[London, July 13, 2016] – LHA London, a renowned provider of affordable and quality accommodations for Londoners, opens its doors to Southbank students with the Friendship House, a strategically located, architectural-award winning building loaded with amenities and a friendly family atmosphere.

[b]Building Features[/b]

Just a short distance from the Tate Modern Gallery, the Globe Theatre, Southwark Cathedral, and tube stations Southwark (Jubilee Line), Elephant & Castle and Borough, LHA London’s Friendship House offers fantastic access around central London.

Tenants can take advantage of the building’s strategic placement within the city to explore, all with the peace of mind LHA London’s 24 hour key fob access and CCTV provides.

[b]Options and Offerings[/b]

Tenants who prefer to stay in may spend the day using the Friendship House’ Freeview TV access, 20MB Wi-Fi and LAN internet, study room, gym, bicycle storage, water garden and shared kitchen. With en-suite singles, twins and non en-suite singles available for short term or long-term bookings, LHA London offers students flexibility and control over the duration of their stay. Tenants who are 18 to 21 years of age can even receive a 10% discount on their rent after 14 nights of shared room lodging.

LHA London’s Friendship House offers two types of rooms: single and twin rooms. Both come furnished with a quality bed, wardrobe, drawers and sink with vanity unit, with twin rooms catering to two tenants of the same gender. These rooms are available for short term and long-term bookings, perfect for individuals on vacation or planning to attend university.

[b]About LHA London[/b]

Providing quality accommodations since 1940, LHA London has grown to be one of the city’s most prominent hostel chains, with 13 sites providing secure and affordable lodging to students. First established as a way to provide shelter to Londoners during the war, LHA London upholds the tradition of charitable housing as it helps young, single people to familiarise themselves with the city, socialise and study—all at costs they can afford and locations where they feel secure.

To learn more, visit http://lhalondon.com.