Student housing in Bottrop – 15 properties for rent

How much does it cost to rent a student apartment in Bottrop?

Renting a student apartment for rent in Bottrop costs on average 476 € per month. The rent for student apartments varies significantly depending on the neighbourhood, size, and level of furnishing. Affordable student apartments often start at around 289 €, while modern or centrally located properties can cost up to 683 €. Compact student apartments in Bottrop with good access to universities and public transport are particularly in demand.

Where can I find a student studio for rent in Bottrop?

A student studio for rent in Bottrop is easiest to find through Immosurf, where new listings are published regularly. Currently, there are 15 student apartments for rent in Bottrop available. Filters by price, location, and property type make it easy to search specifically for student studios.

What is usually included in the rent of a student apartment in Bottrop?

Should I choose a student hall or a private student studio for rent in Bottrop?

Whether you should choose a student hall or a private student studio for rent in Bottrop mainly depends on your budget, lifestyle, and priorities.

- Student halls are often cheaper and usually include utilities, internet, and shared facilities, but they offer less privacy and often have long waiting lists.

- Private student studios for rent in Bottrop provide more independence, peace, and flexibility, especially in terms of rental period, furnishings, and location. The rent may be higher, but you benefit from having your own living space.

- In shared apartments or smaller studios, costs can often be managed more easily, especially when utility charges are clearly structured.

Comparing student apartments for rent in Bottrop on Immosurf helps you choose the option that offers the best balance of price, comfort, and independence.

What rules apply to visitors in student apartments rented in Bottrop?

Visitors are generally allowed in a privately rented student apartment in Bottrop, as long as the stay is temporary and does not result in permanent shared use.

Short visits of a few days up to around 7–14 days are usually unproblematic and do not require approval.

If a guest stays in the apartment regularly for several weeks, this may be considered subletting and could require the landlord’s consent.

Anyone planning to rent a student apartment in Bottrop should therefore carefully review the visitor rules in the rental agreement to avoid legal or contractual issues.