The halls team includes Stephane, the Operational Manager; Imran, the Warden; and Iqbal, the Residential Life Officer.

High Holborn Residence offers support services for accommodation-related queries, maintenance issues, pastoral care, and student welfare. The Front of House team can provide assistance and direct students to the appropriate resources.

Yes, community building is important at High Holborn Residence, and 87% of last year's students felt a sense of community. The halls aim to provide a welcoming environment where students can form friendships and support each other.

High Holborn Residence offers various facilities, including a common room, study spaces, a computer room, laundry facilities, and a makeshift gym.

Yes, 92% of students from the previous year would recommend living at High Holborn Residence to others, indicating a positive experience.

Yes, High Holborn Residence welcomes students from all over the world, creating a diverse and international community.

The Hall Committee is made up of students living in High Holborn Residence. They work together to represent the students' interests, organize events, and improve the halls' facilities and community.

You cannot bring a mini fridge to High Holborn Residence. 

High Holborn Residence offers basic gym equipment, such as weights. However, for more comprehensive gym facilities, there is a leisure center next door, as well as several membership gyms nearby, including the student gym at LSE.

High Holborn Residence uses an app system called Wash Station for laundry. Washing costs about £2.80, and drying costs approximately £1.40.

Kitchens are cleaned once a week, while shared bathrooms are cleaned daily from Monday to Friday. For rooms, students are responsible for their own cleaning.

Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is prohibited inside the building. Smoking should be done outside and away from the building.

For specific questions regarding accommodation payments and documentation, you can email accommodation@lse.ac.uk for assistance.

You can have a rice cooker, but it must be used in the kitchen, not in your room. Personal kettles are allowed in the kitchen but not in the rooms.

Yes, you are allowed to have day guests until 11:00 PM and one night guest for up to three nights within a fortnightly period. For stays longer than three days, you will require the Warden's permission.

Battery-powered string lights are allowed, but avoid using anything that plugs in, as it may cause safety issues.

Yes, if you prefer a female-only flat due to personal or religious reasons, you can request it during the accommodation process.

The Wi-Fi is fast and reliable. Use the eduroam network, which is the same as on the LSE campus, for seamless connectivity.

Inform reception immediately if you lose your key. You will be provided with a temporary key while searching for the original. Lost keys incur replacement fees.

Yes, you can bring your pressure cooker with you to the hall. Keep in mind that your flatmates might also bring theirs so we do suggest that you wait till you meet your flatmates before buying one. Reminder that you are not allowed to bring air friers.