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44 & 51 Weeks£330.00to - £395.00/week
Bath is home to the renowned University of Bath, ranked 6th in the UK for its international reputation for teaching and research, as well as Bath Spa University and Bath College. The universities in the city are highly lauded, while a myriad of student accommodation options, student-friendly activities and a laid-back lifestyle, makes this a great place to study.
Our furnished student accommodation in Bath is close to your campus, and great routes out of the city make for an easy commute for students at Bristol University while being centrally located for easy access to many of the hotspots in and around the city.
From vibrant nightlife and cultural experiences to hidden gems, the city has a lot going for it, and students can expect fun in-between managing your studies and getting to know your peers.
Our range of private accommodation in Bath includes studio and shared apartments that are all reasonably priced and features everything from standard to luxury amenities. Features vary between accommodation options, and include city views, natural light, balcony access and en-suite showers.
Bath is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the UK. Known for its history and leisure options, the city is probably most famous for its spas, baths and hot springs, which were established by the Romans some 2,000 years ago, and which now bring in thousands of tourists a year. It will serve you well to spend a day in the city being a tourist before you call this city your new home.
Culture vultures are going to thrive in the city, as Bath offers a treasure trove of museums and galleries, while a tour up the Abbey Tower boasts stunning views from an incredible vantage point. For literary enthusiasts, the Jane Austen Centre is always a treat, where you will find exhibits and costumed characters from Britain’s favourite author.
Some fresh air does the mind good, so don’t forget to do some exploring – make sure you walk the Bath Skyline, which doubles as a running route, while the Warleigh Weir is great for hosting a convivial BBQ or just hanging out with your friends.
At night the city really comes to life. With around 100 restaurants and plenty of fast food outlets, it’s perfect for those grabbing a bite on the go before diving into the pub and bar scene, mingling with locals and fellow students alike. Don’t forget to check out the many theatres and clubs as well; we hear the nights at Zero Zero, Po Na Na and The Nest can be quite special.
