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Britannia Study Hotel, Brighton

Name: Britannia Study Hotel, Brighton
Address: Western Road, Brighton, England, BN1 2DA, GB
Telephone: +918035735724
Price range: £308/week - £356/week

Western Rd, Brighton, BN1 2DA, United Kingdom

From

£308

per week

0.7 mi from City Center

( 9m. 12m. 15m)

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BIMM, Brighton and Hove | 0.44 mi

St Giles College | 0.57 mi

University of Brighton (Grand P... | 0.65 mi

Bellerbys College | 0.66 mi

Brighton Institute of Contempor... | 0.74 mi

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Bicycle Storage

Laundry Facilities

Internet

Communal Areas

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About the Property

Britannia Study Hotel is located at Western Rd, Brighton, BN1 2DA, United Kingdom. It has thoughtfully designed en-suites for comfortable student living. It is located in a student-friendly neighbourhood that is warm and welcoming. It offers an easy commute to various universities around the property. The BIMM, Brighton and Hove, is a 10-minute walk away. St Giles College is a 15-minute walk away from the Britannia Study Hotel Brighton.

Brighton accommodation is 24% more affordable than London. You can plan and lead a better life without putting a dent in your pockets. With strong career and well-being support, you can have a thriving career. It is home to education centres like the University of Sussex and the University of Brighton. Students from international and LGBTQ+ communities are welcome here to seek their education. Currently, students from around 150 countries have chosen Brighton as their new beginning.

Brighton is located in the coastal region of England. You will be living in an urban environment with beaches around. Over 200,000 residents call this city their home. Out of them, 11.7% are students. They are attracted to the nature, urban facilities, creativity, and culture of the city. Culture and creativity are widely celebrated with festivals like Brighton Festival and CINECITY Brighton Film Festival. With a security index rank of 61.14% and an employment rate of 75.7%, it offers a safe and good place to stay. The Britannia Study Hotel is a great way for you to start your journey here.

Features

In Britannia Study Hotel reviews, students have mentioned a satisfactory stay here. The modern en-suites offered include a single en-suite bedroom. They come with ample room amenities. The private bathrooms come with a shower, a WC, and a washbasin for a hygienic experience. The double bed has bed linen as well. You can have a good sleep after a tiring day. For your study sessions, there is a study desk and chair with a pinboard to track your tasks. You can store your late-night snacking items in the in-room fridge. Flat-screen TVs are provided for your entertainment. Sofas, a side table, and the shelving units are available for versatile usage.

To make your living experience better, Britannia Study Hotel has some common amenities for you. These include the communal areas for a fun time with your friends and relaxing. The reception will always come to your aid whenever needed. With the internet, you can stay connected to your family and friends. You can start your day with the hearty breakfast provided. The laundry facilities and the bicycle storage are available to serve your practical needs. The complex is secured with a laptop safe, keycard entry, 24-hour reception desk, CCTV, and secure entry. However, Britannia Study Hotel does not allow smoking. With this, your bills include electricity, water, and heating.

Location and What's Hot?

You can live your student days comfortably at Britannia Study Hotel. There are many reputed institutions around and near it for you to pursue the most employable degrees in the UK. The University of Brighton (Grand Parade Campus) and Bellerbys College are a short drive away. To shop for groceries, you can walk to Sainsbury's Local and Fortune Supermarket in Brighton. For any medical aid and services, there are Superdrug Pharmacy and Gunns Pharmacy nearby.

You can satiate your cravings at Estia and Pamukkale Restaurant. They offer amazing Greek and Turkish dishes. You can plan your meet-up with your friends at cafes like Spring Cafe andBillie's. The best clubs in Brighton offer you open space to unwind and relax. Maggie Mae's Brighton and Bar Medusa offer all kinds of drinks with a great atmosphere. All these amazing social spots are near Britannia Study Hotel.

While living in Brighton student accommodation, you can explore the hidden gems it has. You can visit the Brighton Beach

Bandstand on a sunny day out with your friends. People usually visit it to relax and witness the stunning sunset views. Nearby, you can get into the Upside Down House for a unique and quirky experience. You can ride along the Brighton streets as its story unfolds before you at the Brighton Bike Tours. Brighton Toy and Model Museum will bring out the inner child in you with displays of train models, puppets, Meccano, Dinky, and Hornby. So plan a day and go explore with your friends during your stay at Britannia Study Hotel.

