Clearing 2026 is open.
Your place is waiting

Browse available student accommodation near your university and book in minutes.

How it Works?

Show a simple three-step process:

Step 1: Select your university city.
Step 2: Compare available accommodation.
Step 3: Enquire or book a viewing.

Need Help Finding Accommodation?

Show a simple three-step process:

Please enter your first name
Please enter your last name
Please enter your email address
Please enter your phone number
Please select a city

Have questions?

We have 24/7 support available.

Call an Expert
How do I book a room with StudentTenant? keyboard_arrow_down

Step 1 - Search our range of fantastic student properties, and keep track of those you are really interested in.

Step 2 - Once you have found the properties you would like to view, you can submit your availability to view the property by clicking on the 'BOOK A VIEWING' button.

Step 3 - Once you've submitted a viewing request or watched a video walkthrough, a member of our expert bookings team will be on hand to answer any questions you may have, and help you start the process of booking your room when you've decided which property to book.

Step 4 - Once you have completed your booking and paid your holding deposit (1 weeks rent), your room will be taken off the market. Your landlord will prepare a tenancy agreement and you can now prepare to move into your new student home!

We've got a variety of different student accommodation options available to you, and we can help you find a great room close to your university.

Private shared housing: Student houses dotted in and around, great for smaller groups of like-minded students.

Private halls: Independently run buildings with multiple room types and shared communal areas, often with en-suite bathrooms and gyms.

Lodgings/Homestays: Rooms in a family home or with a live-in landlord, great if you want extra support.

Nothing! It's against the law for letting agents to charge students any administrative fees when reserving accommodation.

Like all lettings agents, StudentTenant charges a temporary fee to reserve your room which is called a Holding Deposit, equivalent to one week's rent, deducted from your first month's rent by your new landlord.

Holding Deposits are typically in the range of £50-£120, and you will never be required to pay anything greater than £149 per room booked.

In order to arrange a viewing of a property or view a video walkthrough, you will need to be registered with StudentTenant, and you can request a viewing via our website.

Rooms are reserved on a first come, first served basis. If you like a property and you would like to book a room, you should book it as soon as possible to avoid disappointment, especially during clearing.

Contracts for private student accommodation vary from property to property, but usually they're for a 12 month period. The contract start date and length for each property is listed on the advert under the 'description' tab.

In most cases you will be signing an Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement or AST. You should read the Government's How to Rent Guide.

Landlords almost always ask for a security deposit. Under the law, the maximum security deposit is 5 weeks rent, refundable at the end of the tenancy subject to the property being returned in good condition.