[[b]London[/b], [b]04 October 2016[/b]] – For those who want to live within the museum-filled postcode of the nation’s capital, the Halpin House, located on 97 Queen’s Gate, is the perfect place to stay. This is one of the 13 places scattered across London offered by LHA.

[b]Halpin House – A Grade 2 Listed Accommodation[/b]

Designed to have magnificent high ceilings, this Grade 2 listing resembles an ‘auberge de jeunesse’ or a youth hostel. This accommodation is best for those who want to live within the vicinity of London museums, as three of the most popular ones are only five minutes away – the V&A Museum, the Science Museum, and the Natural History Museum.

The accommodation is also minutes away from various universities, such as King’s College London, Queen Mary University of London, GCU London and London Business School. Local attractions include Little Venice, Porchester Gardens, Kensington Palace, the London Eye, and Royal Albert Hall.

They have various types of rooms available for short- or long-term bookings. Tenants can choose from a single, twin, triple or dorm room, and all of these include a quality bed, drawers, wardrobe, as well as a shaving and vanity unit.

Facilities include free WiFi, 24/7 CCTV surveillance, a study room, and a common room. Recently, the accommodation added a modern laundry facility, as well as a new gym to their list of amenities.

[b]Choosing LHA London[/b]

LHA London is a charity and therefore, they want to provide affordable accommodation to students and working people. They also point out that their location means lower transport costs for their residents, which makes their occupancy rate close to 100% throughout the year.

All houses provided by LHA London have CCTV coverage, key fob access and someone hand 24/7. They also offer free insurance – they tied up with Endsleigh, one of the leading insurance providers catering to students.

[b]About LHA London[/b]

LHA London has been offering high quality accommodation in the nation’s capital since 1940. They once catered to those made homeless by the Blitz but now, they also welcome students, working people, and anyone who decides to settle down in London.

‘Whether you are looking to make friends or take time to get to know London, with 13 sites across the city – LHA is the perfect place to start your adventure in the nation’s capital’.

For those who want to find more information about their latest vacancies, they may visit http://lhalondon.com.