Accommodation in Edinburgh

Finding a place to stay can be difficult - you don't know the city or the areas, and you may be unfamiliar with the costs involved.

Current students have some suggestions for you:

Information from the"Edinburgh University Students' Association" 

Are you looking for a flat for academic year 2009...

Do you need letting advice...

Are you thinking of buying or selling...

Would you like to know what options there are for letting your flat during the Festival...

Do you need advice on worldwide & UK moves and details on how to pack and store your items Have you got any general Accommodation queries

Then come to the Accommodation Fair

Teviot Row House

Bristo Square

Wednesday 4th March

11am - 4pm

If you are looking for a new flat - this is the place for you...Where to look...where to live...what to look for...put together by your Students Association and our new accommodation website at http://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/accommodationfinder

You can also...

Advertise or look for property at http://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/accommodationfinder or http://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/forum Or on the Accommodation Board outside the Potterrow Students Association Office

Get advice at http://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/accommodationfinder or the Advice Place http://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/advice/accommodation

If you need to transport luggage worldwide, move within the UK or pack & store items we recommend Seven Seas on 0800 21 66 98 or http://www.sevenseas.co.uk

Student Flat Finder

Richmond Place:

Facilities provided: Ensuit bathroom (toilet, shower and washbasin), Resnet (University Internet), ultilities (water, electricity and heating), Basic furniture (desk, chairs, lamp, telephone, pedestal, bed, bookshelf and cupboard), cleaning service (kitchen daily, rooms once a week), coin-op laundry service (£1 for wash and £1 for 30 minute dry), vending machines for late night snacks

Pros: Safe environment (security at gates after 11pm until 7am), friendly staff, porter services to collect your mail and parcels while you're out), close to Moray House, Main Library and shops, PC Facilities until 11pm (with printers), occasional free/cheap dinners in common room, tv in every kitchen (dvd machines available), dvds for rent (20p each, no new titles), cooking utensils and basic cooking appliances available.

Cons: Rooms are too small, most rooms have no view, noisy floorboard in the corridors, possible loud neighbours, if one decides to move out before contract expires, he/she needs to find a person to take over their room.