Accommodation for Clearing is now available
If you are coming to the University of Reading through Clearing, please visit our dedicated Clearing Accommodation information page.
Self-catered accommodation
Our self-catered accommodation ranges from modern flats to more traditional corridor-style blocks.
Catered accommodation
Eat at a range of restaurants and cafes on our Whiteknights and London Road campuses.
Catered rooms with shared bathrooms or en-suite bathrooms
Returning to halls?
If you are a current student looking to stay in halls of residence for your second or third year, find out more information about the process of applying.
Families, couples and mature students
The University has a range of accommodation which is suitable for mature students, couples and families. From houses with converted rooms and self-contained flats to purpose-built studio rooms located within the halls.
Private accommodation
There is a huge variety of private rented accommodation in Reading. We can help you find the accommodation that's best for you.
Your home at Reading
At Reading, we offer a wide range of catered and self-catered accommodation for both undergraduate and postgraduate students, providing you with a home away from home in a supported community.
The University of Reading has two housing providers: University Partnerships Programme (UPP) and Unite Students. Unite Students owns and manages Kendrick Hall, located next to the London Road campus. UPP manages the remainder of the halls on, or next to, the Whiteknights Campus.
Application information
Find out more about the application process and how you should apply.
Need a room?
If you still need accommodation for this term, don't worry – there are several rooms available in student halls of residence. To find a new room, get in touch with us or apply below.
Current students
For more information about your accommodation, visit our dedicated website for current students.
Information for parents and supporters
Useful information for supporters about costs, safety and other issues surrounding accommodation.
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