House V's Halls

There are many benefits to living in university halls. For a start, you won’t have to worry about bills as they’re all included in the price so you know you just need to make your student accommodation payments and that includes everything. You then won’t need to worry about budgeting separately and any unexpected bill surprises.

If you enjoy where you’re living and don’t want to have to upsticks and move, then halls would be a great option for you. Living in halls also means you get the added benefit of having on-site staff and security if you need assistance and if you’re staying in halls again, you get to meet a load of new people which will help to expand your social network.

Halls are purpose built for students and are conveniently located near to campus and the university community. At Coventry University, you also have the added benefit of having a ResLife team that put on a range of events to enhance your time at university, from film nights to days out and events. Living in halls can help you to feel like you’re part of a community.

If you know who you’d like to live with, choosing a house could be the best option for you. You can choose from 1- 8 bedroom houses depending on the size of your group.

You can then have control over who you live with and you can also benefit from having a cosy house that you can make your own. Even if you’re on your own and you prefer the idea of living in a house, you can still rent a room on an individual basis.

Houses are often in residential areas so you can experience a different area of the city and a nice local! Yet you can still rent houses which are near enough to university or are on a public transport link so you can easily get to your lectures on time.