Fulham Palace Studios, London
About the Property
Fulham Palace Studios, located at 168-188 Fulham Palace Rd, London, W6 9PA, United Kingdom, offers stylish studio rooms designed for students who value privacy and comfort. These Fulham Palace Studios are among the most popular student accommodations in London, combining convenience with a modern living experience. The William Morris Sixth Form College is just a 2-minute drive away, while the Imperial College London Charing Cross Campus is also only 2 minutes drive away, making it a perfect choice for students in arts, media, and creative disciplines.
London, England, hosts more than 400,000 students, making it one of the largest and most diverse student hubs in the world. The city’s employment rate of 76% gives students access to numerous part-time and graduate opportunities, particularly in business, design, and the creative industries. The cost of living in London for students averages between £1,200 and £1,400 per month, covering essentials like rent, food, and travel. he student housing guide for London will give you more insights into housing scene in London. With a safety index of 54, London provides a balanced mix of opportunity and security for students moving to the city. To find the best student-friendly areas, check out the best neighbourhoods in London. What makes Fulham Palace Studios stand out is its excellent location in Hammersmith, a well-connected neighbourhood. Students can easily reach local cafes, shops, and parks along the River Thames, offering both relaxation and community vibes. Many students share positive Fulham Palace Studios reviews highlighting the convenience and lively surroundings.
Features
At Fulham Palace Studios, students can enjoy modern and self-contained studio rooms, including the popular Bronze Studio, designed to offer both comfort and functionality. Each studio features a small double bed, ample storage, and a Wi-Fi-enabled study space that makes it easy to focus on coursework. The fully fitted kitchen includes all the essentials for independent living, giving students a balance between privacy and convenience. With a smart layout spread across 17 sqm, every detail at Fulham Palace Studios is thoughtfully planned to maximise comfort and productivity for those searching for London student accommodation. This Fulham Palace Studios student accommodation often receives great feedback in reviews for its privacy and well-designed living spaces.
Students living at Fulham Palace Studios have access to excellent shared facilities that enhance their day-to-day experience. You can unwind in the communal lounge or catch up with friends while watching the communal TV. For added convenience, the property includes a laundry room, bike storage, and even an on-site shop for quick essentials. The central location offers easy access to transport and local attractions, while high-speed up to 100Mbps internet keeps you connected. The building also promotes sustainability with recycling facilities and ensures safety through CCTV monitoring. All bills like Wi-Fi, water, electricity, and heating are included in the rent, so students can enjoy a stress-free living experience in one of London’s most well-connected areas at Fulham Palace Studios.
Location and What's Hot?
Living at Fulham Palace Studios gives you the ideal mix of convenience, comfort, and local charm. London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts is just a 4-minute drive away, while London Film Academy is only 6 minutes from the property, so travelling to classes is effortless. With its prime location and proximity to leading universities, Fulham Palace Studios is a top pick for students seeking accommodations near London Film Academy and other academic hubs in the city. Picking up daily essentials is easy with Little Waitrose & Partners and Saffron Supermarket nearby, and for healthcare needs, you’ll find Notting Hill Pharmacy and Globe Chemist within a short walk. Whether it’s a grocery run, quick errand, or pharmacy stop, everything you need sits close to home.
If you love discovering new food spots, you’ll find plenty to enjoy around here. For your daily caffeine fix, Half Moon Cafe and Aveda Cafe are perfect spots to unwind, grab a drink, or get some work done. After you’ve ticked off your to-do list, places like Mezza & Grill and FalafelStop HM are student favourites for casual dining and late bites. To explore even more places to hang out or work from, check out this guide to the best cafes in London. When the sun goes down, The Melody Whisky Bar and The Hammersmith Belle are ideal for relaxed evenings with friends, while Secrets and Ricco London bring that late-night energy and great music. For more nightlife ideas, here’s a list of the best clubs in London.
You’ll never be short on places to breathe or explore nearby. Bishops Park stretches along the River Thames, offering tree-lined paths, open lawns, and tennis courts. The Hurlingham Park is great for a jog or picnic on sunny days. For cultural experiences, Lyric Hammersmith Theatre brings live performances and modern productions. Riverside Studios is close by for independent films, exhibitions, and art events. With parks, culture, and entertainment right around the corner, Universal Student living Fulham Palace Studios lets you enjoy the best of London living without straying far from your everyday essentials.
Commute
Getting around from Fulham Palace Studio is simple and convenient thanks to excellent transport links nearby. The closest bus stops are Lonsdale Road (Stop K) and Lonsdale Road (Stop J), both around 6 minutes away by cycle, providing quick access to various parts of London. For London Underground travel, Hammersmith Station is just 2 minutes by cycle, while Ravenscourt Park Station can be reached in 8 minutes, keeping Central London easily accessible. For longer trips, Heathrow Airport is approximately 26 minutes by car, offering smooth connections for international travel from Fulham Palace Studios London.
