I liked the fact it was a big accomodation so it was easy to meet lots of new people and make lots of friends. I liked the fact it was really close to lots of facilities and things I might need. I thought the cleaners did a great job. I felt that the rooms were very small and a bit claustrophobic. The social spaces were closed for most of the year because of covid which meant there was nowhere for people to hang out. The walls were very thin. But overall I had a nice time there
University of Bath Hall Rankings
| Norwood House | #3 |
| Avon Studios | #4 |
| The Depot | #5 |
| Solsbury Court | #6 |
| Brendon Court | #7 |
| Marlborough | #8 |
| Westwood | #9 |
| John Wood Court | #10 |
| Waterside Court | #11 |
| Polden Court | #12 |
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I liked the fact it was a big accomodation so it was easy to meet lots of new people and make lots of friends. I liked the fact it was really close to lots of facilities and things I might need. I thought the cleaners did a great job. I felt that the rooms were very small and a bit claustrophobic. The social spaces were closed for most of the year because of covid which meant there was nowhere for people to hang out. The walls were very thin. But overall I had a nice time there
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Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus open day 10th Sep.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- The timetabled in-person teaching, including labs and practicals, should continue as planned. Unless the situation changes, their expectation is that they will approach Semester Two using the same model for teaching as Semester One. Face coverings should be worn in study spaces and it is strongly recommended that they be worn indoors and when moving around University buildings.
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Very expensive but so is all accommodation in Bath. All campus accommodation is very close together, and the campus is quite small so you’re close to everywhere you need to go. Social space was closed for a lot of the year due to Covid, and there was only one social space for a building of over 100 people.
Better this year than it would’ve been any other year as it helped meet more people during Covid, but the fact that it was 1 kitchen shared with 38 others and 1 social area between 140 or so people. Wasn’t ideal.
I liked the fact it was a big accomodation so it was easy to meet lots of new people and make lots of friends. I liked the fact it was really close to lots of facilities and things I might need. I thought the cleaners did a great job. I felt that the rooms were very small and a bit claustrophobic. The social spaces were closed for most of the year because of covid which meant there was nowhere for people to hang out. The walls were very thin. But overall I had a nice time there
Somewhat dated building with small rooms and our social space was closed all year however it's easy to get anywhere unlike some flats
Best location on campus, so close to the parade, its not the best looking out of the university accommodations but it has such a great spirit with so many people per floor sharing one kitchen. Plus...its catered
One of the arguably more run down accommodations on campus. Still at a very nice level nonetheless! Incredibly social with access to all 100 or so students in the hall and shared kitchen/social spaces.
Great place to make new friends and good location
Catering credit was poorly run with not enough choice open in evenings and struggling to spend all the money. Otherwise, halls themselves were nice.
Great atmosphere in Brendon. Everyone is really friendly, and always up for a good time. Only issue is the strictness of the corridors (as even a sign couldn't be hung on the wall).
Small rooms. Credit for food is annoying
Best accommodate with the nicest people.
Brilliant location, right in the centre of the university. Best social life you will get on campus!!
Brendon Court is a very social and fun hall to be in. There are lots of different nationalities and a great group cohesiveness, making the challenge of finding friends and going out together easy and exciting. The living conditions however, are not great. The building is outdated, the kitchen much to small to compensate for 40 students per floor, the cleaning not always done well and the furniture subpar. Insolation is lacking, meaning rooms become damp and cold in the winter months, closet space is lacking. If you are lucky enough to get a corner room, the downsides are less apparent, but if you have the standard small room, then Brendon Court can be a bit of a pain to live in.
