Urbanest is in the heart of the thriving City of London, an area rich of history and culture, home to some of the world’s most striking modern architecture. Located within minutes of our school, Urbanest is also at short distance from Tower Bridge and the Tower of London, St Paul’s Cathedral, London Wall, St Katharine’s Dock, Monument, the Gherkin and the Bank of England. In the area you will find great leisure facilities and famous shopping centres, as well as popular tourist attractions and beautiful green areas. You will also benefit from great transport links.
Please note that this residence is only available from 4th August – 25th August 2024.
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Urbanest City
Kensington Academy of English
Accommodation Type: Private single rooms, en-suite rooms.
Availability: This residence is only available from 4th August – 25th August 2024.
Location: The building is off Minories, only a short walk to Tower Hill & Tower Gateway underground stations.
How to get to the college: Exit your accommodation, then turn right onto Jewry Street and you will see us on the left at number 31. Total travel time is approximately 1 minute walk.
Minimum/Maximum stay: One week minimum stay. No maximum stay.
Check-in/out: Check in between 3pm and 9pm, check out before 10am.
Cancellation policy: Four weeks prior to arrival.
Security: A 24 hour emergency number is provided in case of emergency.
Meal time: This is a self-catering residence so there are no set meal times.
Facilities offered: A launderette is available within the building managed with a secure QR code system. Students are responsible for the cleaning of their own room. One set of bed linen is provided at check in. We do not provide towels or cleaning products.
Accommodation Fees
| Minimum Age | Room | Board | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18+ | Single Standard | Self-Catering | £295 |
| 18+ | Ensuite Single | Self-Catering | £350 |
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