iQ Twerton Mill student accommodation is located west of Bath’s downtown. Students at Bath Spa University and the University of Bath, both of which are just an 8 and 13 minutes drive away from IQ Twerton Mill Bath, frequently choose it as their place to stay. At IQ Twerton Mill Bath, you will find a variety of ensuites, studios and a wide gathering place and study spaces. Its open living areas make it easy to find a place to work, eat, or unwind, and a spacious courtyard is only a short walk from the riverside. This residence provides an awesome environment for student life and is close to useful amenities, including several stores. IQ Twerton Mill is an excellent community since there are many social events.
Bath is located in Somerset and welcomes over 300000 visitors from all over the world each year. You will never be disappointed with the rich culture and diversity Bath has to offer. With two highly ranked universities in Bath, situated at the opposite ends of the city, it's no wonder Bath is always bombed with international students. Bath is a lively city with several museums, fine dining establishments, high-end stores, and theatres. Bath, which has a population of fewer than 100,000, is hardly the biggest city in England, but it is undoubtedly a popular tourist destination. It's possible that its centre hasn't changed much over the years. Perhaps what draws so many tourists to its hotels are the Roman baths. Bath's undeniable beauty may draw so many visitors to this ancient city.
Bath has several fantastic student housing options like IQ Twerton Mill, similar to the wonderful areas found in the neighbourhood, such as Fishponds, Redlands, and Cathays. One of the best student accommodations in the list of Bath is IQ Twerton Mill student accommodation. Students can choose from a variety of room types, like the Townhouse Room, Bronze Ensuite, Silver En Suite Plus and more, according to their preferences. Every room has a spacious bedroom with under-bed storage, a desk and chair for studying, a wardrobe, a sofa, a TV point, a coffee table, and a noticeboard to pin down your thoughts.
If you are bored, you can play a game in the games room and socialise with new people in the common areas of IQ Twerton Mill or dine together at the eating area with provided contemporary equipment such as a microwave.
They provide laundry facilities at IQ Twerton Mill, so you may wash and dry your clothing whenever you like. Other helpful features include free high-speed Wi-Fi, 24-hour security, a secure key entry system, and bicycle storage. At IQ Twerton Mill student accommodation in Bath, the rent will cover all of your bills, such as Wi-fi, electricity, heating, water and other utility costs.
Numerous stores, bars, and restaurants are adjacent to the IQ Twerton Mill student accommodation. When you want a good time, stop by The Locksbrook Inn and The Pig & Fiddle near IQ Twerton Mill Bath. In addition, Las Iguanas - Bath and Velo Lounge offers Sunday brunches. You can visit Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein, Royal Victoria Park, and Bath Skyline on your free days. Events, including concerts, carnivals, sporting competitions, and exhibitions, can all be held year-round against the backdrop of Bath's historic architecture and culture. There is always something exciting and enjoyable happening. Due to its Georgian architecture and Roman legacy, Bath is a world heritage site. Therefore, there are many historical places to see throughout the city.
You will have many opportunities to socialise if you reside in Bath, whether a night out at one of the city's pubs, restaurants, clubs, or a supper with friends. If you like humour or music, you can see a performance or have a wonderful time in a comedy club. The Forum and Moles are just two of the many venues in Bath that may accommodate different preferences. Bath offers a variety of places which suites all tastes, like the Forum and Moles. There are a variety of shops, including high-street brands, independent stores, and trendy boutiques.
IQ Twerton Mill student accommodation has excellent access to Bath's public transportation. The bus stop for IQ Twerton Mill is immediately down the lane. You can walk for 13 minutes to Oldfield Park train station if you need to be far away. Bath has excellent transportation choices, so you'll never be caught in the daily gridlock. The routes may be crowded on some special days, but navigating the city is typically relatively easy at any time. Numerous transit options are accessible, including buses, railways, motorways, and canal connections. The rates are also very inexpensive so as not to put too much pressure on your wallet. You can select the often offered canal links if you prefer to travel by river.
