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Bath is known for, guess what? Its baths! Back in the Celtic days, it was named “Sulis” after the Goddess of the water Sulis. You’ll find great culture, educational institutions, and affordable student accommodation in Bath with the help of our accommodation experts.

Why Book Student Accommodation in Bath?

Bath attracts over 4 million visitors a year which shows how charming it is historically, architecturally, and culturally on a global scale. For university students, Bath is an exceptionally safe and beautiful city to live in and offers some great options for study and accommodation.

The city itself has a population of about 100,000 people; however, there are over 25,000 universities and colleges which makes it a very young and vibrant student city. The city is home to the famous University of Bath which is rated as a top 10 university in the UK along with Bath Spa University and Bath College.

Studying in Bath, England, means students will be living in the only city named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the entire UK in 1987. Bath is located within River Avon’s valley. It feels like travelling to a real piece of history going back over 2500 years. Bath is definitely one of the most beautiful cities in the world to study in. Bath’s county is Somerset. The city is the largest in the county and is world-renowned for the Roman baths, built around 60 AD. The spa town has the Latin name Aquae Sulis or “the waters of Sulis.” Spring is the best time in Bath, where students can really enjoy the blooming flowers in the public gardens.

Universities in Bath

1. University of Bath

American Museum & Gardens is a 16-minute walk from the university.
There are two nearby bus stops: Sports Training Village and Arrivals Square.

2. Bath Spa University

Newton Park Library bus stop is a few minutes away.

Transportation In Bath

Public transportation in Bath is quite dense and can easily get you wherever you wish to go. You can use buses, taxis, railways, car rentals, and fare cars (a service of which you can share a taxi ride with someone else). Bath also has a train station called “Bath Spa” and BTH is the station code. Bath Spa station is on the Great Western Main Line.

Student Life In Bath

1. Where do students live in Bath?

The main student area in Bath is Oldfield Park since it’s on the 418 and 410 bus routes and also has a wide range of shops.

2. Is Bath cheaper than London?

Yes, Bath is cheaper than London, however, it comes in second after it in the least affordable UK cities list. Even though Bath is a bit more expensive, it’s definitely for good reasons, the city is perfect for students with top universities and major cultural attractions.

What are Some Must-Visit Places in Bath?

There’s no shortage of things to do in Bath. The Roman Baths are simply a must-visit, closely followed by the Bath Circus, Bath Abbey, Fashion Museum Bath, and Royal Crescent, both of which are architectural masterpieces out of a Jane Austen novel. Austen is quite famous in Bath; she has her own Jane Austen Centre where students can learn all about her achievements. Bath city centre is very lively and vibrant. Furthermore, Bath’s nightlife is quite unique and great to be experienced when studying in the city. Street food and restaurants in Bath will satisfy your taste buds for sure.

Other Student Accommodation In UK

Besides having facilities for student accommodation in Bath, Casita offers student accommodation in these UK cities:

Bristol, Salford, Cardiff, Southampton, Wolverhampton, Coventry, Birmingham, London.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. How much do the rooms cost?

The average cost of a student room in Bath is £182 per week for a single room. Other room types including en-suites, studios, and flats are available as well.

2. Do you have studios /ensuites available?

Each building has its own range of room types varying between single rooms, en-suites, studios, twin rooms, shared flats, and private flats.

3. Can I pay in instalments?

Yes, you can pay in instalments; however, some providers could require you to have a UK guarantor. Ask your accommodation expert for help if you are not sure.

4. How many people will be in the same apartment /unit with me?

This depends on the room type you choose, you can choose in a private room, studio, or flat, and you can choose to share a flat with 1-6 other students or share a room with 1-3 other students.

5. How to complete my booking?

Once you enquire on our website, one of our accommodation experts will contact you to proceed with your booking for your chosen room or offer you alternatives if the room is not available for your dates. To enquire, simply choose a room and click on the " Enquire" button, then fill the enquiry form you see in front of you.

6. What anti-COVID measures are in place at student accommodations in Bath?

Most providers now have intensified cleaning and sanitizing measures of student rooms and communal areas while other providers provide weekly cleaning free of charge. Ask your accommodation expert for details on the COVID measures implemented in your building.

7. Can a tour be arranged for student rooms in Bath?

Almost all providers have the option of online viewings through Skype or Zoom while other providers offer virtual tours of the property so you can get to know your new home.

8. Who can book with Casita?

All university students over the age of 18 can book with Casita and if you are under 18, contact our accommodation experts to find you properties that accept students under 18.

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