En-suite residence

Eleanor Rosa House, University of London

2 Lett Rd, London, E15 2RA

From

£300 / week

6 room types available

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En-suite

Bills charged separately

Furnished

In the residence’s words

About Eleanor Rosa House, University of London.

Eleanor Rosa House is a student residence located in the E15 area of Stratford, London. The property is situated near Stratford station, providing extensive transport connections across the city. Residents have easy access to the Olympic Park, Westfi...

Rooms

Choose your room.

Each tier has its own rate. Every room has the run of the building’s shared spaces.

DDA Large Single Plus

14.9–15.9 m²£309/ week

DDA Large Single Studio

Sold out

24.8–26.7 m²£446/ week

Currently unavailable

Large Single

Sold out

16–16.9 m²£317/ week

Currently unavailable

In the rate

What the weekly price covers at Eleanor Rosa House, University of London.

24/7 Reception

Communal Cleaning

Laundry facility

The building

Shared spaces at Eleanor Rosa House, University of London.

Open to every resident.

Bike Storage

Bookable Kitchen

Cinema Room

Common Room

lift

Lounge

Quiet Space

Self Catered

TV Room

Activity Room (AI Fitness Mirror)

Games Room

Close to Transport

Residents

What people say.

3.9 from 90 Google reviews · Read them on Google

YOOO4 months ago

I would not recommend staying here. Based on my experience, the plumbing in this apartment building has been a serious and ongoing problem. My flat was flooded three or four times due to severe leaks, which caused a lot of stress and disruption, yet I received no proper compensation or effective solution. The issue does not seem to be limited to my flat. During my stay, there was also a major leak in the building, which made me seriously concerned about the overall maintenance and safety of the property. In addition, some interactions with the reception staff made me feel uncomfortable, and at times I felt I was treated unfairly. Overall, my experience living here was very disappointing. The plumbing problems are serious, I would strongly advise others to think carefully before choosing to stay here.

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Ella Rosa Sara2 months ago

I took over someone else’s contract and stayed at ERH for 4 months over summer. I really enjoyed my stay at Eleanor Rosa house. Particular highlights were the sky garden which has amazing views over London, the workout space which is great for dancing , the rooftop terrace for lounging and studying and the bookable kitchen for parties :) I found living here really peaceful which is just what I needed for studying. Thank you to the ERH team ☺️

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Michaela Gladu4 months ago

I wish I could give it a 0. Do not stay at this dorm. Over the course of 1 year there has been consistent hot water and heating problems in the winter, a massive leak that left students without power for days, and many other issues. They do not have any sense of urgency in getting anything fixed and do not communicate between the teams so you have to retell every front desk shift what is going on and continuously follow up. They will also try to blame you first for any issue you are experiencing.

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Ali Maharramova year ago

Not bad. I stayed there in 2023-2024. I think it was expensive (1135 quid a month), now even higher and not worth the price, probably can find cheaper. But if we set the price aside, building is really clean, walls are thick and the reception team is very helpful. Beware that for some reason shower clogs very frequently, or maybe cuz im very Middle Eastern 😭

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Bartłomiej Tokarzewski7 years ago

Property looks great. Many common areas open for students such as kitchen for parties, learning area, small cinema, fitness area, laundry, plenty of bike racks. The view from the last floor is amazing. More pictures comming soon :)

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Location

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Neighbourhood

Stratford

1 / 2

Stratford holds both purpose-built studios and rooms in shared flats, which is why the gap between the cheapest and the dearest is so large here. The Elizabeth line reaches Tottenham Court Road in about fifteen minutes, so this is a serious option for UCL and SOAS despite how it looks on a map, and QMUL is three stops away.

In the residence’s words

Eleanor Rosa House, University of London answers.

What is a DDA (adapted) room?

DDA (also known as "adapted") accommodation has adaptations for residents with access or mobility requirements. The bathroom is a wet-room style that offers more space for wheelchair users and the fittings are slightly lower for improved reachability.

Will I need to move out during Christmas and Easter breaks or during other holidays?

No, you do not have to move out during holidays. The accommodation is yours until the contract end date specified in your Offer of Accommodation . The residency periods include the Christmas and Easter holidays, there is no need to move out of your hall room during these vacations.

Is the accommodation at the Intercollegiate Halls catered?

Most rooms at the Intercollegiate Halls are catered; students receive breakfast and dinner that are included in the price. Any room, studio or flat that has a kitchen is self-catered. Students living in self-catered accommodation in halls with a dining room have the option to buy a meal plan.

If I’m accepted, when can I move in?

If you are accepted you will receive an email from the property with your accommodation offer. Before you accept the offer you will have to review a licence agreement that has the contract start date. This is the date from which you can move into your room. This is also the date from which you will start paying the rent. The property is normally able to accommodate early arrivals; however, the contract start date cannot be delayed.

Is bedding provided in my room?

The bedding is not provided as standard. However, before your arrival, you can purchase bedding.

Are rooms numbers allocated as students arrive and check in?

Rooms are allocated at random, the time and date you arrive at the hall has no connection with the room you are allocated. Your room will only be confirmed upon check-in. This is to ensure that any maintenance work can be carried out with no disruption to the students. All rooms are inspected before students’ arrivals to make sure they meet required standards; if any room is unsuitable, it will be removed from the system and another random room of the same type will be assigned giving the maintenance team ample time to fix any issues.

Is there parking that I can use to drop off my stuff?

As the halls are in prime locations there is very little parking around. Parking restrictions and pay zones are normally in place. Please check before you travel.

I have a medical condition that affects my choice of accommodation. Who should I inform about it?

Students with medical conditions are encouraged to contact the property and discuss their needs with a member of the team so the property could advise on the best solution.