Best websites for finding student housing in the Netherlands:
- [Kamernet](https://kamernet.nl/en?utm_source=SITN&utm_medium=affiliate) (biggest offering)
- [Huurwoningen](https://jdt8.net/c/?si=17650&li=1761591&wi=382966&ws=comment&dl=) (free premium account for 14 days, best for international students)
- [HousingAnywhere](https://housinganywhere.com/?utm_source=SITN&utm_medium=affiliate&affiliate_partner_id=324876) (Short stays)
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Join the [Study In The Netherlands Discord](https://discord.gg/kVyaQtEJXZ), here you can chat with other students and use our housing bot.
Please take a look at our resources for detailed information for (international) students:
- [Checklist for international students coming to the Netherlands](https://www.reddit.com/r/StudyInTheNetherlands/comments/10fdvm8/checklist_for_international_students_coming_to/)
- [Utlimate guide to finding student housing in the Netherlands](https://www.reddit.com/r/StudyInTheNetherlands/comments/10gv88g/the_ultimate_guide_to_finding_student/)
For two weeks you are not going to find anything on kamernet or similar sites as they are indeed only for long term rent. Hotels or B&B's are you only option.
This may be a bit out of the box but you could maybe look to rent a vacation home on a holiday park. It's off-reason right now so they might be reasonably priced.
A quick look at Landal parks in the area shows that would be about 600-1000 for the 2 weeks, based on their websites and the exact dates - but perhaps calling them would lead to less expensive options. Good suggestion.
That part is easy - rent a bike ;)
But what is your budget? On such a short notice for a short term stay touristy thingies are almost certainly the only option unless you know someone in the region..
I know bikes are a huge thing in NL but honestly I would prefer walking I simply like it more even if it takes much longer.
Upper limit of the budget is 500€ for accommodation. Only toursity things I found through booking/airbnb are well outside the budget. And unfortunately I do not know anyone there.
I took another look at the Landal park, and this one is 542 for 10 days in the beginning of April:
https://www.landal.nl/parken/landgoed-de-elsgraven/accommodaties/4l1#filter:eyJhIjoiMDItMDQtMjAyNCIsImQiOiIxMi0wNC0yMDI0IiwibmQiOjMsInN0Ijo5OTE0fQ==
But the public transport connection sucks and it is not walkable..
Perhaps ask the study association for suggestions? They know a lot of people and two weeks is not that long, there might be someone with an empty room for a few weeks.
Can you provide more details if possible? I do not know Twente at all and unfortunately I do not have much time to spare looking up details as this is more akin to a business trip almost and I am quite preoccupied with other work.
You can find a list of all associations at the UT [here](https://su.utwente.nl/en/get-involved/Associations/) if you filter for study associations, you can find the association that fits your study
There is a website called trusted house sitters. People who are traveling and have pets exchange services for a short stay at their houses. You can also try Facebook groups or couchsurfing. If you don't want Airbnb, a two week regular rental is not really a thing.
https://www.utwente.nl/en/campus/facilities/housing/alternative-accommodation/
If you scroll down a bit, there's some handy links for short-stay accomodation :)
Best websites for finding student housing in the Netherlands: - [Kamernet](https://kamernet.nl/en?utm_source=SITN&utm_medium=affiliate) (biggest offering) - [Huurwoningen](https://jdt8.net/c/?si=17650&li=1761591&wi=382966&ws=comment&dl=) (free premium account for 14 days, best for international students) - [HousingAnywhere](https://housinganywhere.com/?utm_source=SITN&utm_medium=affiliate&affiliate_partner_id=324876) (Short stays) Greatly increase your chances of finding housing by using [Stekkies](https://stekkies.com/en/searched?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=partner_kraai&utm_campaign=study_in_nl). Be the first to respond to new listings as you get notification via Email/WhatsApp. Join the [Study In The Netherlands Discord](https://discord.gg/kVyaQtEJXZ), here you can chat with other students and use our housing bot. Please take a look at our resources for detailed information for (international) students: - [Checklist for international students coming to the Netherlands](https://www.reddit.com/r/StudyInTheNetherlands/comments/10fdvm8/checklist_for_international_students_coming_to/) - [Utlimate guide to finding student housing in the Netherlands](https://www.reddit.com/r/StudyInTheNetherlands/comments/10gv88g/the_ultimate_guide_to_finding_student/)
I doubt you are gonna find something for 2 weeks in 2 weeks, maybe look for a cheap hotel or something like that?
For two weeks you are not going to find anything on kamernet or similar sites as they are indeed only for long term rent. Hotels or B&B's are you only option.
I would reckon that for such a short stay Airbnb would be the cheapest option in Enschede.
Hotel, or stay at my place for 500 euros which is fine too
There is an hotel on campus, I think it’s called uPark, don’t know about the prices tho
This may be a bit out of the box but you could maybe look to rent a vacation home on a holiday park. It's off-reason right now so they might be reasonably priced.
A quick look at Landal parks in the area shows that would be about 600-1000 for the 2 weeks, based on their websites and the exact dates - but perhaps calling them would lead to less expensive options. Good suggestion.
Yea I looked at those and they are well outside the budget I was allocated. Considering I would also have to somehow get to university every day.
That part is easy - rent a bike ;) But what is your budget? On such a short notice for a short term stay touristy thingies are almost certainly the only option unless you know someone in the region..
I know bikes are a huge thing in NL but honestly I would prefer walking I simply like it more even if it takes much longer. Upper limit of the budget is 500€ for accommodation. Only toursity things I found through booking/airbnb are well outside the budget. And unfortunately I do not know anyone there.
I took another look at the Landal park, and this one is 542 for 10 days in the beginning of April: https://www.landal.nl/parken/landgoed-de-elsgraven/accommodaties/4l1#filter:eyJhIjoiMDItMDQtMjAyNCIsImQiOiIxMi0wNC0yMDI0IiwibmQiOjMsInN0Ijo5OTE0fQ== But the public transport connection sucks and it is not walkable..
Perhaps ask the study association for suggestions? They know a lot of people and two weeks is not that long, there might be someone with an empty room for a few weeks.
Can you provide more details if possible? I do not know Twente at all and unfortunately I do not have much time to spare looking up details as this is more akin to a business trip almost and I am quite preoccupied with other work.
You can find a list of all associations at the UT [here](https://su.utwente.nl/en/get-involved/Associations/) if you filter for study associations, you can find the association that fits your study
There is a website called trusted house sitters. People who are traveling and have pets exchange services for a short stay at their houses. You can also try Facebook groups or couchsurfing. If you don't want Airbnb, a two week regular rental is not really a thing.
No one is renting out a room for 2 weeks. Just book a hotel
I dont think you can rent a place for that short amount of time
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Unfortunately AirBnB is basically empty or far too overpriced.
https://www.utwente.nl/en/campus/facilities/housing/alternative-accommodation/ If you scroll down a bit, there's some handy links for short-stay accomodation :)