Vita Poblenou is a lovely student accommodation in Barcelona that offers comfortable private apartments. Pompeu Fabra University and Universitat de Barcelona are universities within walking distance from the property.
The shared apartment here will give you the vibe of your own private home. You will have your bedroom, a private kitchen, and a private bathroom. The apartment has a desk, desk chair, comfortable bed, mirror, microwave oven, hob, fridge-freezer, opening window, smart TV, under-bed storage, wardrobe, bin, extra storage, and washer and dryer. The common space is equipped with a spacious hub, gym, gardens, free bi-weekly housekeeping, private study room, movie room, free events, coffee lounge, laundry room, courtyard, free weekday breakfast, and superfast Wi-Fi. You can stay at ease as the gas, water, and electricity bills are included in the rent.
The property is located in an interesting neighborhood where there are many activities that you can participate in. Drop by Restaurant El Clot which is not far from your new home. You should visit many eateries nearby such as Cafè Menssana and All you eat is love.
Save plenty of time on transportation as bus stops and train stations are not far from here! Marina - Diagonal has a bus stop that is a short drive away from the accommodation. Glòries has a train station that is just a short 9-minute walk away from this property.
Yes. You need to be a full-time student to live at accommodation.
The property has a number of student room options to choose from, all designed to give you the best student living experience. They have a range of luxury studios as well as shared apartments – each room however has its own ensuite, bed and study desk.
Yes! If you want to live with a partner, they offer dual occupancy rooms in many of their buildings at the property, with an extra charge of 20%. The exception to this is Belfast, where all rooms are single occupancy only.
Rooms at property are quick to sell out, so the best time to book your student accommodation is when you’re applying for your university. If you don’t meet your grade requirements for your chosen uni, and aren’t offered a place, you can cancel your room free of charge.
Yes. Their contracts allow you to stay over the winter holidays, with the option of staying over summer by choosing a 52-week contract.
You certainly can. And in the event your place is declined, you can cancel free of charge, unless:
You were denied a place for any reason other than not meeting the academic requirements to obtain a place (including, but not limited to, academic or other misconduct, financial reasons, or withdrawing from your application or course)
You did not complete all necessary steps required by your university to complete your application in time
The Occupation Period outlined in your Licence Agreement has begun.
If you are initially declined a place to study at university, or progress into the next academic year, you must immediately notify them if you intend to appeal the decision. They will confirm to you whether you will continue to benefit from this additional policy during and subsequent to your appeal being made.
They have many accessible rooms across their buildings – these feature a bigger bathroom, step-free access, and adaptable features.
Unfortunately, accommodation facilities are not suitable for pets, so they do not allow them in their buildings. But they love to see your photos of them!
Of course! You can have a guest stay up to 2 consecutive nights free of charge. You’ll need to make sure that they are signed in at reception, and always with you whilst in the building.
It might be possible to check in earlier than your contract starts, if your room is empty over the summer. Get in touch and they can let you know the earliest date that you can move in.
Once your contract has officially started, you can move in at any time. Closer to the start date, we’ll ask you to let them know when you plan to arrive so that they can make check-in as seamless as possible – but if you need to amend this date and time, you can easily do so from within your Accommodation Account.
For most buildings at the property, you can choose between two contract length options: 45 weeks or 52 weeks. Booking a 52-week contract allows you to stay in the building over the summer holidays.
Some of their buildings only have the option of 45 or 52-week contracts – you’ll see the options available when booking your room.
They have some studios available with shorter contracts in their residences across the UK and Spain. Perfect if you are only studying for a term at a time or on a language course that lasts a few months.
When you book your room, you’ll be offered the choice of paying in One (Annual) or Four Instalments. You’ll pay for the first 4 weeks of your contract when you book – this is the Advance Licence Fee.
During the booking process, you’ll be presented with the payment due dates and amounts dependent on the building and instalment option that you’ve chosen.