Distance
Imperial College London is just 20 minutes by public transport and the Universities of Westminster.
Roehampton London is just 10 minutes.
Just seconds away from regular bus services delivering you all over the capital city, including Fulham Broadway with its impressive
Vue cinema in less than 15 minutes.
Only 10-minutes walk to Hammersmith Station.
You can travel on the District or Piccadilly Line and be in Central London within minutes.
Shops at Hammersmith Broadway Shopping Centre both are less than 15 minutes walk from Fulham Palace Studios.
Just a short walk away is The River Thames and Hammersmith Bridge, and also the infamousHammersmith Apollo Theatre.
You can travel to Kensington in under 20 minutes and visit all kinds of amazing museums in the area or explore the beautiful Hyde Park.
Imperial College Charing Cross campus 2 minutes walk
LAMDA - 11 minutes walk
BIMM - 20 minutes walk
Imperial College Main Campus - 20 minutes on public transport
The University of Westminster - 30 minutes on public transport
The University of Roehampton - 30 minutes on public transport
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Room Types (2)
Studio
Bronze Plus Studio
Choose our Bronze Plus Studio room for your very own self-contained and fully furnished studio room. For comfortable living in the heart of London, you’ll have everything you need when you choose plus. From a cosy small double bed, ample storage for all your items, a Wi-Fi enabled study space, an en-suite bathroom and a fully fitted kitchen. This room measures 17 sqm and offers you ultimate privacy and freedom to cook up a storm, study for your degree or invite friends over and make some memories. The best part is, it’s all utility bills included in the rent so make sure to get your room sorted today!
Silver Studio
On the hunt for the perfect self-contained studio for the next academic year? Choose Silver Studio for a snug small double bed, ample storage for your belongings, a dedicated study space, an en-suite bathroom and a fully fitted kitchen. Measuring 18 sqm, you’ll have everything you could need for London living with fantastic communal spaces within the property so you can meet new people and make memories. Book your room today before they all get booked up!
House Rules
Payment and Fees
Security Deposit
The tenant has to pay £250 as a security deposit to book this property. Note: The security deposit will be refundable. If there is any damage to the room or communal area, the amount will be deducted from the security deposit.
Pay In Instalment
If the student has a UK-based guarantor or housing hand, The student can pay in 3 installments. Full payment 3 installment 4 installment If the student does not have a UK-based guarantor The student must pay the rent in full Note: In case the student is paying in installments, then the property will ask for the initial payment 3 weeks before check-in If the student is paying in full, the property will ask you to pay 6 weeks before the date your tenancy commences. Note: The instalment plan may vary as per the room and tenancy selection.
Mode Of Payment
Credit/debit card, bank transfer, and Flywire. Flywire payment options include Open Banking, Google Pay, Apple Pay, WeChat Pay, and others (Country/region-dependent). Note: The property does not accept cash.
Guarantor Requirement
Required for paying rent in instalments. Without a UK guarantor: Full upfront payment is mandatory. Guarantor criteria: Must be UK resident for at least 1 year. Must be over 21 years old. Must be a homeowner or in full-time employment. Must provide valid photo ID. Must provide proof of UK address (dated within the last 3 months). Third-party guarantor service: Housing Hand is recommended if the tenant cannot provide a UK guarantor. Note: The property does not accept other Guarantor Service Providers.
Additional Fees
Dual occupancy is available for most rooms that are 23sqm or larger. The total rent will be calculated as the standard room rate plus an additional £50 per week. Both applicants must apply separately and clearly state in their applications that they are requesting dual occupancy.
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When applying for a room you will be asked a series of questions to determine the type of room/flat that you require, along with any special requests you may have. Please note that special requests cannot be guaranteed except where you have disability as defined and covered under the Equality Act 2010. The property will attempt to meet your allocation needs as far as practicably possible, should you have a defined disability.
If you have a disability, medical condition or special request that affects your accommodation requirement please inform the property in the additional notes section when completing your application, either online or by paper form.
You are encouraged to disclose any special requests for your stay such as your preferences regarding culture, religion, sex, gender, etc. to enable the property to make an informed decision about your room allocation. Where appropriate, an applicant may be prioritised through the allocation categories as a result of disclosing a disability to the property.
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When should use 111?
To contact the emergency services (Fire Service, Police, Ambulance and Coast Guard) dial 999.
For non-emergency police assistance call 101.
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You should call 101 to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response. For example:
Your car has been stolen.
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You should use the NHS 111 service if you urgently need medical help or advice but it's not a life-threatening situation.
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You need medical help fast but it's not a 999 emergency.
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