Accommodation in general

Many people are put off coming to Bodington Hall because of its distance from Uni. However, the bus journey although annoying simply becomes a routine and the buses are so regular (at least every ten minutes) you never spend long waiting for the bus. Even though the bus can be expensive, it works out a lot cheaper than living in the accommodation nearer to the Uni. The bus journey can be very useful for catching up on reading, sleeping or eating breakfast first thing in the morning. The first thing that will hit you about Bodington (except for the ridiculously high speed bumps!!) is its size. Around 1200 students live there in a mixture of catered and self ...

The University of Leeds can provide more than 1,900 catered places. Self Catering accommodation can be found on the Flats menu. The Halls of Residence range from converted country houses located in their own grounds to modern multi-story blocks a few minutes from the University campus. All halls have the following features: All halls have common rooms All hall fees include breakfast and evening meals Monday to Friday (in addition, Devonshire and the three campus halls provide weekday lunches). With the exception of Ellerslie, all halls provide some weekend catering. Each hall has one or more resident wardens, appointed from the ...

Boddington Hall isnt just good its bloody brilliant! I spent my first year at Leeds uni there. When I found out that I was in Bod I was a bit gutted as having read the brochure you find out that it is 4 miles out of town so I thought I would miss out on loads of the social things that we all come to uni for. This isnt the case, infact this is the opposite. People in Bod have more fun than those not. Because Bod is 4 miles out it has its own social scene. There are numerous pub crawls (the otley runs finishes at bod, not far to fall into bed! or someone elses bed :)). There are also loads of in house parties, balls and theme nights. Its just got everything ...