Pacific Court
15 Assembly Passage · 4.7 (58 Google reviews)
Indicative rate £276 – £482 per week — confirm with the operator
Deposit Set by operator
Min. lease Flexible / on enquiry
Available Check with operator
About this residence
Pacific Court is a student residence in London, United Kingdom, offering student accommodation. Listed rates range between £276 and £482 per week, varying with room type and contract. Published review data is limited for this residence, so verify details directly with the operator. Figures are indicative — confirm current pricing and terms with the operator before signing.
Nearby universities
QS #2 Imperial College London Details → QS #9 UCL (University College London) Details → QS #31 King's College London (KCL) Details → QS #56 London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Details → QS #110 Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) Details → QS #310 City St George’s, University of London Details → QS #388 Birkbeck College, University of London Details → QS #511 SOAS University of London Details →
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Pacific Court — FAQ
How much does Pacific Court cost?
Indicative rates range from £276 to £482 per week. Final pricing depends on room type, lease length and availability — confirm with the operator.
Is Pacific Court close to Imperial College London?
Pacific Court is in London, home to Imperial College London, UCL (University College London), King's College London (KCL) and 5 more. Exact commute depends on the campus — the address is 15 Assembly Passage; check it against your timetable before booking.
How do I secure a room at Pacific Court?
Enquire directly with the operator — contracts, deposits and payments are handled by them, not FindStay. If you want a second opinion first, ask Robin to compare Pacific Court with other London residences; an advisor follows up within one business day.
Want help securing a room here?
Ask Robin to sanity-check Pacific Court against comparable London residences — then get advisor follow-up within one business day. Booking stays directly between you and the operator.