Back to Institute of Education Home Page . The Institute's hall of residence, John Adams Hall, is situated in a row of Georgian houses in Endsleigh Street, only three minutes' walk from the Institute building. The lively atmosphere of the Hall is much enjoyed by its close knit strident community of 162 male and female residents from Britain and overseas, who occupy basic but comfortable centrally heated single and twin-bedded study bedrooms. Residents are provided with bed, breakfast and evening meal from Monday to Friday and some meals at weekends. All the bedrooms have washing facilities, and there are shared bathrooms on each floor.
Some flats can accommodate students with one child.
Preference is given to research degree students in allocating places in Woburn Square. Applications for admission to the hall or the annexes should be addressed to the Hall Manager at the above address, enclosing a self-addressed foolscap envelope, stamped or with International reply coupons. It should be noted that the period buildings occupied by the hall of residence and its annexes can make access for the disabled difficult. The Intercollegiate Halls of Residence are open to all students of the University of London. A self-addressed foolscap envelope, stamped or with International reply coupons, should be enclosed.