BathStudent Accommodation In

Bath city landscape
Student rooms from
£309 /week
All bills included
24/7 security
150+ properties to choose
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Sink into uni life at our Bath university student accommodation.

Overlooking the River Avon, you’ll feel at home in no time at our student accommodation in Bath. Book an ensuite, share with friends, and enjoy our range of onsite facilities. From gyms and study areas to social spaces, you’ll be settled in no time. 

We have student housing in Bath for more than 600 students, close to the city’s universities including the University of Bath, Bath Spa University and more. 

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Why choose Unite Students accommodation in Bath?

14 Universities and colleges to choose from
2Rooms from £315 per week
32 Unite Students properties
4UNESCO World Heritage Site
5Voted the most beautiful city in the world during autumn
6Over 5,000 listed buildings
City Properties

The historic city of Bath in southwest England is a delight. Its Roman heritage and Georgian architecture earned it UNESCO World Heritage Site status. And the vibrant social scene gives lots of opportunities to let off steam. TIME magazine ranked Bath as one of the World’s Greatest Places in 2021.

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We’ve providing students with a home away from home for 30 years. So let us look after your university accommodation while you focus on the important bit: making the most of uni life.
Trusted providerWe're the UK's largest student accommodation provider and 65,000 students choose to live with us every year.
Safe and secureWith staff on-site 24 hours a day, CCTV and a dedicated support centre – our priority is your safety.
All bills includedElectric, water, heating, Ultrafast* Wi-Fi and contents insurance – all included in your fixed rent.

Student housing in Bath: Life in the city

Ancient Roman baths, stunning Georgian architecture and a proud literary heritage combine to make Bath one of the UK’s most impressive historic cities. Bath is a great city for students, with two high-ranking universities and several colleges offering a wide range of courses. There are over 20,000 students living in Bath, and they’ve certainly made their mark. 

The city is vibrant and friendly, with plenty of bars, pubs, clubs and cultural events catering for students. Our two properties Charlton Court and Waterside Court are located in the Oldfield Park area, close to many of the city’s best student bars, restaurants, high-street stores and independent shops. 

Whether you’re going to be studying at the University of Bath, Bath Spa University, City of Bath College or Norland College, our student accommodation is conveniently located in the heart of Bath. You’re just a short bus ride to the universities in either direction. 

Browse student accommodation in Bath and book online today.

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How to book Bath student accommodation with us

  • Choose the Bath uni accommodation property and room type you’re interested in. Choose from private studios to rooms with shared communal spaces. 

  • Book an in-person viewing or watch a 360-degree virtual tour from home to see more. 

  • Choose your length of stay – typically a full year, academic year or single semester. 

  • Enter your personal and guarantor details. 

  • Enter your payment details. You can pay up front, or choose the instalment plan of three or seven payments.  

To book student accommodation in Bath, you must be at least 16 years old and a student in education. 

We offer as standard:

A 7-Day Cooling-Off Period – if you change your mind, you can cancel your booking within seven days. 

No Place, No Pay – if your offer is withdrawn, or you choose a different university, you can cancel your agreement at no cost. 

Ready to book? Here’s how to pay for student accommodation in Bath

You can pay for your Bath student accommodation in the following ways:

  • Direct Debit

  • Card payment

  • UnionPay for international students.

All bills are included with Unite Students, so there are no extra hidden costs. Pay in one, three or seven instalments to suit your finances.

We don’t take deposits, but advance rent may be required. This is a small part of the full-year amount, and we put this towards your first rent instalment.

You may need a guarantor for your student accommodation in Bath. This must be someone over 25 who can make payments if you’re unable to pay rent on time – for example, a parent or legal guardian.

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En-suite rooms

The perfect blend of sociable spaces and your own privacy.

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Studios

A self-contained flat with your own kitchen and bathroom.

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BathStudent accommodation FAQs

You can book Bath student accommodation from the first week in November for the next academic year. Bath is a popular city for students, so the sooner you apply for your room the better. That way, you’re more likely to get the property and room type you want. Book now to lock in prices and avoid any unexpected rises in costs. 

If you’re applying for university through clearing, there may still be rooms available. If our rooms are all sold out, join the waiting list. Students often drop out if they choose to go to a different university, defer, or don’t get their desired grades, so rooms do become available. And, if you don’t get your place, you can cancel for free with our No Place, No Pay policy. (Applicable to first-year students only).

Student accommodation in Bath tends to be on the pricier side compared to many UK cities, reflecting its status as a historic and picturesque university town. While not as steep as London, costs often exceed those in cities like Manchester or Leeds, aligning more with Southern England rates.

We take the safety and security of our residents seriously, which is why all our university accommodation in Bath have secure access. Entry can only be made via our fob or card system. Any problems, there’s assistance available 24/7, plus maintenance support from the onsite service team. CCTV monitors activity at our properties too.

Oldfield Park is the most popular student area in Bath. It’s near the city centre and both the University of Bath and Bath Spa University are 20-minute bus rides away. It’s lively, full of restaurants, cafes and bars, and the nightlife of Bristol Road is on your doorstep. Charlton Court and Waterside Court are both in Oldfield Park if you’re looking for something in this area.

Yes, you can view accommodation before booking. To check out student accommodation in Bath, simply book a viewing online, or email or phone us to request a viewing. Want to take a look from home? Take a 360° virtual tour online. You can also take a 360° virtual tour online on our property pages.

No, you won’t have to stay in halls at university in Bath. Most universities offer their own halls of residence, but there are also independent Bath student flats available to rent, as well as student housing. Unite Students offers independent student halls, private studio accommodation in Bath, and the option to rent an entire flat with friends. The choice is yours.

At Unite Students accommodation in Bath, we provide all the essential furniture in your room like a comfy bed, desk, chair and storage. Your shared or studio kitchen will also be kitted out with key appliances like an oven and hob, microwave, kettle and toaster. You’ll need to bring personal items yourself – like cooking pans, crockery and bedding. You can find a full list of what’s included and what you need to bring on our website. Our Uni Essentials Shop also offers bundles to help you move in with everything you need.

Yes, Bath is excellent for student living. Students can enjoy a safe, picturesque environment, vibrant student communities, and top universities like the University of Bath and Bath Spa. With cultural attractions, lively nightlife, and good transport links all packed into a walkable city, it balances academia with an enjoyable lifestyle.

Yes, Bath is relatively expensive for students due to high living costs. But, with a large student population, there are plenty of shops, restaurants, cafes, bars, pubs and clubs geared towards students. Make the most of your student discount and offers to help with budgeting.

Yes, Bath is considered safe for students. It has low crime rates, a friendly community, and a well-lit city centre. University campuses and popular student areas like Oldfield Park are secure, and local authorities prioritise student safety through active policing and support services.

Yes, Bath has good public transport, including frequent buses connecting the city centre, university campuses, and nearby areas. Bath Spa railway station provides links to major cities like Bristol and London. The compact city layout also makes walking or cycling convenient for short distances.

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