Private Halls
Liberty Park
Just 20 minutes away from the University of Leicester and 15 minutes from DMU, Liberty Park suits everyone’s needs. It is home to 690 students and has shared flats and studios, giving students the chance to choose between ensuite rooms with a shared kitchen and living area or an independent studio. There’s even an option to share one of the premium range rooms with just one other student, whilst still having your own bathroom. On-site, there is a large common room, a gym and a supermarket. Nearby, you can go and stock up at Morrisons, or watch a movie at ODEON, or maybe get your fill with a cheeky Nandos. Prices start at £122 per week.The Glassworks
Less than a minute away from DMU, and not much farther from the University of Leicester, The Glassworks is in a good location for anyone worrying about being late for lectures. On-site facilities include a study room, common room, cinema room, vending machine and the basics such as laundry facilities. When it comes to individual rooms, students can choose from a range of studios or ensuite rooms or even a two-bed flat. Prices start at £150 per week.134 New Walk
De Montfort University
Bede Hall
New Wharf Hall
Fancy somewhere right near a large supermarket and a leisure centre? New Wharf Hall is exactly that. It has recently been refurbished, and its now modern-looking flats house 4, 7 or 10 students with a shared bathroom and kitchen. These are regularly cleaned by staff, and there are laundry facilities on-site. Prices start at £110 per week.Waterway Gardens
University of Leicester
Ashcroft House
Ashcroft has 14 recently renovated rooms in the centre of The Village, meaning that all of the SU amenities are right on your doorstep. This includes The Village Hub and the sports centre. Also nearby are the botanic gardens and a 24 hour ASDA. Each room includes a 3/4 bed, a wardrobe and all the necessary furniture. Prices start at £119 per week.Knighton Court
These newly-refurbished ensuite rooms are only a short walk away from The Village hub, which offers a variety of social study spaces and places to relax. In The Village there is a cash machine, a common room, music rooms, allotment, bike storage and parking, and you’re close to the botanic gardens and a 24-hour ASDA. Prices start at £142 per week.Can’t decide between catered or self-catered halls? Read our pros and cons list here.
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FAQs for: The Best Student Halls in Leicester Revealed
Popular halls include The Tannery, CODE Leicester, Lumis Student Living, Merlin Heights, The Grange, Castle Court, Liberty Park, Newarke Point, The Glassworks, and Bede Hall—close to De Montfort University or the University of Leicester.
Studios, en-suite rooms, cluster flats, shared apartments, and premium studios are all available to match different budgets and privacy needs.
Nearly all major halls offer all-inclusive rents covering utilities, high-speed Wi-Fi, and often contents insurance—simplifying your finances.
Most featured halls are within walking distance or a short bus ride to DMU, UoL, and city hotspots like Highcross Shopping Centre.
Expect gyms, games rooms, cinema lounges, study spaces, landscaped gardens, 24-hour supervised access, and secure bike storage in many halls.
Several providers offer flexible stays for exchange students, placements, or those needing shorter contracts.
Yes—group bookings are common, especially in cluster flats or shared apartments, ideal for friends who want to live together.
Most are covered by the Student Accommodation Code and/or ANUK National Code, with CCTV, secure entry, and onsite support teams.
Weekly rents typically range from £95 to £200, depending on room type, location, and facilities.
Apply online via the university or private providers. Early applications can unlock cashback offers or booking incentives.
Last Updated on July 26, 2025
Published on February 9, 2022