London, Paris Gardens
Gold One Bed Apartment
From £551pw Fully booked
These 28 sq m self-contained rooms come with great views from their location on floor 9....
- Private room
London, Paris Gardens
Gold One Bed Apartment
From £551pw Fully booked
These 28 sq m self-contained rooms come with great views from their location on floor 9....
- Private room
London, Paris Gardens
Three Bed Apartment
These well-formed rooms are part of a shared apartment with two other people, sharing a kitchen and ...
- Private room
London, Paris Gardens
Three Bed Apartment
These well-formed rooms are part of a shared apartment with two other people, sharing a kitchen and ...
- Private room
London, Paris Gardens
Studio
Our entry-level studios give you all the privacy and functionality you need, finished in style and w...
- Private studio
London, Paris Gardens
Studio
Our entry-level studios give you all the privacy and functionality you need, finished in style and w...
- Private studio
London, Paris Gardens
Upper Floor Two Bed Apartment
All the essential features you need but with stunning views and more peace and quiet, these rooms ar...
- Private room
London, Paris Gardens
Upper Floor Two Bed Apartment
All the essential features you need but with stunning views and more peace and quiet, these rooms ar...
- Private room
London, Paris Gardens
Upper Floor Two Bed Apartment
Offering all the same features as our standard Two Bed Apartments but with stunning views and more p...
- Private room
London, Paris Gardens
Upper Floor Two Bed Apartment
Offering all the same features as our standard Two Bed Apartments but with stunning views and more p...
- Private room
King’s College London Waterloo Campus
The fourth-oldest university in England, and one of the two founding colleges of the world-renowned University of London, King’s was established in 1829 by King George IV. With nine faculties, institutions and schools, it has kept its reputation and is one of the top 25 universities in the world.
Among its many world-changing achievements, King’s was home to the discovery of the structure of DNA, the origins of IVF, and research that helped develop radio, TV and mobile phones. 12 people who have worked at or studied at King’s have won Nobel Prizes. Notable alumni include poet John Keats, civil rights activist Desmond Tutu, physicist Peter Higgs, and Florence Nightingale, who founded the world's first professional school of nursing at St Thomas' Hospital in 1860.
The Waterloo campus is home to the Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery, the London Dental Education Centre, and the Faculties of Life Sciences & Medicine, and Social Science & Public Policy.
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