Student Accommodation Bangor

You’re probably wondering about where you’re going to live while you’re studying in Bangor. Well, Accommodation for Students has got that covered. From studios, to flats and houses and even Student Halls, we’ve got the accommodation you need within your budget – whatever your preference is while you are studying at the University of Bangor. Accommodation for Students has a wide array of student accommodation available in Bangor and the surrounding areas.

Some of the reasons why students in Bangor love living here are:

The Seaside: Wherever you are in Bangor, you are only a short walk away from fantastic sea views, as Bangor sits on the Menai Straits. Mountains: Not only are you close to the sea in Bangor, but you are also close to the mountains too. Grab your hiking boots and go walking, climbing or even abseiling!

Castles and Manor Houses: Bangor is packed full of castles and historic manor houses with both Penrhyn Castle and Caernarfon Castle being close by.

Beaches: We’ve already mentioned the Bangor is close to the sea, but it also has plenty of Instagram-worthy beach spots to make all your mates jealous.

Don’t worry if your student accommodation is not located that close to your Uni in Bangor, there are plenty of ways to get around. Bangor public transport is made up of buses and trains with a variety of travel pass options available on each. You could also save money by walking or cycling.

It’s also important to know that when you come to study in Bangor, you will never get bored. No matter what you are in to or what you are studying, there is something here for everyone to enjoy:

Here’s our list of top things to do in Bangor – when you’re not studying of course:

• Penrhyn Castle - This 19th century neo-Norman castle is crammed with fascinating things to gawp at, such as a one-ton slate bed which was made for Queen Victoria

• Cem Idwal Nature Reserve – The first officially recognised National Nature Reserve in Wales, and a favourite spot of Charles Darwin’s

• Neuadd Ogwen – A concert hall and community arts centre featuring live music, films, theatre performances, comedy, classes, workshops and social events

• Garth Pier – Home to some of the best views in Wales with Anglesey in front of you and Menai Bridge and Llandudno at either side. There are lots of pretty little Victorian Kiosks on the pier filled with things to entertain you, and a lovely café at the end.

• Lon Las Ogwen – Excellent hiking trail that goes all the way from Bangor to Llyn Ogwen via an old railway line, making it perfect for both walking and cycling

• Britannia Bridge – Originally designed and built by Robert Louis Stephenson as a tubular bridge for carrying rail traffic, but was rebuilt after a disastrous fire in May 1970

• Storiel – Art Gallery and Museum based in the centre of Bangor, and also featuring a great café and gift shop!

• Cad Eirian Cathedral - The site of the present building has been in use as a place for Christian worship since the 6th Century.

Wherever you are studying in Bangor, and wherever you want to live, check out our live list of all of the student accommodation in Bangor – from flats and studios, to student halls and houses.