The Eat and Drink credit prices listed here are part of our usual agreement.

Our current temporary arrangement gives you £22.50 a week in credit to spend on breakfast, then a free lunch and dinner every day.

En-suite shower small bedroom

A small bedroom with an en-suite shower costs £160 a week.

This is £7,730 for the full 38 week contract, including £50 a week Eat and Drink credit, which buys you at least two meals a day.

En-suite bath/shower bedroom

A bedroom with an en-suite bath with shower costs £170 a week.

This is £8,110 for the full 38 week contract, including £50 a week Eat and Drink credit. T

En-suite bath/shower large

A large bedroom with an en-suite bath with shower costs £175 a week.

This is £8,300 for the full 38 week contract, including £50 a week Eat and Drink credit.

• En-suite shower small rooms have a standard 91cm x 183cm single bed
• En-suite bath/shower rooms have a small 122cm x 183cm double bed
• En-suite bath/shower large rooms have a standard 140cm x 183cm double bed

All bedrooms have:

• your own en-suite bath/shower, toilet and sink (most rooms include both bath and shower, smaller rooms only have a shower)
• desk, chair and drawers
• high-speed Wi-Fi and ethernet so you can always be connected
• plenty of storage for your belongings, including a wardrobe and bookshelves
• a kettle and mini fridge

Images show typical Polden Court rooms for illustrative purposes; individual accommodation may vary.

The kitchenette has everything you need to prepare and eat meals, including:

• breakfast bar and stools
• electric hob
• oven
• microwave
• kettle
• toaster
• cupboard storage space
• recycling facilities

Images show typical Polden Court rooms for illustrative purposes; individual accommodation may vary.

The lounge has:

• sofa
• bean bags
• table
• chairs
• games console

ROOM NUMBERS

Polden Court is one building with 126 bedrooms on three floors.

Your room details contain your building, floor and room number.

For example, the room number P1.01 means you are located in Polden Court, first floor, room 1.

ACCOMMODATION FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

There are four accessible bedrooms for students with disabilities in Polden Court.

All rooms are located on the ground floor and have en-suite shower rooms with grab rails. Some have baths and pull cords.

For more information about the accessibility of these rooms please contact the Student Accommodation Team at accommodation-undergraduate@bath.ac.uk or on 01225 383111.

If you have a disability or additional needs, you can choose to live in one of the specially adapted bedrooms in our on-campus accommodation.

• Eat and Drink credit so you can buy meals from our outlets
• Lunch and dinner at one of our outlets (current temporary arrangement)
• Your post delivered to shared, passcode-protected mailboxes
• Insurance cover to protect your belongings
• High-speed Wi-Fi and ethernet, allowing you to be connected at all times
• Gas, electric and water bills
• Wellbeing Service
• A dedicated accommodation security officer as well as 24 hour security, to keep you safe around the clock
• Cleaning of some areas

You are responsible for keeping your rooms clean and tidy.

Student Living Ambassadors

Settling into your new home at University, building relationships, cooking meals and cleaning with your housemates can be daunting, but your Student Living Ambassadors are here to help.

The Student Living Ambassadors are friendly faces to help out with any queries or concerns you may have, as well as running social activities and making sure you're aware of the latest events and updates.

The Student Living Ambassadors will regularly check-in with you and your flatmates via Microsoft Teams calls. However, if you need help or advice with life in halls, you can schedule a one-to-one call with a Student Living Ambassador at any time by contacting livingsupport@bath.ac.uk. Find out more here.

Hall Representatives

At the start of the academic year you can elect a Hall Representative.

The Students’ Union supports Hall Representatives to organise social and community-building events.

Hall Representatives collect student feedback about living in the accommodation. They discuss this with the University and the Students’ Union to make sure your voices are heard.