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1. You will need to pay a non-refundable booking fee to secure your booking (except in the limited circumstances listed in the booking terms & conditions).
2. The booking fee is treated as payment towards your first payment of rent and will be credited to your first rent instalment.
You can either pay for the whole year upfront, or in two or four instalments spread throughout the year. You will be informed of the due dates for these instalments during the booking process.
The first instalment is usually due on 1st August each year but if this date has already passed you need to make this payment as soon as possible to secure your booking.
Credit/Debit card & Bank transfer
All residents are required to register a guarantor, who will be ultimately responsible for your rent if you do not make payment. The guarantor will need to provide identification and sign a Guarantor’s Agreement, confirming they agree to act as your guarantor.
Your guarantor can be UK or International based, but must be aged 21 or over; not a full time student; or a current resident in a property that is managed by the same property management. If you are unable to pay your rent and/or do not act in accordance with the terms of your tenancy agreement, your guarantor will be under an obligation to pay any outstanding amounts.
1. Notify the property of your intention to cancel within 7 days of payment of your Booking Fee (if you have paid a Booking Fee) and you have not collected your keys.
- No further evidence is required beyond notifying them, and your Booking Fee will be returned to you.
2. Notify the property of your intention to cancel prior to 1 August or 28 days before your Tenancy Start Date if your Tenancy Start Date is in any month other than September but more than 7 days after the payment of your Booking Fee (if you have paid a Booking Fee).
- No further evidence is required beyond notifying them. Your Booking Fee (if you have paid a Booking Fee) will be retained as a cancellation fee.
If you fail to obtain a UK Visa before the start date of your tenancy, they will cancel your Tenancy Agreement and refund any rent payments made so long as you provide the following information:
This supporting evidence should be supplied to property within 72 hours of you receiving official confirmation. In these circumstances, any Booking Fee and any rent paid will be returned to you within 4 weeks.
If you fail to gain the required qualifications and are not accepted into the University you stated as your first choice, or you choose to go to a different University because you have exceeded your expected grades, you may cancel your Tenancy Agreement and they will refund any Booking Fee and any rent payments made so long as you provide the following information within the timescales mentioned below
This information must be provided to them within 72 hours of your exam results being published to be eligible for a Booking Fee refund (if you have paid a Booking Fee). In these circumstances, any Booking Fee and rent payments will be returned in full within four weeks. If you fail to provide the information within 72 hours of your exam results being published, any Booking Fee will be retained as a cancellation fee.
Please note, if you are attending another University in a city where management has a property, their team will be happy to support you in finding suitable accommodation. In this case, any Booking Fee and any rent payments made may be transferred over to your new booking.
1. If you need to leave the accommodation, you’ll need to find another student to take over your tenancy for the remainder of your contract.
2. You are liable for all rent due until the date of the replacement tenant’s contract start date. You will be released from contractual obligations set out in the Tenancy Agreement once the replacement has signed their tenancy agreement and paid any rent due, any overpaid rent money (less the cancellation fee and any costs to prepare the room) will be refunded to you within 28 days.
Please note:
(a) The replacement option is only available for academic year bookings of 16 weeks or greater.
(b) You are able to use the replacement services only within the permitted period starting one month after your Tenancy Start Date and two months before your Tenancy End Date.
(c) An existing resident with the property cannot be used as legitimate replacement for your room.
(d) You must settle any rental arrears prior to the property starting the replacement process.
(e) An amount equal to your Booking fee (if you have paid a booking Fee) or one weeks rent (if you have not paid a booking fee) will be taken as a cancellation fee. In addition, if you have occupied the room, you will also be charged to cover the costs preparing the room for the replacement tenant.
If you choose to defer your university entry to the next academic year before the start date of your tenancy, they will cancel your Tenancy Agreement and refund any rent payments made as long as you provide the following information:
In these circumstances, any Booking Fee will be retained as a cancellation fee.