When it’s time to pay, you can simply make your payment via card or bank transfer via your accommodation account. They have a number of payment methods dependent on the country your bank is located in – but these include all major credit and debit cards, and if you’re an international student, even bank transfers to a local bank in your home currency!
If you think you might not be able to complete your payments on time, it’s really important that you get in touch with them at the earliest opportunity.
At accommodation, you choose your own individual room from their availability, so absolutely! Get in touch with their Lettings team and they can help you select a room close to your friends.
No, you don’t need a guarantor to book a room at the property.
They don’t charge a deposit to live at accommodation. However, if any damage occurs while you live in the room, you will be expected to pay for any damages caused before you check out.
The Advance Licence Fee payment that you pay when you book your room is a pre-payment of the first 4 weeks of your contract and therefore isn’t refunded at the end of your stay.
24/25 Academic Year
Unless you have booked a Clearing Room (see special cancellation terms for Clearing Rooms below) you can cancel free of charge if you are within your cooling off period; your cooling off period is 5 days from the date of booking, for bookings made until 27th May 2024, and 48 hours for bookings made on or after 27th May 2024.
You can also cancel free of charge under the below additional policies:
“No Place, No Pay”
If you are declined a place to study at a university located in the same city as your accommodation, you may cancel and obtain a full refund, unless:
You are declined a place for any reason other than not meeting the academic requirements to obtain a place (including, but not limited to, academic or other misconduct, financial reasons, your place being revoked or withdrawing from your application or course)
You did not complete all necessary steps required by your university to complete your application in time
The Occupation Period outlined in your Licence Agreement has begun.
If you are initially declined a place to study at university, or progress into the next academic year, you must immediately notify them if you intend to appeal the decision. They will confirm to you whether you will continue to benefit from this additional policy during and subsequent to your appeal being made.
“No Visa, No Pay”
If you are declined a Visa to study in the UK, by UK Visas and Immigration, you may cancel and obtain a full refund if notice is provided to them before 16th August 2024, unless:
You did not complete all necessary steps required by UKVI to complete your visa application
Your university was unable to issue you with a CAS Number to obtain your visa owing to you not completing all necessary steps to complete your application to study.
Under both additional cancellation policies:
You must supply suitable proof to them in writing within 48 hours of being made aware of the change in circumstances and they may request additional information to support your cancellation request to satisfy ourselves of the circumstances of your request.
If at any point you have checked in to your Accommodation, you are unable to cancel your Agreement free of charge and must find a replacement student.
Should you need to make a request to cancel your accommodation under any of the above policies, you should send your request in writing (with supporting evidence attached)
Once you have booked and your cooling period has elapsed, you are bound into a legal licence agreement which requires you to pay for the full period of the licence agreement. They suggest if you are unsure about exam results, receiving your visa or other condition on you attending University that you contact us.
If your cancellation request is accepted for one of the above reasons, any Advance Licence Fee Payment will be fully refunded to the account from which it was paid.
Clearing Room Cancellation Policy
There is no cooling-off period for their Clearing Rooms.
You can only cancel free of charge in line with the “No Place, No Pay” policy above.
Outside of these terms, in order to cancel you must organise a replacement student to take over your contract and take over the liability for the License Fee (and you will still be responsible for all payments until a replacement is found). For the avoidance of doubt, if at any point you have checked in to your booking, you are no longer eligible to cancel free of charge and must find a replacement student.
If your cancellation request is accepted for one of the above reasons, any Advance Licence Fee Payment will be fully refunded to the account from which it was paid.
Unfortunately, you are committed under the license period to pay the full license fee. They may have a waiting list of people that would like to take over your booking which would then relinquish you from your contract. They cannot refund your license fee until a replacement is found to take over your booking.
Yes! accommodation is all-in.
If you plan on watching/recording any live terrestrial TV or on BBC iPlayer, you will need to pay for your own TV Licence. You can set up your TV Licence here. You only need a TV Licence if you’re living in the UK.
