Student Accommodation
Cheltenham
Our student accommodation in Cheltenham is located close to the University of Gloucestershire, putting lectures, libraries, and campus life within easy reach. Cheltenham is home to some of the UK's most celebrated festivals, including the world's oldest literature festival, alongside renowned jazz, music, and science festivals held throughout the year. Racing fans won't want to miss the Cheltenham Festival each March, when the town's racecourse hosts one of the most prestigious events in the sporting calendar. With eight restaurants featured in the Michelin Guide, independent boutiques along the Promenade, and green spaces like Pittville Park on your doorstep, there's always something new to discover.
In Cheltenham, we offer a range of student accommodation to suit every need, including private ensuite rooms and shared cluster flats. Every student can expect a warm welcome, fast Wi-Fi throughout the building, robust security, and inviting communal spaces. Well-equipped kitchens, comfortable beds, generous storage, and dedicated study areas mean you'll feel right at home in this historic town.
Cheltenham is a town in Gloucestershire, sitting on the edge of the Cotswolds. It’s well placed for reaching other major cities, with Bristol and Birmingham each under an hour away by road and London around two hours away via the M5 and M4.
Cheltenham is small enough to get around on foot, with the town centre, Montpellier and Pittville all within easy walking distance of each other. Stagecoach West runs the main local bus network, connecting the town centre with the university campuses, the railway station and nearby Gloucester. Cheltenham Spa railway station offers regular services to Bristol, Birmingham and London, and the M5 motorway sits within a mile of the town for anyone travelling by car.
Cheltenham hosts several festivals throughout the year, including its literature and jazz festivals, giving students regular events on their doorstep without needing to travel. The town is also known for Cheltenham Racecourse, with race week in March often falling during a reading week, when many students head home and the town gets busier than usual.