Accommodation

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Pros: Flexible check-in/check-out, more privacy, kitchen facilities to save on food costs.

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Cons: Can be more expensive depending on location and type of property.

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Recommendation: Look for places in central areas like Zone 1 (e.g., Soho, Covent Garden, or Camden), or even in Zone 2 (e.g., Shoreditch, Islington, or Clapham) for more affordable options. Check reviews to ensure safety and quality.

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Examples:

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Student Roost

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Unite Students

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iQ Student Accommodation

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Pros: Safe, fully furnished, and often includes utilities.

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Cons: They may be located outside central London, but you can find places with good transport links.

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Pros: Affordable, social atmosphere.

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Cons: Shared facilities and space; may not be as private.

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Recommendation: Look for ones with high ratings like YHA London Central or Clink78 Hostel.

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Pros: Fully furnished, more home-like than a hotel, usually close to public transport.

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Cons: Can be pricier than other options.

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Recommendation: Check out companies like The Plum Guide for high-quality, vetted short-term apartments.

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Pros: Lower cost than renting a full apartment.

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Cons: Less privacy than a solo rental.

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Recommendation: Websites like SpareRoom or Gumtree often have short-term sublets.

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Safety First: Choose accommodations in safe neighborhoods, ideally close to her internship location or easily accessible by public transport.

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Transport Links: Make sure the accommodation is near a tube or train station to make commuting to her internship easy.

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Budget: Plan the budget carefully. London can be expensive, so check if there are any discounts or deals for long-term stays.

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Flexibility: Given that the stay is only for 6 weeks, she should aim for accommodations with flexible cancellation or extension policies.