If you’re living in Spain, you do not need to buy a TV Licence.
You shouldn’t need to pay council tax in the UK as a full-time student. They might ask for evidence of your student statthem at any point during your stay in order to ensure you are exempt from council tax.
Your room is absolutely secure. All door entry is key fobbed, they have CCTV and their on-site staff are available at reception or patrolling the building 24 hours a day. Their job is to protect you and the building at all times.
All their buildings offer a superfast Wi-Fi connection which allows you to stay connected wherever you are in the building; in your studio, around the residence or in the hub space.
You will also have your own individual private & secure personal wireless network. Unlike services at other providers, not only can you connect each of your devices to the internet but you can also enable 10 personal Smart devices to discover and connect to each other. This means that you can share content between your Smart devices in a private and secure way just like you would in a traditional home setting and you can do it safe in the knowledge that nobody else in the building can connect to them.
Their WiFi speeds are as follows:
• 250 mbps Wi-Fi in all buildings in the UK and 100 mbps in their buildings in Spain
• 500 mbps Wired connection through the internet ports (excluding Birmingham, Edinburgh and St Albans as they have no internet ports, and Spain, when they offer 100 Mbps)
No. As per UK Legislation, it is against the law to smoke indoors. Also, as per your Licence Agreement, it is not permitted to smoke or vape inside any accommodation building. There are designated smoking areas at each of the developments which you are welcome to use.
A fortnightly clean of your studio is part of the service at accommodation. Their brilliant housekeeping team will provide a 20 minute clean of your floor, kitchen worktop surfaces and en-suite to keep things clean for you. They do this to ensure your room is kept in the very best condition throughout the year and to minimise the damage. However, they will not tidy your belongings or wash your dishes to respect your privacy.
If you would like to book additional deep cleans (excluding Barcelona buildings), please speak to a member of the management team who can discuss the options with you and book an additional clean at a time to suit you.
The housekeeping team will also clean all communal areas but are not responsible for throwing away your rubbish, so please be mindful and respect the building.
They organise regular events for all accommodation. From PT classes, to craft workshops and cooking classes, there’s an event to spark everybody’s interests. Plus, they partner with luxury brands like La Mer, Harvey Nichols and L’Occitane to bring you the best event experiences of any student accommodation in the world.
All their residences have an on-site laundry room with washing and drying machines where you’ll simply pay for any washing or drying you need.
The laundry rooms are open 24 hours a day.
Unfortunately they do not offer airport services, however all of their buildings are located centrally and are easily accessible by public transport or taxi.
If you haven’t yet booked with them but are interested in booking for next year, their new booking launch will open in early November. If you have a booking with them for the current year and are interested in staying again for next year, keep an eye out for communication from them about Rebookers opening in October.
Property is all-in. Free breakfast, utility bills, private bookable spaces, on-site gym, housekeeping, outdoor swimming pool, regular events, and much more are all included when you move in.
Yes, but provided the room is available. You can book the exact room you want when you book directly through their website or speaking to their Lettings Team.
Yes! Contact accommodation team to book a viewing.
Accommodation rooms in Barcelona include all furniture, as well as bedsheets, a duvet and towels. Each room has a microwave and sink, and all rooms (except Lite room types) feature a full kitchen including a hob, extractor fan and oven.
For the safety and security of all accommodation residents, they kindly request that their residents do not bring any of the items from the list below:
Heater
Washing machine
Fridge
Dishwasher
Sun bed
Dryer
Washer / Dryer
Microwave
Cooker
Slow cooker
Smoke machine
Ice machine
Humidifier
Electric blanket
DJ decks / Speakers
Massage chairs / Heated seats
Air conditioning unit
Treadmills and other electronic fitness machines
Yes – they have a laundry room in the building. When using the laundry rooms, all you need to do is top up your account to start using the machines.
They have a number of car parking spaces available at this building for disability access only, if you need a spot, please speak to their Lettings Team.
