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# London apartment layouts: studios, bedrooms and larger homes

Choose the rooms first. “Sleeps four” could mean two bedrooms or a bedroom and a sofa bed in the living room. Those arrangements make for different weeks.

## Studios

A studio combines the bed and living space, with a separate bathroom. Calico House includes studios in its Bow Lane building. It normally takes stays from three months, so a small layout does not automatically mean a short booking.

## One-bedroom apartments

## Two and three bedrooms

Stanhope Gardens Apartments lists studios through three-bedroom apartments. The Milestone Residences at 1 Kensington Court has two- and three-bedroom homes. For three colleagues, record the actual beds and bathrooms as well as the bedroom count.

For children, a twin room can be more useful than a second double. Sofa beds occupy living space when made up, so include that room in the sleeping plan. An extra guest must also fit the apartment’s occupancy limit.

## Four bedrooms and larger categories

A floor plan resolves details photographs often miss: an internal bedroom, stairs between floors, a bathroom reached through another bedroom, or the position of the dining table. Send the team your guest list and preferred bed arrangement to request the right category.

## More guides

- [London serviced apartment costs by area](https://londonresidency.com/serviced-apartments-london-cost/)

- [How serviced apartment bookings work in London](https://londonresidency.com/how-do-serviced-apartments-work/)

- [What a London serviced apartment includes](https://londonresidency.com/what-is-included-in-a-serviced-apartment/)

- [Serviced accommodation in London: what the term means](https://londonresidency.com/what-is-serviced-accommodation/)