Cancellation by the property prior to you collecting your key
The property reserves the right to cancel your booking on notice if:
They may also terminate your Tenancy Agreement for any of the reasons set out above, as set out in more detail in clause 2.4 of the Tenancy Agreement itself. If you enter into the Tenancy Agreement, and you then fail to collect your key within 2 weeks of your Tenancy Start Date, The property reserves the right to:(a) Cancel your booking and terminate the Tenancy Agreement and(b) Re-let your room. In these circumstances any rent paid by you (including any Booking Fee allocated to the first payment of rent) will not be refunded to cover any losses incurred by us for empty unlet rooms. This provision takes precedence over any provisions in the Tenancy Agreement. If your booking is cancelled in such circumstances, any Booking Fee you have paid will be retained by the property.
Cancellation by you – prior to collecting your key
If you have not entered into the Tenancy Agreement, the Deadline has passed and you wish to cancel your booking, then any Booking Fee you have paid will be retained by the property. If you have entered into the Tenancy Agreement and you wish to cancel your booking, you will remain liable for the contractual obligations set out in the Tenancy Agreement and you may not cancel the booking unless you can provide proof that you fit any of the following criteria and have not yet collected your key, and provide the evidence required within the timescales as detailed below:
Where proof is provided in accordance with these terms and conditions and to their reasonable satisfaction, you will be entitled to cancel the booking and you will not be liable for the contractual obligations laid out in the Tenancy Agreement from the date of cancellation. All cancellation notifications must be made via their app and official email.
Where the reason for cancellation is not one of the five matters listed above (e.g. you have changed your mind, booked a different accommodation, voluntarily withdrawing your university entry etc.), you will remain liable for the full contractual rent, unless and until a replacement tenant is found for your accommodation. You are responsible for finding an eligible replacement tenant, although site staff will assist where possible.
If you wish to cancel the booking and a replacement tenant is found, subject to our agreement, you will be released from the contractual obligations set out in the Tenancy Agreement. Once the new replacement tenant has signed their Tenancy Agreement and paid any rent due, any overpaid rent money will be refunded to you, less an amount equal to your Booking Fee (if you have paid a Booking Fee) as a cancellation fee. Please note that all tenancies commence on a Saturday; therefore the relevant site team will confirm your official release date from your contractual obligations under the Tenancy Agreement.
Evidence required where there is a cancellation by you: -
1. Notify the property of your intention to cancel within 7 days of payment of your Booking Fee (if you have paid a Booking Fee) and you have not collected your keys.
No further evidence is required beyond notifying them, and your Booking Fee will be returned to you.
2. Notify the property of your intention to cancel prior to 1 August or 28 days before your Tenancy Start Date if your Tenancy Start Date is in any month other than September but more than 7 days after the payment of your Booking Fee (if you have paid a Booking Fee).
No further evidence is required beyond notifying them. Your Booking Fee (if you have paid a Booking Fee) will be retained as a cancellation fee.
Each property site is covered by CCTV and has onsite security staff, with staff present 24 hours a day. There is also a digital entry system at each building. You should not allow people to ‘tailgate’ – that is, hold the door open for people behind you as you enter.
The property does not accept parental responsibility for occupiers under the age of 18. They require that all tenants living at one of their properties in England and Wales to be over the age of 17 during the academic year booked to live at the property, and tenants living in their Scottish properties to be age 16 or over. Exceptions to this rule are available in selected cases through prior arrangement. If in doubt, please contact your preferred property site and the team will be able to advise you.
If you want to bring a TV, check that your room has a TV point and don’t bring one larger than 21”. You can’t mount your TV on the wall, so make sure it’s free-standing. While all TVs provided by the property in communal areas accessed by all residents are covered by a TV Licence, you will need to buy your own licence if you bring your own TV or if there is one already in your room or shared kitchen & living area. If you’re unsure, please check with your site team. For details of licensing requirements regarding catch-up TV and online streaming, please refer to your resident handbook, ask your site team or contact TV Licensing.
