University of Bath City Centre Campus ☆☆☆

Typical double room

A single room in a three-bedroom flat, University of Bath City Centre Campus, Bath (Photo courtesy of the property)

A single, University of Bath City Centre Campus, Bath (Photo courtesy of the property)

A three-bedroom kitchen, University of Bath City Centre Campus, Bath (Photo courtesy of the property)

A kitchen, University of Bath City Centre Campus, Bath (Photo courtesy of the property)

An en suite bathroom, University of Bath City Centre Campus, Bath (Photo courtesy of the property)

The John Wood building at the University of Bath, University of Bath City Centre Campus, Bath (Photo courtesy of the property)

The garden, University of Bath City Centre Campus, Bath (Photo courtesy of the property)

Hostel-like rooms in a university dorm in downtown Bath

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A single room in a three-bedroom flat (Photo courtesy of the property)

A single (Photo courtesy of the property)

A three-bedroom kitchen (Photo courtesy of the property)

A kitchen (Photo courtesy of the property)

An en suite bathroom (Photo courtesy of the property)

The John Wood building at the University of Bath (Photo courtesy of the property)

The garden (Photo courtesy of the property)

From July through mid-September, you can stay in the student housing of the University of Bath the historic center, just a few blocks from all the sights and at rates starting around £54.

They are all just your basic modern dorm rooms—and they look like it, with well-worn functional furnishings that come with bedding and towels.

However, they do offer a wide variety of accommodations from singles and doubles to one–, two–, three–, four–, five–, and six-bedroom flats, plus standard apartments sleeping from three up to six.

Some are "en suite" (meaning they have a private bathroom attached), others share a bath on the hall in true college dorm style.

The WiFi is free, and you have access to the communal kitchen (be sure to ask for a kitchen pack, which includes utensils, pots, and pans).

The front desk can also offer boxed breakfast and a hot drinks machine, but you'd be better served just going to a local cafe.

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