student accommodation
Prague
Welcome to Prague, a city that is nothing less than an outdoor museum! Move to this city of love, events and history, where every building is a monument and every street a painting!
Book your student room in Prague and make sure you don’t miss your spot in one of the most dazzling capitals in the whole of Europe.
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Experience the international student life in Prague
Student Housing in Prague
Looking for a flatshare or co-living experience in Prague? Discover our selection of private rooms in shared flats and studios available for mid and long-term rental! Safely book your erasmus student accommodation in Prague now entirely online with easiness.
How to find the best student accommodation in Prague for you
When it comes to picking the right type of student housing in Prague for you it mostly all comes down to you. Yes, to you! Your personality, life experiences and goals for your new life abroad. Is it the first time you are living without your parents? Maybe you should give it a try to flatshare and enjoy the growth sharing the house with other international students can give you. This is not your first rodeo and peace and quiet are a must for you? Maybe a studio might be the type of property that can really offer you that.
Now check your budget and see if it matches the lifestyle you’re looking for. From this, depending on how important it is for you to be close to your university, city center, gym, and others, you are ready to pick the ideal neighborhood! And if you’re confused no worries, Student Room Flat is here to help you find the best student housing in Prague.
Student Rooms in Prague available for Academic Semester
Flatshare in Prague for students
Flatshare in Prague is one of the best ways for any student to experience a real Erasmus life abroad. When you book a room in Prague with Student Room Flat you’re sure you’ll be sharing a house with only other international students and interns, housemates of similar ages sharing an identical moment of their lives. This might not seem the most relevant but as previous Erasmus students ourselves we can assure you that sharing a house with someone with bigger responsibilities and busier schedules can be a bummer- for both of you!
Opting for a shared flat in Prague can also be a way of avoiding loneliness on your first days abroad since moving to another country can be – at the beginning- an overwhelming experience especially if it’s your first time doing or you tend to have a shy personality.
If on the other hand, your main worry is your tight budget, no doubts that renting a room in a flatshare in Prague is the best way to save some money on accommodation, at least compared with renting a studio all by yourself or booking a room in a private student residence, other types available of student accommodation in Prague. Shared flats in Prague listed on student-roo-flat.com all come fully furnished and equipped for your full comfort and smooth moving in.
Student Residences in Prague
Renting a room in a student residence in Prague is probably one of the options you’re considering. Public student residences tend to be very cheap, but with a low price you might in many cases get low-quality rentals, meaning you might have to share your room with more than 2 other students, have poor quality outdated furniture and facilities in general, and more noise, less comfort, and lack of cleanliness.
However, Student Room Flat offers you a selection of high-standard private student residences in Prague, that can be seen as an updated version of the public ones.
The best student residences in Prague offer you the chance to book an individual room or even a studio just for you, access to amazing common areas ( like gaming rooms, study rooms, or even a private gym), cleaning service, 24/7 reception, and many other services. As you’ll see generally student residences in Prague have everything making your life much easier.
Student Residence Koněvova
Looking for something more than a room?
Upgrade your experience abroad by renting an apartment at this innovative and brand new student residence in Prague.
Student accommodation meets high quality all-included services and it couldn’t get any better than this!
Student Residence Kinskych
Brand new renovated Residence located in the historical district of Malá Strana that will offer you the maximum comfort during your stay.
Student Residence Holešovice
Looking for something more than a room?
Upgrade your experience abroad by renting an apartment at this innovative and brand new student residence in Prague.
Student accommodation meets high quality all-included services and it couldn’t get any better than this!
Start your Erasmus in Prague!
Your Erasmus+ experience will amazing, and it all starts with booking the right student accommodation in Prague! Get your room sorted out and enjoy your time abroad in this fairytale city with no more worries.
We have a special Free Cancellation Policy that intends to protect you in case Covid-19 gets in your plans! See our Terms and Conditions.
Live close to the old town, great czech restaurants, main student nightlife clubs, and parks in Prague!
All rooms are completely equipped and furnished to make your life easier.
Our team is here for you! We support you before, duirng and after your stay. Your safe adventure abroad starts with your booking request!
Erasmus Life in Prague
Join our awesome community of international students and interns. Connect with other people living the same experience as you and discover the best spots and events in Prague!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Finding the best student accommodation in Prague is very simple with the help of Student Room Flat. Which other questions do you have? Let us help!
Start with Student Room Flat. We specialize in verified, furnished apartments and rooms for international students – trustworthy landlords, English support, and everything ready to move in.
Studend Accommodation in Prague demand spikes in July – August – September. Book 3 to 4 months in advance if you want a central location or to avoid overpriced last-minute listings.
The best neighborhoods for students in Prague are Malá Strana, Nové Město, Smíchov, Vinohrady, and Žižkov. You can explore our website know more about the best neighborhoods in Prague. Prague is a safe city with great transport network making every neighborhood a possible good choice.
Yes, you should go on Erasmus to Prague! Prague is one of the main Erasmus+ destinations in Europe with an accessible cost of life, exciting international vibes and offers easy access to other main erasmus+ capitals!
Yes, Prague is a safe city for all students with very low crime rates when compared to other capital cities. Stay aware of pickpocketers in busy trams (such as number 22) and crowded touristic areas like Charles Bridge and Old Town Square.
A budget of 750 or 850 EUR should be enough for a student to live in Prague. It all depends on the type of accommodation you’ll pick( studios are generally more expensive than a room in a shared flat, of course) and your lifestyle. Do you intend to eat out every day? Party and travel regularly? Visit all museums and galleries. It will all come with a cost, but luckily for students many services and leisure activities offer big student discounts.
Rooms in shared flats: €450 – €650/month (bills often included). Studios: €700 – €900/month
Try to find book a room where utilities and internet are included for your convenience – especially in winter, heating costs can go way up.
You can live affordably both centrally and farther out, thanks to Prague’s great public transport. But neighborhoods like Žižkov or Karlín offer the best balance of price and access.
Living in Prague 3 or 7 gives you lower rent but still keeps you within 15-20 minutes of most universities.
Dynamic and international. The city is full of exchange students and young expats. Cafés, beer gardens, student bars, and events run year-round.
Also keep in mind the beer is cheaper than water sometimes – literally (€1-1.50 for a pint). Local students often pre-drink at Riegrovy Sady park for sunset views over the castle.
Public transport in Prague is one of the best in Europe. Metro, trams, and buses are fast, clean, and punctual. A student transport pass is super cheap ( around€10/month).
You can get a Lítačka card and link it to your student status and save a lot in public transports. Is very fast and simple to do.
Absolutely. Prague welcomes thousands of Erasmus and exchange students every year across Charles University, ČVUT, VŠE, etc.
Yes. Groups like ESN CU Prague and Erasmus in Prague organize pub crawls, day trips, museum tours, and language exchanges every week.
Attend the Welcome Week and Buddy Program – you’ll meet locals and fellow students and trainees right away.
Avoid far-out districts like Prague 10, 11, or 14 unless right by a metro line: isolated zones with poor tram/bus access and probably Wenceslas Square for living is also not the ideal – way too touristy, noisy, and expensive
Vinohrady, Žižkov, Holešovice, and Karlín are 15 to 30 minutes by tram or metro to most campuses. Charles University has buildings scattered, but most are central, for example.
Legendary. Bars, clubs, and beer gardens are everywhere. Erasmus parties happen at clubs like Chapeau Rouge, Roxy, or Epic.
Walking: yes, very walkable city center.
Biking: possible, but cobblestones and tram tracks can be tricky. The city is adding bike lanes, but it’s still catching up.