Yes – most property sites have a secure bike store that is free to use for all the property residents. You will need to register and tag your bike with their team when you arrive.
Some of their sites have limited parking, including in some cases disabled parking bays. However, as their locations are generally close to universities and local amenities, a car shouldn't really be necessary. If you do want to arrange parking, speak to your site team as soon as possible - any spaces available are likely to be reserved very quickly.
Sadly, they do not allow pets at the property. However, they make an exception for residents who require the assistance of a trained and registered Service Dog or Assistance Dog. Any requests for emotional support animals that are prescribed by a licensed mental health professional are assessed on a case by case basis.
Their online booking system will show the gender of those who have already booked a room in your chosen flat, if this information is available. If you want to make a group booking with people you already know, their group booking procedure will help you do this.
Yes, it's your home so you can have guests staying over occasionally. All overnight guests should only stay in your own room and for no more than 3 nights within a 7 day period. They would ask you to respect your fellow residents and let your flatmates know as well as sign in your guest at reception. You are responsible for the behaviour of any guests you bring to your property site.
Yes, they can often arrange this. Please contact your property site directly to see if they have availability or alternatively login to the resident portal to see it is possible to book your room for an early move in.
They offer free dual occupancy across a limited number of their studios where both residents are students. You'll see the dual occupancy symbol next to the room number if it is available when you select the room via the floorplan. They'll ask for your partner's details during the booking stages. Both you and your partner must sign their tenancy agreement and have student status for the duration of the booking. If your partner is not a full time student as well then unfortunately they cannot live with them.
No, all property accommodation is non-smoking. You may smoke outside in designated smoking areas. Please do not smoke anywhere near other residents’ windows, as the unwelcome smell of smoke can drift into their rooms.
Yes, they can arrange temporary storage for possessions you don’t want to take home with you. Just ask your Reception team for details.
No, it’s up to you when you come in. If returning late at night, please respect your fellow residents and keep noise to a minimum between 11pm and 7am.
Yes, the vast majority of their sites have a laundry room where you can wash and dry your clothes. These are operated by an independent provider, Circuit Laundry or Miele. You will need to pay to use the machines via a top-up card or their mobile app.
Their sites are home to an international community of students, often studying at a variety of different institutions, and it’s this diversity which can make living with them such a rewarding experience. They organise regular social events where you can get to know your fellow residents. You will find posters on site telling you what’s coming up soon – or just ask at Reception.
The safety and security of their residents is their number one priority. All of their sites are fully compliant with current safety standards. Their accommodation has fire alarm systems in place as well as fire prevention equipment, and they carry out regular testing and evacuation drills. Their buildings are also regularly audited by external, independent consultants. The property has a full-time, highly qualified, Health and Safety team who visit sites regularly. They also use accredited national providers to service and maintain life safety systems. Additionally, all sites have staff present 24 hours a day, seven days a week. They are continually reviewing their programme of security, fire and safety standards. If you would like further information about their ongoing fire safety programme please read their fire safety update.
Their sites don’t have restaurants or cafeterias, but most sites provide vending machines where you can buy chocolate, crisps, drinks, ice cream and other snacks.
Yes, all their sites are equipped with WiFi, accessible throughout the building at no extra charge. This service is provided by their internet partners, ASK4. If you have any issues with connecting, you can find their contact details in the welcome pack you will receive on arrival.
They know accidents can happen, but any intentional damage to property will result in costs being passed onto residents. The cost to remedy any damage to communal areas will result in equal charges if no one accepts responsibility. It’s best to be proactive to avoid any surprise charges for damages. Report any repairs or damage as soon as possible so they can fix it and discuss whether there will be any charges.
