Single Rooms - Ensuite Bedroom (with eat & drink credit)
33 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
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£252.00
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Super friendly with ensure bathrooms and social spaces
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University of Bath Hall Rankings
| Norwood House | #5 |
| Charlton Court | #6 |
| James House | #7 |
| The Exchange | #8 |
| The Quads | #9 |
| Woodland Court | #10 |
| Brendon Court | #11 |
| John Wood Court | #12 |
| Solsbury Court | #13 |
| Marlborough | #14 |
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Most helpful review
Super friendly with ensure bathrooms and social spaces
Value for money
Location
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Cleaning
Social spaces
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Internet / Wifi
The Quads Information
| Price from | £227.00 per week (subject to availability) |
| Catering | Catered |
| Postcode | BA2 7PJ |
Room Types
Single Rooms - Ensuite Bedroom
38 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
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£227.00
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Amenities
Popular
- Common Room
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Access
Features
- Common Room
- Communal Kitchen
- Meals
Internet Access
- Broadband
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Courtesy Officer (24-hour Patrol)
Security & Safety
- Secure Building Entry
Services
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- Family Friendly
- No Smoking
Transport
- Bike Storage
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Please help. I am looking for a room at the Quads with any conditions. Are there any rooms available?
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What tenancy length do I need?
Some students choose to stay during the academic year, whilst others – particularly international students – require a tenancy that covers the entire year. You can also find student accommodation that is available for one or two terms, classified as a “short stay” on our search filters.
Should I stay in catered student accommodation?
This is totally up to you! Catered accommodation means you will be served meals at set times in a dining hall, and you’ll likely have access to fewer kitchen facilities than if you were to stay in self-catered accommodation.
What is a guarantor and do I need one?
A guarantor is a person who signs a contract to agree to pay your rent if you are unable to. Most university accommodation requires a guarantor, and this applies to both domestic and international students.
Will I need to pay a deposit on student accommodation?
Most likely, yes, you’ll need to pay a deposit. This will be refunded at the end of your stay as long as there is no damage to the room or property.
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Purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) are residential buildings designed for students. They are often located close to campus, boast modern facilities, include all bills, and often have staff on site to assist residents.
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Super friendly with ensure bathrooms and social spaces
The Quads is one of the most modern and clean halls on campus. However, the rooms are quite small.
Extremely social with a communal lounge, clean and close to the center of campus.
Great halls. Just the rooms are a little small considering the price.
The accommodation maybe a little far from the main parade but it’s completely value for ones money. It is student friendly and I was so disheartened when I had to leave my room and move out.
i could download fifa 18 in 10 secs
Just finished a year at Quads. Absolutely loved it! Really great having money on your card to spend on campus - so nice not to have to cook all the time plus it was great going out for meals on campus with people from your flat. I thought the sitting room would be used loads but we rarely went in there - we used to just stay in the kitchen! It was a really good location - so close to everything. Very social halls to be in. Would highly recommend!!
The rooms are small but there's loads of storage space and they're furnished well. The en-suite bathroom is great, as is the wall-mounted TV. The kitchen and social space are both massive which is great for pre-drinks! The kitchen is always cleaned extremely well (every 3 days or so) but your rooms are only cleaned every 6 weeks and to a very poor standard, so be prepared to look after your room yourself! The money uploaded onto your library card for use in the eateries is super convenient, but prices are pretty high in most places. Walking to the on-campus supermarket can be a bit of a trek but it's never really bothered me. The internet is great when it works, but can intermittently cut out.
Rooms are not the size of a tennis court, but they are good enough, plus lovely decorated. Ensuite is brilliant. Kitchen is brilliant. However, the extractors over the hobs are not powerful enough. If you are stir-frying a steak or some chicken, better turn both on and open the windows cause it will get smoky! Social spaces are good with big flat tv and a big round table and 6-7 chairs. Nevertheless, I missed a sofa, since there was like a soft bench in one of the walls and two big beanbags. Mood lights in rooms and "living room" are nice, especially when watching a film or playing video games. Met my best mates of uni in first year, and most of them are from here! You get to know the other 9 of your own flat plus the other from the flats in your same floor, which is so good.
Despite having a small room, the social spaces create a unique experience for someone living in the Quads!!
the parties are crazy, in a good way. and no other halls are quite set up for slip and slide in the corridors quite so perfectly. at times you hate how tiny the rooms are (especially if you are a girl) but then again at least your'e not sharing a bathroom! the kitchens are fab, the social spaces are good, but not well laid out, but theres room enough for a ping pong table (i know we bought one)
Very small rooms, social space joined to two flats meaning they have access to your flat (and the kitchen can't lock). Had quite a few people breaking into the flat trying to steal things/get into everyone's rooms/wake people up. Not great if you want to sleep or don't enjoy drinking, usually trashed when you go to a lecture in the morning.
