I arrived in London on a low budget and not expecting to find much for my money. I cannot tell you how pleasently surprised I was at how great value for money Stamford Street Apartments are. I had my own en suite facilities and was able to use the fairly spacious kitchen, which also had it's own television. The linen... more

Stamford Arms is a college dormitory and nothing more. The space allocation is OK for a dormitory, but the beds are deplorable and need to be replaced. The springs come through the mattresses and cause a painful night of sleep, or lack thereof. The bathrooms are about the size of what you will find on a cruise ship (old cruise... more

Location was the asset to Stamford Street Apartments - you could easily get to any location in central London but...the rooms were very small and neat but furniture, carpet etc. seemed dirty. The elevator was out most of the month I was there in our building which was a pain when you were on a higher floor. Security at the... more

I stayed in King's College Apartments for 1 month. I liked the cozy feel it had and the privacy of having my own room and bathroom. It wasn't the newest building, but I would definately stay there again. The bathroom was tiny. I could take a shower and put my foot on the toilet seat to shave my legs. It... more

I stayed at the Stamford Street apartments for five and a half weeks and thought it was a great place. After staying in numerous hostels, I found the private room and wash to be just enough. Located perfectly, you have no problem walking to any local attraction or hailing a cab. For the price, these apartments are excellent for anyone... more

I stayed at the King's College Stamford Street apartments for 4 nights in july. Things are a bit worn, but good enough. Expect no luxury whatsoever. Bring your own towels, because you get one towel, and it is not replaced often (officially only once per 4 days, allthough mine was changed more often). Room was not big, but big enough.... more