Your resident handbook contains a list of prohibited items. This includes many items prohibited for fire safety reasons, such as candles, oil burners, gas appliances and fan heaters. Please see the full list below. If you need further guidance on whether an item is permitted or not, please ask your site team before you move in. No weapons or drugs (including ‘legal highs’) are permitted under any circumstances.
They don’t allow:
Candles, fireworks, Chinese lanterns, incense, incense burners, kerosene, petrol, LPG gas and LPG gas appliances, compressed gas and compressed gas appliances, rice cookers (unless CE marked), shisha pipes, gas burners, oil burners, tea lamps, halogen heaters, exposed element heaters, fan heaters, real Christmas trees, mains voltage Christmas lights, portable cooking stoves.
You can see what’s included in your room on the room details page for your property site. Among the things you will need, or may want, to bring are bedding, towels, toiletries, toilet paper, basic kitchen equipment, hangers, and a computer or laptop. They have compiled a checklist of things you may want to bring - or buy when you arrive.
No, that’s down to you and your flatmates. They’ll keep the common areas of the building, like the social spaces, reception and laundry, clean and tidy. Many residents put a rota together so each person in the flat does their bit to keep it clean.
Located in the United Kingdom, Bath is recognised for its rich cultural heritage, Roman architecture, and natural hot water springs. The historic city of Bath is home to over 20,000 students from various universities, including the University of Bath and Bath Spa University. The two universities are ranked among the top universities in the United Kingdom, attracting students from around the world. The large number of students from diverse cultural backgrounds makes Bath an exciting place for students. Since there are no housing facilities within the universities, students opt for off-campus student accommodation in Bath for their comfort and independence. If you are looking for perfect student accommodation in Bath, there are numerous comfortable and affordable options for your academic year.
Through amber, you can easily find the perfect home that suits your needs within minutes. Amber offers a variety of fully furnished and verified options, including ensuite rooms, shared apartments, and private studios, catering to every student’s lifestyle and budget. The top-rated student accommodation in Bath, such as Hollis Wharf and The Depot, is conveniently located near the universities and the city centre. The accommodation options are provided by top PMGs such as IQ Student Accommodation and Student Roost. The average price range for Bath student homes is between £220 and £350 per week. The exclusive offers provided by amber make it the go-to platform for finding the perfect home for your student lets in Bath.
Located in the southwest corner of England, Bath is a place of great history, architecture, and culture that attracts many visitors from all over the world. Every year, the city of Bath receives around 20,470 international students who wish to experience the unique blend of culture and attractions the city has to offer. Bath has long been famous for its spas and soon became the centre for all the fashionable items of the time. Today, you can still experience the tradition and history in the ancient Roman Baths and the Thermae Bath Spa, where you can enjoy Britain's only naturally fed thermal waters for bathing.
Bath has two excellent educational institutions: the University of Bath and Bath Spa University, where you can pursue your desired course in politics, languages, physical sciences, engineering, mathematics, architecture, management, technology, and many more. Because of the strategic location of the University of Bath, you can find many accommodation options for students in the area. Not only will you be able to experience the great educational facilities, but also enjoy the great culture and nightlife of the city. After settling into your student accommodation in Bath, you can visit the ancient Roman Baths and Pulteney Bridge, which are two of the most famous attractions in the area.
