Mystudenthalls

Mystudenthalls is a free search engine for purpose-built student accommodation across the UK, launched in 2011. It lists properties from national operators and independent providers in over 50 towns and cities. The platform allows users to compare weekly prices and room types without creating an account or paying a fee.

Users can search by city or university, such as London, Manchester, or Kings College London. The platform covers locations from Aberdeen to York, and includes universities like Nottingham Trent and Imperial College London.

Prices, room types, and availability are supplied and managed directly by the accommodation providers themselves. Individual providers may have their own requirements for guarantors, advance payment, or eligibility that are not set by Mystudenthalls.

The website displays a Trustburn rating of 4.2 out of 5 from 9 reviews. The most recent feedback dates back to September 2023, with ratings ranging from 3 to 5 stars.

Multiple reviewers praise the user-friendly website design and the ease of the booking process. Customers frequently mention that the platform saved them time and made finding accommodation hassle-free.

Users consistently highlight the responsiveness and helpfulness of the customer service team. Several reviews note that the support staff was friendly and resolved queries quickly.

The business operates as a trading style of Mygroup Digital Ltd, registered in England and Wales under company number 07345539. The website domain is mystudenthalls.com.

The platform has been operating since 2011, helping students compare private halls when the process was previously difficult. The founder, Dan Roberts, created the site to present buildings in a consistent way.

Accommodation providers pay an annual fee to list their buildings on the site. The business does not take commission on bookings or add anything to the price shown on a listing.

Users can filter properties by budget, area, and room type after searching. Once a property is found, users contact the provider directly through the listing to proceed.

The platform does not act as a booking agent and does not sit in the middle of the contract between the student and the provider. The agreement is established directly between the user and the accommodation provider.

The site includes a news section and links to press/media enquiries. It also provides options to advertise with the platform or create an advertiser account.

The platform lists properties across more than 50 towns and cities, ranging from major hubs like London to smaller locations like Bangor and Aberystwyth. This wide reach allows students to find accommodation in diverse regions.