Commute

Brighton is a walkable and bike-friendly city. Besides this, it also has an efficient public transport system. You can also avail yourself of generous student discounts with the travel passes. The nearest bus stops to Britannia Study Hotel are Waitrose and Churchill Square (Stop D). Brighton and London Road are the nearest train stations to the property. These easy commute options will take you in and out of the city.

Room Types (1)

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Ensuite

A private room with its own bathroom — Offers maximum privacy and comfort

Single En-suite Bedroom

Starting From:£308/week

Ensuite

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

Amenities

Shared Community And Utilities

Internet

Communal Areas

Bicycle Storage

Fitness And Recreation

Breakfast Available

Security

Reception

Laptop Safe

CCTV and Secure Entry

24-hour reception desk

CCTV and keycard entry

No Smoking

Property Services

Laundry Facilities

Bills Included

Electricity

Water

Heating

House Rules

Room allocation

Students can indicate specific room number or location preferences during the booking process, and the Amber team will accommodate these preferences wherever possible, based on availability.

Check in guide

Approximately 2–4 weeks prior to the scheduled move-in date, students will receive check-in instructions via email. This communication will include the steps required to select a check-in date and time slot, complete necessary documentation, and settle any outstanding payments prior to arrival.In case of any questions or queries, please feel free to contact the Amber team, and our team will assist to ensure a smooth check-in process.

Renewal policy

Students who wish to extend their stay can contact the Amber team for renewal or rebooking at the same accommodation. Our team will support the renewal process and help students secure a suitable room of their choice. Students are encouraged to reach out early to ensure they can rebook the same room or another room of their choice at the same property.

Early check in policy

Early check-in requests can be shared in advance with the Amber team. Our team will do a feasibility check to facilitate early check-in requests based on room readiness and availability. Additional charges may apply where applicable.

Payment and Fees

Booking Deposit

1. Property requires you to pay a non-refundable fee of 25 GBP at the time of booking. 2. This will be non-refundable if you don’t want to move ahead with your booking.

Security Deposit

1. You need to pay a deposit of 250 GBP (if you choose to pay rent in full) or 4 week’s rent (if you choose to pay in installments) to secure your room with the property. 2. This will be refunded to you at the end of your tenancy period less any deductions and pending charges.

Pay In Instalment

1. Payment in full. 2. Payment upto 3 Installments (1st installment is due before move-in)

Mode Of Payment

Credit card, Bank transfer, & Online payment.

Guarantor Requirement

Property does not require you to have a guarantor to book a room.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens when I check in?

When you check in, you will either be met at the property by a member of property staff or the residence staff (this can vary from residence to residence). You will be advised about the procedure when your booking is confirmed. If you are unsure of the check in procedure, please contact them.

What happens if I have an emergency and need to contact student accommodation Services?

If you need to contact them Monday to Friday, excluding weekends and national holidays) or, after hours and when the office is closed, on their out-of-hours number.

Where will my accommodation be located?

All their residential accommodation is located near underground stations, mainly in zones 1 or 2. A full description, including information on the location can be found on their web site (please refer to each individual residence page for details) and information will be provided to you upon confirmation of your booking.

How far is the hall of residence from my school/college?

At the time of booking, please let them know the name, address and postcode of the school/college where you will be studying. They will then be able to advise you as to which residences would be most convenient for your place of study. They will also direct you to the appropriate web sites which will help you to calculate your journey time.

How many people will live with me in the hall of residence?

That will depend upon the hall of residence. Rooms in many halls of residence are arranged in ‘cluster flats’ (apartments) where between 3 and 8 rooms share a communal kitchen/dining area and sometimes bathrooms (when bedrooms do not have private en-suite bathrooms).

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If my hall of residence is configured in ‘flats’ (apartments) who else will be staying in the same flat?

You will normally be sharing your flat with other students attending language schools college or university courses. Your ‘flat mates’ may be from a variety of different countries.

Can I have my own room?

The majority of their buildings offer single rooms while a few others offer twin and double rooms. Please refer to each individual residence page for details of room types and book accordingly.

If I book a twin share room, who will I be sharing with?

You will be sharing with another person of the same gender as you. You may also book a twin room if you are arriving with a friend, partner or family member.

Can I book to stay in a single sex apartment (i.e. all girls or all boys)?

This is not usually possible, although it can occasionally be arranged if you are travelling as a part of a group and if it is requested well in advance.

Do I need to bring bed linen?

