Who stays with us
A new job in a new place is exciting — living out of a suitcase is not. Our serviced apartments give relocating employees somewhere genuine to land: a kitchen to cook in, a desk to work at and a sofa to collapse on, all while they search for a permanent home. Rolling monthly terms mean nobody is watching the clock.
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 relocation has several moving dates: starting work, arriving with family and finding a permanent address. A furnished home gives you somewhere to settle while those plans develop. Compare the individual property layout and location before making a shortlist, and tell us which workplace or daily journey the stay needs to support.
Ask before the booked period ends. Extensions depend on the selected property’s availability and agreed terms.
An HR or relocation contact can enquire on behalf of an employee. Include the organisation, proposed dates and approval contact so the arrangements can be discussed.
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.
Whole crews housed near site — parking for the vans, space for the kit, rates fixed up front.
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.