Yes! All of their buildings have bike stores, and they’re included in your fee. They also have property bikes that you can use whenever you want.
Yes, all of their buildings have on-site printing facilities. When you arrive, you will receive an email to set up your printing account – once you have confirmed you can add credit to your account and start printing.
There is a 24-hour secure parcel room in the building, so you can collect your parcels when they arrive.
The standard size bed is a double, however you can upgrade your room type and get a king-size bed.
Property is ideally located for students at Pompeu Fabra University, being just a 15-minute bthem journey from their building
Property is just a few minutes’ walk from Marina Metro Station and Auditori Tram Stop. There are also a number of bthem stops nearby that allow you to explore the city easily.
The closest convenience store is a 5-minute walk from Property , and there is a supermarket a 15-minute walk from the building.
When you book a room at the property, you can enjoy early access to all your new building’s communal spaces before you move in. Discover your new study spot and save on your gym membership by securing your space today.
When you book at accommodation, a member of their team will be in touch within 48 hours.
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Barcelona is the official capital of the Catalonia region. It is a beautiful city full of life, located on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea in northeastern Spain. Its enriching, culture-rich history and sensational sightseeing areas make it one of the most famous destinations to visit in Europe. Barcelona's history dates back over two millennia. Founded by the Roman Empire in the 1st century BCE, Barcelona emerged as a thriving centre of commerce and culture in the Middle Ages. Its renowned architecture and art flourished in the city. The city underwent significant growth and modernization in the 19th and 20th centuries to become a hub of tourism and trade today.
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6. Rocafort 219
7. Muntaner 448
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Barcelona is a thriving city offering a fantastic student lifestyle. However, budgeting is necessary, particularly regarding the cost of living. Students can afford and enjoy living in Barcelona with a little planning beforehand with an estimated monthly cost ranging from €1,200 - €1,800. Here are a few of the costs you are likely to incur:
1. Food: €35 - €50 per week
2. Gas and Electricity: €20 - €30 per week
3. Internet & Mobile Phone: €20 - €25 per week
4. Dinner at a Restaurant: €1c5 - €20 per week
5. Laundry: €5 - €10 per week
6. Stationery and Textbooks: €20 - €30 per month
7. Clothing: €50 - €75 per month
8. Travel (Buses, Trams, Trains): €40 - €50 per month
Barcelona is a lively city with a wide variety of public transport choices that make getting about simple and economical for students. The city's well-connected metro system, buses, trams, and trains make it simple for students to get around the city. The following are the various modes of transport available near most Barcelona student accommodation:
1. Buses:
Barcelona's extensive bus network runs through almost every corner of the city and suburbs. The buses are frequent, with most lines running every 5-15 minutes during daytime and every 20 minutes at night. A single bus fare is €2.40, but students can benefit from the T-Casual travel card, which offers ten journeys for €11.35.
2. Metro:
The Barcelona Metro is a fast and efficient way to travel. With eight lines (L1 to L5 and L9 to L11), it covers significant parts of the city. Metro services run every 2-4 minutes, ensuring minimal waiting times. A single journey costs €2.40, but the T-Casual card is again a cost-saving choice for students.
3. Bicing (Bike-sharing):
If you prefer cycling, Barcelona's Bicing service is a great way to get around and stay fit. After a yearly subscription of €50, rides of 30 minutes or less are free. For longer trips, there's a small additional charge. Plus, it's an environmentally friendly travel option in Barcelona.
4. Rodalies (Commuter trains):
For destinations that are a bit farther out, Rodalies trains are a convenient option. Students looking to explore beyond Barcelona or accessing campuses on the city's outskirts will find these trains exceptionally useful. Prices vary depending on zones crossed, starting at €2.50 for one zone trips. The T-Casual card can also be utilised here.
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1. The Park Güell
2. Sagrada Familia
3. Gothic Quarter
4. La Rambla
5. Casa Batlló
6. Camp Nou Stadium
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