"The Baker family made me feel at home, they were an exceptional host family and I recommend them from the bottom of my heart." - Roberto Perez, Venezuela
Staying in a homestay is a great way to practise your English and experience a new way of life. Around 40% of our homestay accommodation is within walking distance and we have four different types of homestay to choose from:
Standard homestay (££)
Shared bathroom
Wireless Internet
Maximum journey time to school 25 minutes
Available meal plans: Half Board (full week); Half Board (Sunday to Thursday); Bed and Breakfast.
Standard plus homestay (£££)
Private bathroom
Wireless Internet
Maximum journey time to school 25 minutes
Available meal plans: Half Board (full week); Half Board (Sunday to Thursday); Bed and Breakfast.
Superior homestay (££££)
Guaranteed walking distance to school (up to 25 min walking)
Private bathroom
Wireless Internet
Available meal plans: Half Board (full week); Half Board (Sunday to Thursday); Bed and Breakfast.
Independent homestay (£)
Shared bathroom
Full use of kitchen but meals are not included
Maximum journey time to school 25 minutes
Over 18's only
All of these options are also available as twin rooms, based on two people travelling and sharing together.
Please note: A supplement of £55 for the first accommodation week applies to all of the above accommodation options.
How do we choose our host families?
All of our host families are carefully selected by our specialist staff and while each family is different, they share a genuine desire to welcome students into their homes and their lives. The UK has a rich history and is very proud of its cultural diversity. Our home stay providers are a reflection of our society and come from different backgrounds, age groups and socio-economic groups. We do not discriminate and welcome all home stays that fit our basic criteria.
We do our best to match students with the right hosts so it is important to book early and to tell us about your requirements (e.g. dietary requirements, whether you smoke and whether you’d like to stay with a family with children or pets).
"I was very happy with my host mother, she is a wonderful lady and we had a lot of conversations. She helped me to improve my English." - Hanna Kravchenko, Ukraine
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