ensure that you indicate as many choices as possible when applying.
King's students have the additional benefits of membership of the University of London and use of the many social and sporting facilities and the Intercollegiate halls affiliated to the University.
If you would prefer to find your own accommodation in the private sector, advice and up to date information is available from the University of London Accommodation Office.
To apply for accommodation you must be either a prospective student or a current student. A prospective student applicant is someone who is holding the firm offer of a place on an academic programme at King's College; once registered, you are a current student.
If you would like to make the College aware of any information or requirements that should be taken into account when allocating your accommodation, you should complete a Self Assessment Form, downloadable in .pdf from the 'Forms' page of this website. This should be endorsed by a medical professional or supported by other appropriate documentation.
Before starting, please read our warning and disclaimer.
My Digs 2009 Entry (PDF 2.54mb)
Some of the halls of residence are very over subscribed. To avoid disappointment please ensure that you indicate as many choices as possible when applying.
King's students have the additional benefits of membership of the University of London and use of the many social and sporting facilities and the Intercollegiate halls affiliated to the University.
If you would prefer to find your own accommodation in the private sector, advice and up to date information is available from the University of London Accommodation Office.
To apply for accommodation you must be either a prospective student or a current student. A prospective student applicant is someone who is holding the firm offer of a place on an academic programme at King's College; once registered, you are a current student.
If you would like to make the College aware of any information or requirements that should be taken into account when allocating your accommodation, you should complete a Self Assessment Form, downloadable in .pdf from the 'Forms' page of this website. This should be endorsed by a medical professional or supported by other appropriate documentation.
Before starting, please read our warning and disclaimer.
My Digs 2009 Entry (PDF 2.54mb)