Connaught Hall, Grade II* listed university dormitory in London Borough of Camden, England.
Connaught Hall is a university residence in Camden located just minutes from University College London, providing diverse room types and shared facilities for students. The building accommodates around 40 residents across multiple floors with dedicated communal spaces throughout.
The hall was built in the late 1800s according to designs by architect John MacVicar Anderson and retains much of its original Victorian character. Many architectural details from its construction period have survived to the present day.
Students from multiple University of London colleges share living spaces, study areas, music rooms, and common areas while pursuing their academic goals.
The residence operates primarily during the academic year, opening its doors when classes begin and closing during breaks. Prospective residents should contact University College London directly for information about current availability and application procedures.
The hall features dedicated music practice rooms spread across its floors, allowing residents to rehearse instruments in private spaces. An evening porter service adds an extra layer of support and security for those living there.
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