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Pavilion Point, Brighton
About the Property
Located at London Rd, Brighton, BN1 4JH, Pavilion Point Brighton stands out as a highly sought-after student accommodation Brighton. Students can select from an array of room options from ensuite. The student accommodation near Kings Brighton, Brighton Institute of Contemporary Theatre Training Drama and the various University of Brighton campuses, including the University of Brighton (Moulsecoob Campus) and University of Brighton (Grand Parade Campus). Home to some of the UK's top-ranked educational institutions, the city attracts a bustling student population that brings energy and vibrancy to its historic lanes and beachfront promenades. Brighton's progressive spirit and creative atmosphere make it a nurturing ground for learning, innovation, and personal growth. The city offers an array of cultural landmarks, lively events, and a welcoming community, all of which contribute to an enriching student experience.
Pavilion Point Brighton captures the essence of Brighton's dynamic and inclusive environment, offering students more than just a place to live. With its unique character and close proximity to key city attractions, Pavilion Point serves as a hub where students from diverse backgrounds come together, creating a vibrant and supportive community. Living at Pavilion Point allows students to fully immerse themselves in the Brighton experience, ensuring a memorable and transformative chapter in their academic journey. Brighton's combination of academic excellence, cultural richness, and an inspiring coastal setting makes it an exceptional city for students to thrive. Pavilion Point Brighton, is more than just a student accommodation—it's a gateway to an unparalleled living experience in one of the UK's most dynamic cities. Pavilion Point Brighton offers a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and community.
Features
This property boasts a variety of room types, including the Silver Single Ensuite and Gold Single Ensuite, tailored to suit different preferences and budgets. Each room is thoughtfully designed with a small double bed, providing a cosy and comfortable sleeping area for maximum rest. Additionally, wardrobes and shelves are provided for effortless organization of personal belongings. The study area with shelving creates a dedicated space for academic pursuits. A welcoming reception greets students and guests alike, while WiFi Internet ensures connectivity is always within reach. To ensure a hassle-free stay, linens are provided, alongside convenient laundry facilities. The outdoor area invites residents to enjoy the fresh seaside air, while communal areas facilitate social interactions and community bonding. For those looking to stay fit, the on-site gym is equipped to cater to all fitness routines. Students can also take advantage of the serene study and games areas, perfect for both academic focus and relaxation. The property maintains an engaging events calendar, fostering a lively and inclusive community spirit. For cyclists, secure bicycle storage is readily available, and communal social/study spaces offer additional areas for collaboration or quiet study sessions. Understanding the importance of budgeting for students, Pavilion Point, Brighton UK student accommodation includes several utility bills such as wifi, water, gas, and electricity with 24/7 CCTV surveillance in the rent, ensuring a more seamless living experience.
Location and What's Hot?
Pavilion Point Brighton stands as a beacon of student accommodation within the bustling city of Brighton, synonymous with vibrancy and cultural diversity. Students attending the University of Sussex, Kings Brighton, and BIMM find themselves in proximity to this haven of student living. Situated on the lively London Road, students at Pavilion Point, Brighton can indulge in a plethora of local cafes to catch up on their studies or unwind with friends. Glazed - Next Level Donuts And Coffee offers a delightful variety of pastries and artisan bread, while Greggs, with its quirky decor, becomes a favoured nook for those craving a caffeine boost. Food enthusiasts residing in Pavilion Point Brighton accommodation in Brighton can relish diverse cuisines at renowned spots like
McDonald's is known for its authentic Heavenly Desserts Brighton, r, where the social vibe complements the scrumptious pub fare. When the evening calls for socialising, students can find themselves gravitating towards the cosy confines of The Hare & Hounds or experiencing the vibrant nightlife at Asiamart. Conveniently, the essentials are just around the corner, with ALDI and Sainsbury’s providing a wide range of groceries and daily needs. Health care is also accessible, with the Brighton Station Health Centre ensuring medical requirements are promptly met. Art and culture enthusiasts will relish the proximity to Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, an institution teeming with artistic delights and local history, ensuring a dose of inspiration and education.
For literary lovers, Jubilee Library offers a tranquil escape amidst the books. The city's charming appeal is encapsulated in the Royal Pavilion, a historic palace with stunning architecture and gardens that offer a serene retreat for students.
Commute
Pavilion Point Brighton, the daily commute is a breeze, with various public transport options at your doorstep. Brighton Railway serves as a hub for those seeking to venture further, while nearby London Road (Brighton) Station is perfect for local travel. Hop on a bus at London Road Shops (Stop S) and London Road Shops (Stop B) for a direct route to many corners of the city, or choose the eco-friendly option with available bicycle lanes leading to academic and city hotspots. With Pavilion Point Brighton student accommodation, you're centrally placed to make the most of your student life without the hassle of long commutes. Making Pavilion Point Brighton an ideal student destination.
Room Types
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far is the hall of residence from my school/college?
At the time of booking, please let us know the name, address, and postcode of the school/college where you will be studying. We will then be able to advise you as to which residences would be most convenient for your place of study. We will also direct you to the appropriate websites 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).
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 ‘flatmates’ 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.
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 traveling 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 labeled. 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.
If I book a hall of residence that 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 clothes.
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 the 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 or an 0800 number. 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 to the residence concerned. (Please refer to each individual residence page for details).
What happens if the Internet is not working?
Contact the management 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 management 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 management's office and an additional charge will apply. If you have friends and family who are coming to visit then please let us 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/glassware?
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 installments and do you have a payment plan option?
Yes
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 as 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.
Where will my accommodation be located?
