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Student accommodation in Hatfield

Just 25 minutes from London King's Cross, Hatfield offers students the best of both worlds — a quiet, close-knit town to call home, with the capital always within easy reach. It's home to the University of Hertfordshire, one of the UK's largest campus-based universities, spread across two connected sites just a short walk or shuttle bus apart.

Beyond lectures, Hatfield has plenty to keep you busy. Explore the historic grounds of Hatfield House, grab a bite or catch a film at The Galleria shopping centre, or head into the Students' Union for one of over 100 societies and regular events throughout the year. And when you fancy a bigger night out, London is never more than half an hour away.

Browse our student accommodation in Hatfield below and start your journey today.

1 student housing in Hatfield

Hatfield

Luna

Life at Luna is all about location — set directly opposite the University of Hertfordshire's De Havilland campus, with College Lane just a 15-minute walk away, no early alarms required.

Choose between a 2-bed apartment, ideal for sharing with a friend, or a private studio with its own en-suite and study area. Every room comes with a smart TV, built for easy nights in as much as busy days on campus.

Beyond your room, Luna's communal spaces are hard to match — a free gym, cinema room, games room, karaoke room, private dining room, piano area, landscaped garden and social laundry space all feature on-site, alongside study spots throughout the building.

Rent includes all your utilities and high-speed Wi-Fi, with CCTV and on-site maintenance for total peace of mind. Surrounded by shops, cafes and bars, Luna is student living in Hatfield made effortless.

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Universities near Hatfield

University of Hertfordshire – College Lane Campus

Known as the university's South Campus, College Lane is home to student accommodation, sports facilities and The Forum — Hertfordshire's Students' Union venue, hosting club nights, live music and events throughout the year. It's a lively hub for social life alongside study, with a modern, well-connected feel.

University of Hertfordshire – De Havilland Campus

Also known as the North Campus, De Havilland is home to the Business School, Law School and Hertfordshire Sports Village, alongside the Weston Auditorium for performances and events. A free shuttle bus connects the two campuses in around 10 minutes, making it easy to move between them whichever course you're studying.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Hatfield a good place for students to live?

Yes — Hatfield offers a quieter, more affordable alternative to studying in London while still keeping the capital close by. The University of Hertfordshire's Students' Union runs over 100 societies and a packed events calendar, so there's plenty going on without ever needing to leave town.

What university is near Hatfield?

The University of Hertfordshire is based entirely in Hatfield, split across two connected campuses — College Lane and De Havilland — linked by a free shuttle bus.

Is Hatfield a safe place for students?

Hatfield is generally considered a safe, quiet town, with a strong student community around the University of Hertfordshire's campuses. As with any UK town, it's worth taking the usual precautions at night, particularly around the town centre and train station.

How do students get around Hatfield?

Hatfield is compact and easy to get around on foot, bike or bus. The university runs its own Uno bus service connecting both campuses with the town centre and surrounding areas, while Hatfield train station offers direct services to London King's Cross in around 25 minutes.

What is there to do in Hatfield for students?

Hatfield offers a good mix of on-campus and town life. Explore the historic Hatfield House and its parkland, catch a film or grab a bite at The Galleria shopping centre, or head to The Forum for club nights and live events. With London just 25 minutes away by train, a bigger night out or a day of sightseeing is always within easy reach.

What's nearby Hatfield for a day out?

London is easily reached in around 25 minutes by train, making it simple to fit in a day trip. Closer to home, Hatfield House and its parkland offer a historic day out, while nearby St Albans is a short journey away for more shops, restaurants and Roman history.