If you are looking for student accommodation in Bath, you will find options near the famous universities. You’ll find everything from luxurious to affordable private student accommodation Bath. This gives you a lot to choose from to enhance your student experience. Whether you’re looking for an en-suite, a studio, or something in between, you’re sure to find student flats in Bath that match what you’re looking for. It might seem like a lot to sift through to find the right place, but it’s definitely doable. Each student accommodation in Bath is tailored to the student experience. Here are the top student accommodation options in Bath UK:
1. Student Castle Bath - ★★★★☆ “Best student accommodation in Bath by far. Elegant, quiet during exam periods, and fun when party time.” From £395/week
2. The Port On The Square - From £215/week
3. Avon Point - From £195/week
4. Transom House - From £193/week
5. Zinc Quarter - ★★★★★ “The zinc quarter is amazing, and the staff is great. The connectivity is good from here, and the spot is near the market and the city centre.”- From £219/week
Finding accommodation as a student in Bath is an essential part of enjoying city life without breaking the bank. If you are looking for student accommodation in Bath that is close to the university or cheap stays in Bath, there are many affordable and comfortable accommodation options available. Here are some of the cheap student accommodation Bath options:
1. Charlton Court - It offers modern studio apartments and shared student rooms in Bath, ideal for affordable living. Amenities include study areas, a communal lounge, laundry facilities, and secure bike storage. - From £184/week
2. Hollis Wharf - It provides stylish studio and shared apartments with contemporary interiors and comfortable study spaces. Students benefit from amenities like a gym, social lounge, study rooms, and riverside views. - From £257/week
3. Avon Studios - It features fully furnished studio rooms designed for students who prefer privacy and independent living. Key amenities include high-speed Wi-Fi, study spaces, a communal lounge, and secure entry. - From £329/week
4. The Brook - It offers modern studio apartments close to major universities in Bath. Amenities include a gym, study rooms, a cinema room, social spaces, and high-speed internet. - From £330/week
5. The Depot - It is a premium student residence with studio apartments and modern interiors located near Bath city centre. Facilities include a fitness centre, study areas, bike storage, and social lounges. - From £339/week
Bath has a few areas that are suitable for students with different vibes, costs, and distances from the University of Bath and Bath Spa University. Generally, people prefer areas that have a lot of student life going on or areas that are quiet but have good transport links.
| Area | Student Vibe | Commute to the University of Bath | Avg Rent (p/w) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oldfield Park | Lively student hub with cafés, pubs, and shops | 20–30 mins bus | £260–£300 |
| Widcombe | Scenic riverside neighbourhood close to the city centre | 10–15 mins bike | £280–£320 |
| Combe Down | Quiet village-style area with green spaces | 10–15 mins bus | £240–£280 |
| Bath City Centre | Bustling, historic area with nightlife and restaurants | 15 mins bus | £320–£370 |
| Twerton | Budget-friendly student area with good transport links | 20 mins bus | £200–£240 |
When it comes to finding accommodation in the city of Bath, students have many options that suit different budgets, privacy, and ways of living. In most cases, student accommodation is fully furnished with a study desk, fast Wi-Fi, safety features and shared facilities such as kitchens, lounges, and laundry facilities.
1. Ensuite Rooms
Most of the flats in Bath for students are en-suites, where you have your private bathroom connected to your bedroom. This gives you your own private space for relaxation and hygiene, but you share the kitchen and living rooms with other students.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms
If you are looking for an affordable place in Bath for students, you can opt for the non-ensuite rooms. You get your private bedroom, but you share the bathroom, kitchen, and living rooms with other students.
3. Studio Flats
Studio flats in Bath for students are self-contained flats that give you a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. You don’t have to share anything, and this makes these flats perfect for students who value their privacy.
4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Flats
A flat in Bath for students comprises one or two bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a living room. The rooms are furnished, and you get the semi-private living experience you need.
5. Shared Flats
Shared flats in Bath for students are self-contained flats that comprise multiple private bedrooms. You get your private bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, and living room, and this makes these flats perfect for the student who needs the perfect mix of privacy and interaction.
6. Private Rooms
Private rooms in Bath for students give you the privacy you need, where you get your own private bedroom, study desk, and sometimes your own bathroom. You get the independence you need in your own bedroom, but you still get the chance to interact with other students in the communal living rooms.