All our accommodation is located near underground stations. A full description, including information on the location can be found on our web site (please refer to each individual accommodation page for details) and information will be provided to you upon confirmation of your booking.
What happens when I check in?
When you check in, you will be met at the property by a member of Britannia staff or the property representative. You will be advised about the procedure when your booking is confirmed.
Pavilion Point, Brighton
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Brighton and Hove Student Accommodation
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About Brighton and Hove
Brighton, with 2.9 million people, ranks 26th and received the highest score for the Student Mix indicator thanks to its sizable and diverse student body. The two highly regarded universities in the city have a sizable foreign student body, with 27% of the total enrollment originating from countries other than the UK. Despite being primarily recognised for its colourful beachfront, the south coast city is more than just a coastal resort. Brighton and Hove offers various activities and tourist attractions like the Royal Pavilion, Brighton i360 and Brighton Palace Pier. One of the two central regions that make up the City of Brighton is the beach resort of Brighton, which is situated on the south coast of England.
The variety of independent restaurants and nightlife locations in Brighton are worth the visit. To make the most of their time at school, students who attend the University of Brighton and the University of Sussex reside in Brighton. The Brighton and Hove student accommodations can cater to all your preferences, like prices, tastes, and styles to match. Brighton is renowned for being a location that has always provided an escape. It has always been unique. There is a lot of attitude in these cities. Freethinkers, business people, and entertainers call this place home. The city is vibrant, innovative, and bohemian. 20 thousand students are living there, both local and international.
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1. Holden Court
4. Crown House
5. iQ Sawmills
Cost Of Living in Brighton and Hove
Brighton and Hove have an average cost of living in the top 22% of global cities, which amounts to approximately £640 - £730 per month. Although your estimated cost of living may not turn out as expected, you must keep a record to be safer and make the process of choosing student accommodation in Brighton and Hove easier. Here are some additional expenses to keep in mind other than the rent for your student accommodation Brighton and Hove property:
1. Rent: £195 to £270/month
2. Groceries: £100 to £150/month
3. Food: £350 to £450/month
4. Transport: £40 to £50/month
5. Laundry: £25 to £40 /month
6. Stationery and textbooks: £20 to £30/month
7. Clothing: £50 to £75/month
8. Movie ticket: £7 to £10
Student Travel Brighton and Hove
The University of Brighton has four campuses: Grand Parade, Falmer, and Moulsecoomb. Students can quickly go to the surrounding areas because the Brighton and Hove campus is located on Grand Parade, just a few minutes away from the city centre and off campus student accommodation in Brighton and Hove. The extensive Stoke Park Road network, which spans the entire city and includes the University of Brighton, is well known. The Brighton and Hove transportation system is separated into numerous zones encompassing the city's prominent areas. Most transportation options are tied to the student accommodation Brighton and Hove options we provide, to make your stay and travel simple. Make your stay a little less expensive by considering the travel costs, which are also very reasonable.
1. Bus
In Brighton, a single trip costs £2.70 per standard. The bus operator National Express can take you in and out of Brighton. You must issue a card and check the bus schedules for hassle-free travel. If you tend to use cash, make sure you keep the exact amount of the fare.
2. Rail
A single person's daily train costs range from £15 to £20. If you are a first-year student, you should speak with the local railroad authority and request a discount. The Brighton and Hove PlusBus pass is an electronic ticket that may be used on buses, the underground, and some overground train lines.
3. Bicycle
Riding your bike to the university or running errands will be more convenient and affordable. Bike stands are available at prominent blocks and have separate lanes on the road; you could easily rent a bike and use it for small commutes around the city. Additionally, most student accommodation Brighton and Hove properties come with designated cycle/bicycle storage spaces.
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Brighton and Hove are among the world's most energetic cities. Capturing students' interest as soon as they enter this warm and pleasant setting. The University of Brighton offers a hugely diversified culture, a rich legacy, a vibrant and dynamic nightlife, museums and galleries, sports facilities, theatres, and music halls for students to enjoy. Every area of the city is covered in greenery. Some of England's most stunning parks can be found in Brighton and Hove City, including Withdean Park, which is only a short distance from the university campus and is the ideal place to unwind and breathe fresh air after your lectures. Preston Park is yet another fantastic option, commuters who prefer a little more peace will find this place to be excellent. The best of both worlds may be found in Preston Park.
If you're strapped for cash and want to visit a low-cost bar or restaurant, consider Kooks Restaurant and The Witchez Restaurant in Brighton and Hove, where you can find mouthwatering cuisine at reasonable prices, like pizza, burritos, and other Italian and continental fare. Want to experience Brighton and Hove's nightlife? Visit East Street Tap Pub or Zahara Nightclub for the newest tunes and an engaging musical experience from well-known local DJs and musicians.
Brighton and Hove Tourist Attractions
Brighton and Hove has a rich history and monuments. These cities are well known for their culture, sustainability and landmarks. Once you find the perfect student accommodation Brighton and Hove property, add these places to your itinerary:
1. Royal Pavilion
2. The Lanes
3. British Airways i360
4. Brighton Beach
5. Brighton Palace Pier
6. North Laine
7. Brighton Dome
Universities In Brighton And Hove
Brighton and Hove are home to some renowned universities with specialised courses; students flock here to expand the horizons of their career opportunities. Some of the top universities in the city are:
1. University of Brighton (Grand Parade Campus)
2. Kings Brighton
3. BIMM, Brighton and Hove
4. University of Brighton
5. University of Brighton (Moulsecoob Campus)
6. University of Sussex