No, all bed linen is provided. In some halls of residence, bed linen is laundered and changed weekly while in others you will be expected to launder your own. Please make sure that, if you bring your own linen, it is clearly marked and kept well away from the bed on linen change day (if applicable). They cannot be held responsible for any linen that is taken by mistake, unless it has been removed from the bed and clearly labelled. Please refer to each individual residence page to find out if your hall of residence provides a bed linen laundering service.

Do I need to bring towels?

Some of their halls of residence provide bath towels while others do not. Please refer to the description of your hall of residence on their web site or, if you have already made your booking, on their accommodation offer or confirmation.

If I book a hall of residence which has shared bathrooms, how many people will share the bathroom?

This depends upon the size of the ‘cluster flat’ in which your room is situated. Normally a maximum of 5 students will share a bathroom.

What does self-catering mean?

Self- catering is when there are no meals provided with the accommodation, but students have access to fully equipped kitchens where they can prepare their own meals. The majority of halls of residence are self-catering. (Please refer to each individual residence page for details).

Do I have kitchen facilities?

Yes, all of their self-catering residences have fully equipped kitchens. You are expected to provide your own washing up liquid and cloths.

What happens if I don’t know how to work something in my residence?

Ask others in the residence if you are unsure how to work something, alternatively, ask a member of residence staff to assist you or provide you with written instructions.

Do I have a phone in my hall of residence?

Some halls of residence have pay-phones in public areas or have apartments with phones that are programmed to accept incoming calls only, where you may only be able to dial out using a phone card. However they recommend that you bring your own mobile phone or purchase a ‘pay-as-you-go’ phone while you are here.

Do I have computer/internet facilities in my building? What will it cost?

All residence buildings have Internet facilities, but you will need to bring your own computer. Most residences offer free internet access but where there is a charge, the cost may vary according the residence concerned. (Please refer to each individual residence page for details).

What happens if the Internet is not working?

Contact the property representative or on-site residence staff to report it. If your computer rather than the Internet facilities are the cause of the problem, they will help in any way that they can but cannot be held responsible for any problems related to your computer.

Will I have laundry facilities?

All their residential accommodation has laundry facilities on-site. Some residences have coin operated washing machines and dryers while others have machines in the kitchen of each flat. There are also irons for you to borrow. Please refer to each individual residence page for details.

Will I have a television?

There is a television in the student lounge of all halls of residence.

What happens if I lose my key?

Unfortunately, there is a charge for lost keys. Please immediately report the loss to the property representative or on-site residence staff. Please ensure that you do not have anything with you identifying your address with the keys, as this means they will have to change the locks for the whole building.

Where should I have my mail sent?

You should have your mail sent to the address of your hall of residence.

Can my friends stay in my apartment when they come to visit?

Unfortunately overnight guests are strictly prohibited in most halls of residence, especially those offering single rooms only. Occasionally, overnight stays (of no more than 3 nights) can be arranged in certain residences which offer twin or double rooms. Prior permission must be obtained in advance from Britannia’s office and an additional charge will apply. If you have friends and family who are coming to visit then please let them know, and they can assist you with arranging accommodation for them.

When will my apartment be cleaned?

This varies according to the facilities available at each individual hall of residence. You are, however, expected to keep your room tidy and clean the kitchen after using including washing dishes. Failure to do so could result in you being charged for professional cleaning. Bathrooms should be left clean and dry.

What happens if I break or damage furnishings or china/glass ware?

They understand that occasional breakages occur in the kitchen and they do not normally charge for these, unless they are excessive. Breakages and damage, such as to furniture and carpets/curtains, may be charged for or the cost deducted from your deposit.

How much do I have to pay to secure the room?

Full prepayment for stays of up to and including 13 weeks is required, as described on the pro-forma invoice, which will be sent to you at the time of booking.

I am staying for longer than 13 weeks. Is it possible for me to pay in instalments and do you have a payment plan option?

Yes. Please contact their office direct for more information.

Why is a deposit required and how can I get it back at the end of my stay? How long does it take? How will it be refunded?

A deposit of £250.00 is required at most halls of residence (with the exception of summer only halls of residence). The purpose of the deposit is to cover the cost of any damage or breakages caused by students during their stay, as well to act as a guarantee against non-payment of accommodation fees. Deposits must be paid in advance (prior to arrival) by credit card or bank transfer. They regret that they are not able to accept cash on arrival. They will refund your deposit (less any deductions for damage/breakage or accommodation fees) within 28 days after you leave the hall of residence. Deposits cannot be refunded in cash.

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