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University of Edinburgh accommodation
Starting life at the University of Edinburgh? Yugo offers a range of student accommodation near the university's main campus, with rooms and amenities that feel like home from day one.
From study spaces to games rooms, our private halls are packed with facilities purpose-built for student living. And with central locations, you'll be right next to campus and the city centre.
Ready to learn more? Explore our University of Edinburgh accommodation below...
Student accommodation near the University of Edinburgh
An easy journey to the University of Edinburgh campus
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Why choose private accommodation over halls?
Facilites
Spacious rooms and vibrant social spaces areas equipped for modern student living.
- Study rooms
- TV lounge
- Games rooms
Flexibility
More freedom with your choice of rooms, flatmates and length of stay.
- 20 different room types
- Roommate matching
- Short stays & summer lets
Convenience
Great locations with bills paid for and full support available round the clock.
- Close to campus
- Bills included
- 24/7 support
Community
Vibrant common areas and regular social events that make meeting people easy.
- Large student community
- 'Live Your Best Life' programme
- Regular social events
Social events
Leisure spaces
24/7 support
Study spaces
What our residents have to say
Tim Longley
Yugo Brae House
“Just finished my first year of university in Brae House and had a great time – it's in a good location and has fantastic staff and maintenance that are always reliable.”
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Savannah Tudlong
Yugo Canal Point
“I had a great time here for three years! The staff are friendly and helpful, and the location is unbeatable.”
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Frequently asked questions about the University of Edinburgh
Where is the University of Edinburgh located?
The University of Edinburgh is located in Scotland’s capital, with several campuses spread across Edinburgh's Southside and Old Town, Blackford and Little France south of the city centre and Craigleith in the northwest. There's also the Easter Bush campus, based just outside the city near Penicuik.
When was the University of Edinburgh founded?
Founded in 1583, the University of Edinburgh is one of Scotland’s four ancient universities alongside the University of St Andrews, the University of Glasgow and the University of Aberdeen.
Is the University of Edinburgh a Russell Group university?
The University of Edinburgh is part of the prestigious Russell Group, being one of its founding members and one of only two Scottish universities in the association alongside the University of Glasgow.
How many students are at the University of Edinburgh?
The University of Edinburgh is home to roughly 50,000 students, making it the biggest university in Scotland by enrolment. The student body includes a large and diverse international population representing more than 130 countries.
Is the University of Edinburgh a good university?
The University of Edinburgh is consistently ranked among the top universities in the UK and worldwide, with leading expertise across a range of disciplines, state-of-the-art research facilities and impressive graduate employability rates.