LSE

The accomodations facilities are good but there are fees for everything you can imagine, be carefull not to pay late or you wil get a 4 pounds a day fine.

The School Hall is nothing you would kill for really, but is extremely well located (close to Oxford Street and Regents Park). It's smallish but rather clean and homy.

I lived in Rosebery Hall and enjoyed my time there. The dormitory is centrally located (EC1) and has good facilities.

Stayed at High Holborne residence. Lack of space can be a bit restrictive but very good overall.

You really cannot ask for more. You will not be living in a palace, but LSE accommodation is very good compared to most university standards. Bankside and High Holborn are especially laudable given that both are within walking distance of the school, and are widely regarded as the best vis-a-vis facilities, cleanliness, proximity to major amenities, and room sizes. LSE accommodation is also quite inexpensive. You will likely pay 100 pounds or more per week, but this is peanuts in comparison to what you would have to pay to live independently in London. Accommodation in London is extremely expensive, and the LSE does a great job in subsidizing student housing.

LSE has different housing categories. The advantage of the housing at Roseberry Avenue was that it wasn't too far away from campus