Loring Hall

Loring Hall is located on campus in New Cross. The nearest train station is New Cross Gate.

Who lives here?

Undergraduate, Study Abroad and postgraduate students. You can expect to live with students of different nationalities and from different degrees, but we’ll try and house you with people of a similar age.

Loring Hall is made up of seven buildings and we will aim to keep undergraduate and postgraduate students in separate areas. 

Weekly rent (2025-26)

Rent in this hall ranges from £221.00 - £227.00 per week, depending on the type of room you choose.

See our 2025 Accommodation Guide (PDF) for more information. If you require accessible information, please view our online guide.

Room types available

  • En suite (Single occupancy bedroom with private bathroom and shared kitchen) £221 per week – total cost for the period 19 September 2025 - 28 June 2026 – £8,903.14
  • En suite large (Single occupancy bedroom with private bathroom and shared kitchen) £227 per week – total cost for the period 19 September 2025 - 28 June 2026 – £9,144.86, some of these rooms are accessible
  • Our variable rates will be applied to Study Abroad, Turing and Erasmus students visiting for one or two terms.

Accessible rooms

Loring Hall also has accessible rooms. Contact Accommodation Services to find out more about these.

Wi-Fi

Free wireless internet (Wi-Fi) is available across campus (including in Loring Hall) via our secure eduroam service maintained by our IT team. Please note, wired internet is not available.

Eduroam is suitable for most study purposes, but may not be adequate for gaming and other leisure activities.

Find out more about wifi access on campus.

What's included?

  • Shared kitchen includes induction hobs, oven, fridge, freezer, kettle, microwave oven, iron and ironing board
  • Outdoor bike storage
  • Access to on-site launderette
  • All utility bills (ie electricity, water and gas)
  • Basic possessions insurance. Register with Howden for Students to find out what is covered
  • Access to 24-hour security staff. They are based at Loring Hall but work across multiple sites.

What isn’t included?

  • TV licence – Find out where and when you need a licence
  • The cost of using the on-site launderette
  • You will need to bring your own bedding, pillows, duvets and kitchen utensils. Find out more about what to bring
  • Car parking. Some car parking space is available for students with mobility issues
  • Anything not explicitly mentioned under ‘What's included?’

Pictures of Loring Hall

Take a look inside Loring Hall to get an idea of what life is like here.

Take a 360 virtual tour of an en suite bedroom and communal kitchen inside Loring Hall.

Outside Loring Hall a multi-storey student housing block with grass outside Outside Loring Hall a multi-storey student housing block with grass outside

This accommodation is home to undergraduate students

A student bedroom

An example of a room in this hall

Students cooking dinner together in halls

You'll have the chance to make new friends in your halls

A female student sitting on a bed in halls

Rooms are single occupancy and have private bathrooms

Students sitting around a table in a shared kitchen

All rooms have access to a shared kitchen where you can socialise

A table in a student kitchen

Your shared kitchen includes induction hobs, oven, fridge, freezer, kettle, microwave oven, iron and ironing board

An en suite bathroom

Both en suite and en suite large rooms have private bathrooms

What it's like here

Based on campus in New Cross, Loring Hall is for undergraduate students. This is a purpose-built residence made up of 55 self-contained flats spread over seven blocks.

All rooms are en suite and arranged in cluster flats with students sharing a kitchen. The vast majority of flat are made up of 8 rooms, but a limited number of smaller flats are also available. 

All of our accommodation is self-catering. 

Find out more about our Residence Life programme and the support available in halls.

Address

Loring Hall, St James, London SE14 6AH

Refurbishment works

During the 2024-25 and 2025-26 academic years, essential internal maintenance repairs across the seven buildings which make up Loring Hall are due to take place.

The main works within each flat should take around 2–3 weeks, during which, some noise and disruption are to be expected.

Our priority is to minimise any disruption or inconvenience to students, and we will ensure residents are kept regularly updated as more information becomes available.

Join Resident Experience Coordinator Caitlin on a tour of some of the Halls

Management

This hall is managed by Goldsmiths and is signed up to The Student Accommodation Code developed by Universities UK and GuildHE.

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