My Life in Halls Highlights

Living at urbanest Westminster Bridge (WB) has been the highlight of my time at LSE. From breathtaking views to vibrant communal spaces, WB offers a unique blend of comfort, convenience, and community. Here's a glimpse into my life at WB, accompanied by some snapshots that capture the essence of this exceptional student accommodation.

A Prime Location in the Heart of London

Situated at 203 Westminster Bridge Road, WB boasts an unparalleled location. Just steps away from the iconic Westminster Bridge, it offers stunning views of Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and the Thames. Whether it's a morning jog along the South Bank or a leisurely evening stroll, the city's landmarks are right at your doorstep.

Spacious and Inviting Communal Areas

One of WB's standout features is its expansive communal spaces. The 18th-floor terrace offers panoramic views of London, making it a perfect spot for both study sessions and social gatherings. The lounge areas are well-maintained, quiet, and provide a comfortable environment to relax or collaborate with peers.

Comfortable Ensuite Living

I reside in an ensuite room, which offers ample personal space, abundant storage, and a private bathroom—ensuring both comfort and hygiene. Sharing a spacious kitchen with friends has been a delightful experience, especially during festive occasions when we come together to cook and celebrate.

Ensuite Room

Kitchen

Responsive and Supportive Staff

The WB support team is exceptional. Available 24/7, they promptly address any concerns and ensure a smooth living experience. The parcel room is efficient and secure, making package collection hassle-free.

A Vibrant and Safe Community

With students from various universities like KCL, UCL, and Imperial, WB fosters a diverse and lively community. The building is equipped with robust security measures, including electronic key fob entry and CCTV, ensuring residents feel safe at all times.urbanes

I’ve made some of my best memories here—cooking dumplings on Chinese New Year, spontaneous ping-pong tournaments, study political science in the common room, and late-night chats on the terrace. WB isn’t just where I live—it’s where I’ve grown, made friends, and found a second home. 💛