Budapest is one of Europe’s most popular student cities, attracting international students to universities like Semmelweis University, Corvinus, ELTE, and METU. Choosing the right student accommodation is often the first big challenge before moving here. To make things easier, we’ve collected the top 10 questions students ask about accommodation in Budapest – with clear answers to help you plan your new life.

1. How much does student accommodation cost in Budapest?

Prices vary depending on location, room type, and facilities. Shared rooms in old-fashioned, outdated dormitories in outer districts may start at around €250–350 per month, while modern student apartments with private bathrooms and amenities in central Budapest range from €550–1000 per month. At Dean’s student accommodation, you’ll find a balance of reasonable prices and extra amenities.

2. What types of student accommodation are available?

Budapest offers:

• Traditional dormitories – basic, low-cost housing with shared rooms.
• Private rentals – apartments rented directly from landlords.
• Hybrid student residences – like Dean’s Home Budapest, combining the comfort of modern apartments with the community of a student dorm

3. Which universities are close to Dean’s student rooms?

The location of our student rooms is ideal for students at:

• Semmelweis University – only 20 meters from the Basic Medical Science Center.
• Corvinus University of Budapest – 15 minutes by metro.
• Budapest Metropolitan University (METU) – directly connected via public transport.
  Living close to campus means less commuting stress and more time for studying – or enjoying the city.
• ELTE ’Lágymányos’ Campus – 23 minutes by metro/tram
  
  

4. How early should I book student accommodation?

For international students, it’s best to book their student accommodation at least 3–6 months before the semester starts, especially for September intakes. Central and modern residences fill up quickly, so the earlier you confirm your place, the better your options.

5. Are student residences in Budapest safe?

Yes – but safety depends on where you stay. Student residences like Dean’s Home Budapest offer 24/7 reception, secure access systems, and on-site staff, ensuring peace of mind for both students and parents.

6. Do student rooms include furniture and Wi-Fi?

Most student rooms in Budapest include fully furnished rooms, often with a desk, bed, wardrobe, and storage. Wi-Fi is standard in modern student accommodations like Dean’s, along with extras such as air conditioning and study rooms.

7. Can I host family or friends in my student accommodation?

Not always, but Dean’s student accommodation makes this easy. Students can live in their apartments while parents, relatives, or friends book guest rooms in the same building. Perfect for graduation weekends or short family visits.

8. What community life can I expect in a student residence?

Living in a student residence is about more than just a room. At Dean’s, you’ll find:

• Study lounges and group workspaces.
• A gym and game room.
• A rooftop terrace with regular events.

These shared spaces help you connect with classmates and build lifelong friendships.

9. What documents do I need to rent a student room?

To rent a student room, international students usually need:

• Passport or ID
• Proof of university admission
• Rental agreement (signed)
• Deposit payment

Student residences like Dean’s make the process simple, guiding students through every step.

10. Why choose Dean’s Home Budapest for student accommodation?

Because it combines location, comfort, and community, from walking distance to Semmelweis, to quick metro rides to Corvinus and METU, Dean’s gives you more than a student room – it’s a student lifestyle. With modern facilities, social events, and a supportive community, it’s the smart choice for studying in Budapest.

Finding the right student accommodation in Budapest can significantly impact your entire university experience. Whether it’s short commutes, supportive community, or comfortable living, choosing the right place makes all the difference. At Dean’s Home Budapest, you get it all in one.