London｜When studying abroad, Studio apartments are a must!

🇬🇧 Personally, when it comes to studying abroad, my top choice for accommodation must be a studio apartment! I really like the room type and the orientation. Of course, choosing a reliable agent is also crucial! If you're unsure about the room type, definitely go for a studio because: 👉 Spacious, and you have full control over your space --- The communal areas in ensuite accommodations may not be particularly small, but they can get crowded during meal times. If you want to grab a quick meal, you have to wait for your roommates to finish. Plus, the ensuite room itself is not that large, making it a bit cramped overall. Too much crowding can affect your mood, making it a bit stifling—I personally don't fancy that. 👉🏻 Ensuite roommates are like a blind box! --- If two people have different living habits, conflicts are bound to arise. For instance, some folks don't like washing dishes right away; they leave them piled up, don't clean the stove, and even neglect sweeping the floor. Some roommates might even use your condiments, dishes, and pots without permission. Typically, an en-suite has at least four people, and the chances of getting good roommates are quite slim—it's like opening a blind box. 👉🏻 No need to deal with social intricacies --- Some may choose an ensuite because they fear loneliness and lack of friends. However, never compromise just because you think being alone is lonely. It's possible that some roommates are difficult to get along with or aren't clean. Living alone is always better than arguing or being upset every day. Spend some time in the city, join clubs, and participate in apartment group activities—you'll eventually make good friends! Keep going!