Student Accommodation in Houston
Houston is home to a range of flourishing industries, magnificent space exploration centres, museums, musical centres, and, of course, award-winning cuisines. It is well-known for its graffiti-covered walls, which highlight its eclectic nature and vibrant culture. It is also known as a "powerhouse metropolitan city" in the United States. Casita has hundreds of rooms in the city, check out multiple room types in our 3 accommodation options or ask for private lets. Casita offers you a wide range of student accommodation in Houston for you to choose from according to your needs and budget.
Why Book Student Accommodation in Houston?
Houston is a great pick for creating a life and raising a family, mixed in a thriving job market and the sunny weather all year round. However, Houston's reputation for extreme heat, hurricane vulnerability, and legendary long travel can also be disruptive to people preferring mild weather.
There are many art galleries and fascinating people. The town is clever. It is noteworthy that the UH system runs an extensive public radio system. There are beautiful libraries and stores of music. You will find all the materials you look for and meet people who have the same interests as yours.
Universities in Houston:
3 accommodation options are available just a short public transport ride away
Calhoun Rd @ UH University Dr bus station is just 2-minutes away
Places of interest: McGovern Centennial Gardens
3 accommodation options are available just a short public transport ride away
Main St @ University Blvd bus station is 4-minutes away
Places of interest: Hawkins Sculpture Walk
3 accommodation options are available just a short public transport ride away
TMC Transit Center light rail station is 12-minutes away
Places of interest: Hermann Park
Student Life
Where do most students live in University of Houston?
8% of the university’s students live in college-owned, operated, or affiliated housing while 92% of students live off-campus.
Do UH freshmen have to live on campus?
No, freshmen are not required to live on-campus.
What Are Some Must-Visit Places in Houston?
When you move to Houston, you must visit the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. The museum houses gallery buildings, a visitors center, a sculpture garden, movie theater, library, gift shop, cafe, two house museums, and two art schools.
You can also drop by the Houston Zoo which is a 55-acre zoological park situated within Hermann Park. It houses over 6,000 animals from 900 species and has 2.1 million visitors each year, which makes it the second most-visited zoo in the United States.
Transportation in Houston:
METRORail provides accessible and affordable transportation between downtown Houston and NRG Park, including the Museum District and Texas Medical Center. Two more lines link the Theater District to BBVA Compass Stadium and other destinations east of downtown.
In addition to providing various modes of bus service in Houston, the $6 fare would be available everywhere in the Central Business District.
The city also benefits from the BCycle network, which is expanding and now has 90 stations with 635 bikes available for short-term rentals in central Houston.
Other Student Accommodation In USA
Besides having facilities for student accommodation in Dallas, Casita offers student accommodation in these cities in the USA:
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