Who stays with us
We look after project teams, trades and commissioning crews across the UK. Our houses sleep whole crews under one roof, with proper beds, van parking and a kitchen that beats another service-station sandwich. Rates are agreed before you arrive, so your accommodation budget doesn't drift.
Tell us what you need
What you can expect
How booking works
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A quick message with your dates, area and headcount is all we need to start.
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We check your requested UK location and discuss suitable options, availability and pricing.
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Self check-in, fresh linen and a local team on hand for the whole stay.
Planning your stay
A crew’s accommodation needs to work with the site journey, shift pattern and room allocation. Start with the actual worksite rather than a broad town name. Check parking arrangements for the vehicles you use and compare bed configurations, not just the maximum guest figure. Where a programme is uncertain, make that clear before agreeing the stay.
Not necessarily. Confirm the bed layout for the specific property and your team before booking.
Send dates, crew numbers and requirements. Prices and terms need to be agreed for the selected homes; a guide or enquiry does not fix a rate.
Enquire for any UK town or postcode, even if no home is shown. Explore our original London and Essex guides below or browse the wider Crewstays collection. Availability and suitability are checked individually.
Browse UK homes or enquire about an areaFurnished homes for policyholders while theirs is put right — with straightforward billing for claims teams.
When a home becomes unliveable, enquire about furnished accommodation in your required UK location.
A real home from day one for staff moving to a new UK location — while they find their feet.
Quiet, comfortable homes for doctors, nurses and locums — close to the hospital, priced for long rotations.
Cast and crew housed near the unit base for the whole shoot — billed straight to production.
Self-catering homes for weeks and months — family breaks, sabbaticals, or the gap between houses.