Badock Bar is a good place to socialise with other students, particularly because the drinks are so cheap. There was also lots of green space to sit out in the summer and socialise in again!
Great room good size and recently renovated Great social experience everyone is very friendly and sociable Location okay but bus links are very good so easier to get everywhere Good facilities but badock gym could be improved and get lights in the jubilee building. Living in Badock Hall is a far better experience than I could have anticipated.
The rooms are recently refurbished, so are modern and clean, and are surprisingly spacious compared to my initial thoughts. Having been given the nickname 'K-dock', the residence really lives up to its name in terms of its sociable nature and tendency for after parties. If you're keen to escape the main city, Stoke bishop is the place to go as it's a 20 minute bus ride to the Uni and acts as it's own little village. A few complaints would include the fact that there are only 7 washing machines between however many hundred students, paired with Stoke Bishop's inability to come up with an efficient postage system.
Also, some sort of social space to chill would be much appreciated, as the kitchen gets pretty disgusting after a good night and an area not covered in spilt alcohol would be lovely!
I do, however, have to credit the food, which is not as terrible as expected, and I am very grateful for the fact that self catered students are able to pay for meals when we don't feel like cooking! Far from centre, but lovely walk and quiet area.
Lively residence, friendly. Buildings old but functional, good showers and heating. Great location in Stoke Bishop where most first years live, about 15 mins bus from the main uni campus U1 is good and reliable. Awful value for money, my room was falling apart- drawers wouldn't open, tap leaked, chairs were broken, wardrobe wouldn't shut, mattress had a slit in and the windows had mould. The food was grim and all year I was surrounded by snobby kids. Hated Badock no lie!
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Alright sized rooms but only single beds in the catered area. Don't come here if you're looking to focus on study and get much sleep bc thats not going to happen. Amazing people and non-stop parties. Stoke Bishop is great and you'll have the time of your life. The rooms are spacious but outdated.
Mould can be seen around, as well as suspicious stains on the carpet. Catered blocks haven't been refurbished in a very long time. The shared bathrooms were poorly designed 3 sinks, 2 showers, 1 toilet Heating works based on a motion sensor, it's very cold when you wake up in the winter Breakfast food is alright, dinner food not so much. Meat is often under or overcooked, vegetables and salad isn't tasty.
Meal times aren't very convenient breakfast from to 9 on weekdays, dinner from 6 to Diner is usually a nice moment to socialise and chill, but this does not make up for all the rest. Staff is really nice but reception desk is often closed. Communal spaces are very old, equipment is broken, tennis courts are left unmaintained. Fire alarms frequently run off in the night, be prepared for that.
Badock self-catered, is a different story. The flats are newly built, you get a double bed, a really spacious room thats modernly furnished. Also there is a community feel for each unit and you get to know the other floors really well. Value for money wise, considering its Bristol, I think is really good, you are not paying for an over fancy old building thats hard to heat like you are with wills. I have loved my time in Badock self-catered and would choose it again in a heart beat!
Shocking lack of care for the buildings- dirty rubbish area not cleaned properly, old rooms with drab furniture, flimsy locks, grim lack of care. All for the ridiculously expensive package with food that is a complete rip off.
The site includes gardens and space for socialising and relaxing, and the Clifton Suspension Bridge, Avon Gorge, Ashton Court and Leigh Woods are all within walking distance. The North Village is two miles from the University campus, and there is a regular bus service running to the University bus passes are included in your accommodation fee.
The tenancy is a fixed term contract of 42 weeks — 18 September to 9 July and covers the duration of the academic year. You must ensure you have familiarised yourself with the terms and conditions of accepting a tenancy with us and are prepared to pay rent for the full tenancy duration before you proceed with your accommodation application.
Find out more about what's included in your fees and the payments dates your tenancy will contractually require you to follow. To apply for this residence you will need to add it as one of your preferences when making your accommodation application.
We will not take delivery of food, alcohol or perishable items apart from flowers. This means we will not accept grocery deliveries or home cooking boxes on your behalf. In line with the guidance of Royal Mail, these items will be immediately confiscated and passed on to University security services or the police:.