Mood lighting is bae and free food on your library card is also bae
Social spaces in particular the lounges are good for pre's and for working during the day creating s communal environment! Wifi works well and the cleaners are lovely. Having the extra £25 a week on your library card is amazing if you can't be bothered to cook and can keep you going for many meals! However just pray you don't wake up late for lectures in 8W!
Quads is one of the best accommodation on campus. The lounges are great for people to socialise. Good size of kitchen and nice shower of course
In a great location, 1 minute walk to lectures!
Rooms are too small but otherwise great place to stay
Everything about it gives best university experience
Very comfortable, the rooms are a bit small to move around in but you can store all your stuff easily. The ensuite is great, even if the automatic ventilator can get annoying. The kitchens are huge, there's plenty of space with two hobs, four ovens and three fridges per 8 or 10 students. The lounges are great to host movie nights, pre-drinks or even Sunday flat roasts!
We're all really lame. Like posh and boring. Wish I'd spent 5 grand less and gone to westwood :P
Quads is brilliant but we're not allowed a wall of photos with all our flat experiences because of an advertisement for bikes underneath just because we're first floor.
Internet varies a fair bit between rooms - it drops out regularly in my room but is stable in others. The supplied equipment is great, although the TVs are very fiddly. Good amount of social space compensates for small rooms.
Nice location, great wifi. We don't use the social space that much but nice to know its there if we have a film night...
Small rooms and a bit pricey but the lounge area is great for pres.
Whilst not an essential, the mood lighting is banging.
Nice modern accommodation, but too many things break, the lounges are very basic with only hard chairs, and the wifi is very slow and hardly works (and doesn't on my desk).
Only real negative is that the rooms are small but most people don't spend much time in them anyway
the lounge is really nice to socialize and get to know your flat mates but the rooms are way too small for what we're paying. Still very happy overall
Quads were the most socials halls by a far mile, everyone wanted the lounge and tv's
Great wifi, really sociable, not far from the bus station or food and the maximum walk across campus is 10 mins!
Best accomodation! Amazing social space
Really nice accommodation, all very clean new and functioning! Regular cleaning and maintenance and all the facilities you need in the kitchen and common rooms
The Quads is one of the best residence halls in campus and the newest building. The facilities are really good
gets called the posh halls but actually isn't the most expensive
Overall, a great halls to live in. A little far from the West buildings on campus but very close to the Chancellor's Building, the Campus mail room, a launderette, and the Lime Tree restaurant. The room could perhaps be a bit bigger for what you pay but you do get an en suite and a very spacious common room. The standard of cleaning is fantastic and maintenance is outstanding. You will almost certainly have a great uni experience living in the Quads.
The life experience at the Quads is really pleasant. Our big kitchen permits us to all have dinner together and even to cook together. The Common Room is really useful to meet or even to watch a movie all together, but the problem is that there are not enough sits, so that we have to take those from the kitchen and take them back every time. The cleaning is done by some really kind people, but who, probably because of a lack of time, cannot clean properly our kitchen. Moreover the bins get often full. The experience is overall really good!
Facilities are very good, everything you need provided. Rooms are actually quite spacious, lots of little holes and shelves to tuck things away in. It is expensive, but make sure you make use of the food money! Internet speed/connection isn't great but you get used to it. Toilets are quite small and the toilet roll holder is in an awkward place. The social space/lounge area is honestly the best thing, I only go to my room to sleep!!
The rooms have been made quite small (but sufficient) to make way for a large kitchen and lounge.
Clean and spacious kitchen social space and compact but comfortable rooms. Nice clean ensuite showers and toilet , nice place to live overall.
Living in The Quads is hardly cheap, and the inclusion of a £25 per week eat and drink card is both a blessing and a curse - i.e. great for being lazy, awful for being thrifty (UoB's eateries don't offer really offer much at 'student prices'). The rooms are VERY compact, but in truth, you won't feel like they need to be any larger. There is a lot of storage space, though space for hanging clothes up is a little limited so I'd advise to be at least a LITTLE selective in choosing what you want to bring to uni. The kitchen and hallway is cleaned every 3 days by a team of cleaners, to the envy of your friends from Eastwood, and your rooms are cleaned occasionally - but occasionally enough so that you have to keep things in order yourself. Quads halls have always been the cleanest halls I've spent time in. Socially, you'll mix with 1 other flat through the shared social space - so you get to know 20 people rather than 10.