Wellington Lodge Unite - London
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About Wellington Lodge Unite
You can easily go to central London from here or visit various attractions like the coca-cola London Eye, the Nightingale Museum, and St. George Cathedral. The Big Ben is also a simple ride away from the property and you can take a walk around the River Thames for a good view of the city.
Wellington Lodge London student halls have a strong Wi-Fi connection, contents insurance, 24/7 security, maintenance team, management staff, emergency contact centre, study areas, communal space, laundry facilities, and bike storage space. All utility bills are included in the price.
**For short-term inquiries, please contact us for more information.
Location
It is situated in a central location in Zone 1, Southwark borough in London, your new student home is just a 15-minute tube ride to University College London, a 24-minute walk to London School of Economics, and a 30-minute walk to the University of the Arts London. This building is close to four famous train and tube stations: Lambeth North, Waterloo East, Southwark, and Waterloo underground.
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A 12m2 en-suite room featuring a small double bed, under-bed storage, wardrobe, and a spacious workspace. The lounge/kitchen area is shared with an average of 3-5 students.
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£325 / week
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Payment
International students can pay in 4 instalments for long-term bookings without a UK guarantor.
Please note that to complete bookings we require the following:
- The £250 Advance Rent as stated on the tenancy document (for the avoidance of doubt, no Advance Rent is required for bookings in Scotland).
- Payment details – International students can choose to pay by bank transfer or by card.
- The tenancy agreement needs to be agreed both by the student and the guarantor.
Cancellation Policy
· No Visa No Pay: if a student’s visa application is rejected or if the UK university application is rejected, the student needs to send the rejection letter within 7 days of receiving it, and before the tenancy start date. The letter must include a date and the student’s name. In case this happened, this student will be released from their tenancy.
· Visa processing delay: If a student cannot get a visa on time to come to the UK and wishes to cancel their booking with Unite, but is unable to provide a proof that the visa cannot be issued: the student must contact us. These cases will be handled on a case by case basis.
· University / School intake delayed: if the start date of a course has been postponed to a later date, the student can provide evidence showing the new start date, then he/she might be able to delay the tenancy start date to suit the new start date of the course. The student will only be liable for the rent from this new start date.
· Travel Ban: if there is a travel ban either in the student’s country of origin or in the UK, preventing students from travelling as planned: students affected by the ban can contact us. The tenancy start date will be delayed until the end of the travel ban. The student will only be liable for the rent from this new start date.
· Early leave request: We are also aware that some students may want to leave the UK and return to their home country over the coming weeks. If a student decides to leave early, our early leave policy will be enforced. That means they will be liable to pay the remainder of their tenancy unless they can find someone to take it over for the remainder of the term.
