Too amazing and really good.
On 30th June 19
Imperial College London Hall Rankings
| Yara Lewisham | #23 |
| Keogh Hall | #24 |
| The Helix | #25 |
| International Hall | #26 |
| Linstead Hall | #27 |
| Wilson House | #28 |
| Pembridge Hall | #29 |
| Parsons House | #30 |
| Holbein Hall | #31 |
| Beit Hall | #32 |
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New Mansion House offers shared and single rooms
Central London location, breakfast and dinner catered
Only a 19-min walk to Imperial College London
£135 per week
(subject to availability)
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Too amazing and really good.
On 30th June 19
Applying to Linstead Hall
Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:
- Confirmed Sept/Oct start
- TEACHING MODE:
- Online learning
- OPEN DAYS:
- 21st-26th June 2021
- TEACHING NOTES:
- The UK government has announced a re-start of on-campus teaching from that date onward, with priority given to students studying practical subjects. The College will invite some students taking practical subjects back to campus for learning activities. Students will only be asked to return if their course cannot reasonably be continued online.
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Good hall, quite pricey but the area is great, very close to campus
Too amazing and really good.
Great place to live when you prefer to be in a less noisy place.
I had a fantastic first year at Imperial in Linstead - but you really do have to make the most of it. The only reason the price can be justified is the location. A prime SW7 post code you will boast in using! Cleaning wise, everything is pretty standard with kitchens cleaned twice a week but make sure you stay on top of room cleaning, as that's only once a month and the cleaners aren't brilliant. The common room is lovely, and if you're free sunday morning the free brunch put on by hall seniors is a good way to cure a hangover and socialise with fellow Linsteadians. 5 minute walk radius includes all of the South Ken campus, Museums and Royal Albert Hall so get exploring! It's unusual compared to other University halls in that it's a bit like a hotel room with large kitchens on each floor, which is nice, but it's quite antisocial and I found a lot of my friends outside of halls. Overall a proud place to call home for the year.