As you search for the best student accommodation Bath, it is always wise to consider your living costs. On average, students planning to budget for a month should consider allocating about £1,200 to £1,500. Note that these costs vary from person to person based on their needs and lifestyles. Here is an estimated breakdown of the cost of living in Bath for students:
1. Accommodation: £650–£1,100/month
2. Groceries: £200–£300/month
3. Transportation: £60–£80/month
4. Utilities (Electricity, Water, Heating): £100–£140/month
5. Internet & Mobile: £20–£40/month
6. Leisure & Social Activities: £80–£120/month
It is quite easy and convenient to get around the city as it is relatively small and has an efficient transportation system. The University of Bath and the University of Bath Spa are easily accessible by public transport and are relatively close to the main student areas such as Oldfield Park, Widcombe, and the city centre.
1. UniBus (U1 Route) - This is the most popular route that students take to commute from the city centre to the University of Bath campus and vice versa. The main stops include the City Centre, the Town Hall, and the University Arrivals Square.
Cost: This service costs about £15-20 per week with the student pass.
2. UniBus (U2 Route) - This is another popular route that is quite helpful as it connects the university campuses with the main student areas such as Oldfield Park Station, St James Cemetery, and Bathwick Hill.
Cost: This service costs about £15-20 per week.
3. UniBus (U3 Route) - This route links Bath Spa University, Oldfield Park, and Bath city centre, making it useful for students living between both campuses.
Cost: Approximately £15-£20 per week.
4. Service 20 Bus - This is another local route that covers areas such as Widcombe Hill, Twerton, Oldfield Park, and the University of Bath Sports Training Village, which is mostly used by students living in residential areas.
Cost: Approximately £12-£18 per week.
5. Train (Great Western Railway) - Students can travel from Bath Spa Railway Station, which is in close proximity to the city centre, to other cities such as Bristol and London for internships, day trips, or weekend getaways.
Cost: Approximately £20-£40 per week, depending on frequency.
6. Cycling and Walking - Since Bath is a relatively small city, it is possible for some students to walk or cycle to their destinations from their accommodations.
Cost: Free to £5 per week for maintaining their bikes.
Distance of the University of Bath from nearest properties:
1. Student Castle Bath - 6 minutes away by car
2. The Depot - 10 minutes away by car
3. Avon Studios - 12 minutes away by car
The historic architecture and culture of Bath set the perfect scene for a wide range of events going on all year round: concerts, carnivals, sports, and exhibitions. In fact, you'll hardly ever find a dull moment in Bath. The city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site not only because of its Roman baths but also due to its outstanding Georgian architecture, so you'll always have plenty of historical attractions to explore in Bath.
Living in Bath, you are going to have a lot of opportunities to meet and make friends. It doesn't matter if you decide to go out in the city's pubs, bars, and clubs or simply have a nice meal with your friends. Plus, if music or comedy is your thing, you can either go to a concert or comedy club to laugh your head off. Bath offers a range of locations, from The Forum and Moles, so you can find the one that suits your taste most.
Bath has a great variety of shops ranging from high street brands to independents and trendy boutiques. Most department store chains can be found in the Southgate Centre, while artisan and vintage ones are scattered around the city. If you're a student and want to experience Bath's night scene fully, you definitely shouldn't skip Mandalyns, Khosoosi, Circo, and Cellar Bar. For the ones who enjoy strolling in parks, you can visit Royal Victory Park, Henrietta Park, and Alice Park, which are quite near your student accommodation Bath UK.
When looking for the best student accommodation in Bath, it is helpful to keep an eye out for those locations closest to the universities in Bath. Not only are there great student homes in Bath, but there are also some of the best universities in the world. A few of them are:
| University | Rank / Recognition | Popular Courses |
|---|---|---|
| University of Bath | Top 10 UK universities (national league tables) | Engineering, Management, Computer Science, Economics, Social Sciences |
| Bath Spa University | Known for creative education | Art & Design, Film, Music, Creative Writing, Education |
| Bath College | Major vocational education provider | Business, IT, Engineering, Health & Social Care, Hospitality |