Forum London

by **Chic_lili** » Sat Apr 12, 2008 10:33 am

So many many people from france, italy, spain, are coming to this country to improve anew language
nobody know how to rent a room and the can make so many mistakes...
someone doesnt get back his money `cause they don`t know who`s the right way to have a place to stay
i`m living here since 2005, that`s why i`m writing, i just wanna help giving advice to who wants to have a safe place!
u can now contact me through this forum! if u need a help, i`ll be right by your side

enjoy london
lili

by **poland123** » Wed Apr 23, 2008 7:38 pm

HI
I want room rent in london and we are couple and we wish to come next month in london so write me detail about room rent but onething it should be cheap and good location might be in central london or it can be little far not so much so you have like this place for us ?

waiting for your answer
Thanking you

by **mony_y** » Fri Jun 11, 2010 3:18 pm

Hello,

i' m mony from italy
i' ve read your post.i' m looking a cheap 1 bedroom flat to rent in august/ sept.
Could you help me? Could you give me any suggestions, clues ?
Is there a good site for renting?
Whic is the less expensive london 's zone ?

Thank you very much!!!!

Bye , mony
thi.nika@yahoo.com

by **Mandarinas** » Tue Jul 27, 2010 4:13 pm

Hi guys,
just look for the apartments at the gumtree.com.

by **Singaporeaninlondon** » Sun Aug 29, 2010 10:05 pm

Given a choice, all of us would like to rent somewhere in central London, with good transport links and in desirable areas but more often than not budget is the main restricting factor.

I find the book "London for Londoners" quite a good resource if you have not zoom in on a particular area in London to reside as yet. It gives a good breakdown of pros and cons of living in each area.

After you have decide on an area, I would recommend going to either rightmove.co.uk or zoopla.com to for a guideline of current rental prices. Approach gumtree.com if you don't mind renting from landlords direct, otherwise head to the area and look for property agents on the main thoroughfare. Good thing about agents is that you'll get to see a number of properties at once and all relevant paperwork will be done nicely.

Of course there are a number of things to look out for as well. I've written down some of them at http://www.singaporeaninlondon.com/2010/08/london-accommodation-tips-for.html. Might be of some help to you.

Hope that you'll find your property soon!

by **RCG** » Tue Mar 22, 2011 11:47 pm

When you decide to travel to London for work bsucar knew this meant a place to stay.
I report many sites that I rented apartments, but did not want to invest much.
This is how through a friend knew of a place of cheap accommodation with service cheap bed and breakfast in london, and tell me I do not regret it at all choose this option, as they have quality, price and first class service.
It is difficult to rent for all apartments in foreign cities, which is why I recommend this type of information.

by **plue82** » Mon Apr 04, 2011 12:08 pm

Hi everyone,
my friend rent rooms in London you can contact her (zone 3, 20 mins by tube to go in center.
Rosa: italian2006@hotmail.co.uk (between £80 and £100/week, depending how long u stay)
It is a really nice house i spent 2 months and had a lot of fun there ^^

by **texkourgan** » Tue Apr 05, 2011 7:34 am

For people looking at moving to London, check out the EasyExpat guide that offers info on accommodations: http://www.easyexpat.com/en/london.htm

For people looking for a place to stay when visiting, EasyExpat had a helpful article about hotel alternatives: http://easyexpat.blogexpat.com/blog/exp ... lternative. I have had success with AirBnB

Happy travels!