For full details, read the postal policy for University-owned residences PDF. Occasionally students need to tell us about something they are not satisfied with. Raise a complaint or concern with your residence. You will need to pay your accommodation fees once you have moved into your residence and received an invoice.
Go to your online financial statement to view your invoices. Once you have received your invoice, you have two options: either pay it in full or pay in instalments. You can pay by debit card, credit card or direct debit, whether you are paying in full or in instalments. Pay your accommodation fees. They explain how to set up a payment plan for tuition fees - the instructions for paying your accommodation fees are identical.
If you are not able to use any of these payment methods, read about the other options we offer. If you do not pay your rent by the deadlines stated in your tenancy agreement, you will receive several reminders to set up a payment plan. Full details of the process are outlined in our arrears procedure PDF. If you are struggling with accommodation costs, contact our student funding team for help. The dates of your tenancy can be found in your tenancy agreement, in the Accommodation Portal.
If something is broken or needs repairing in your residence, you need to let us know as soon as possible. If you don't tell us about something you have damaged , it will be picked up at the end of your tenancy and you may be charged for the repair. If you request a repair, we will deem that notice has been given for staff or contractors to get access to your room or residence. Maintenance staff will always carry identification and you should ask to see it. Request a repair using the Accommodation Portal.
The University's building services team ensures that we comply with our statutory requirements around the safe and efficient use of residences. The Berkeley Suite is a study room for all students to use. It will be kept open during building opening hours. The Junior Common Room is open from pm to pm each weekday and 9pm to pm on weekends. The Pennington Study Room is open from pm to pm weekdays and 9pm to pm on weekends. The Evans Studio Theatre is open from pm to pm weekdays and 9pm to pm on weekends.
We may occasionally need to get into your flat or bedroom, for example to carry out repairs and maintenance. However, if it is an emergency, immediate access may be needed. If you have requested a repair, we will deem that notice has already been given. All University staff and contractors will carry identification and you should always ask to see it before letting someone into your room.
Any filming or visits will be supervised by a member of University staff. Badock Hall residence guide Your guide to living in Badock Hall, including instructions specific to your residence and other important information. On this page Bike storage Cars, parking and transport Catering Cleaning, recycling and rubbish Connect to internet Damage Doing laundry Fire safety First aid Lost keys or locked out Lost property Mail Make a complaint Rent and tenancy dates Request a repair Social spaces Staff access to your room Where to get help — residential student support.
Bike storage You should use a good security lock to store your bike. Where to store your bike Please email the North Village Residential Facilities team at residences-facilities-north bristol.
Cars, parking and transport Bus pass Students in University accommodation are eligible for a free bus pass that can be used on several services that stop at the Clifton campus. Who can apply? Priority will be given to students who: are a Blue Badge holder mobility impairment ; have a disability or ill health that means they need the use of a car; have caring responsibilities that cannot be performed without a car; have an academic placement for their course that can only be reached by car.
How to apply To apply for a parking permit, you must: register for a student account with PermitSmarti ; complete the Annual Student Permit online form.
If you are asked to supply proof of residency, a copy of your accommodation agreement or invoice will be sufficient.
You will then be notified if your application has been successful. Cost Blue Badge holders will receive their permit free of charge.
When can I start using my parking space? Annual permits are valid from 20 September to 18 July Summer vacation parking If you are staying in University accommodation over the summer, you have the option of extending your parking permit with our summer top-up, which is valid from 18 July to 20 September Parking terms and conditions All parking in our residences is subject to the residential parking student terms and conditions PDF, kB and our Residences car parking policy PDF, kB.
Meals in catered residences Our catering facilities provide two meals a day - a breakfast and an evening meal during the week, and breakfast and lunch at weekends. Alcohol should not be brought into the dining hall except during formal meals. Meal times Monday to Friday, during term time Breakfast: am to 9 am Evening meal: 6 pm to pm. Late meals can be booked in advance for collection up to 8 pm.
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