Student Accommodation near Queen's University Belfast

Belfast is one of the more affordable cities in the UK for student living, with Queen's University Belfast accommodation typically ranging from  £119 to £174 per week, depending on the room type, location, and expected facilities. Many properties are bills-included, covering water, electricity, internet, and free access to modern facilities such as high-speed Wi-Fi, study rooms, gyms, social lounges, and 24/7 security, providing students with a safe and convenient living environment.

Popular student areas for QUB student accommodation include Botanic Avenue, Malone Road, and Stranmillis. Students living in these areas can walk or bike to the university, and there is also easy access to nearby supermarkets, restaurants, green spaces, and public transportation, which makes day-to-day living more enjoyable. Great Patrick Street Belfast, Little Patrick Street Belfast, and Vita Student Bruce Street are the most sought-after apartments to consider. uhomes.com's personalised matching service helps you identify the best Queen's University accommodation that aligns with your preferences.

Stranmillis (£140 to £170 per week)

Stranmillis offers a laid-back, village vibe that’s a hit with students who prefer a bit of greenery over a chaotic city centre. The neighbourhood is packed with brunch spots, including Hendrix Restaurant Belfast, Kebab Company, and Kanto Stranmillis, giving it a more polished, relaxed feel while still right in the middle of the student action. Accommodation near Queen's Belfast is well-suited to postgraduate and PhD students who want to focus on their studies and get away from the hustle and bustle of life.

Commute to campus: 5 to 15 minutes walk

Botanic & The Holylands (£119 to £174 per week)

Botanic and The Holylands put you right in the thick of it, with the university campus essentially acting as your backyard. Botanic Avenue is the local go-to for late-night eats and coffee, with spots like French Village Cafe & Bistro, Molly's Yard, Umi Falafel Belfast, and Holohan's Pantry. While the neighbouring Holylands is a massive student hub defined by its iconic rows of red-brick terraces and constant energy.

Commute to campus: 10-minute walk

Lisburn Road (£168 to £180 per week)

The Lisburn Road is a standout choice for accommodation near QUB, blending a stylish urban lifestyle with a welcoming community feel. Often dubbed Belfast's "Style Mile," it is packed with quirky independent cafes, such as Output Espresso, Brew & Bake, and Oliver's Coffee Bar. uhomes.com offers plenty of Belfast Queens accommodation close to essential amenities like M&S Foodhall, Tesco Superstore, and SPAR Cadogan.

Commute to campus: 10-20 minute walk

Belfast City Centre (£140 to over £200 per week)

Living in the City Centre is all about that fast-paced urban lifestyle, with most students opting for the sleek, modern apartment blocks that have recently popped up. It’s the ultimate choice if you want the city’s best bars, big-brand shopping like Victoria Square and Queen's Arcade, and cinemas right on your doorstep rather than tucked away in a quiet suburb.

Commute to campus: 15 to 25-minute walk