Student Accommodation Hull

About Hull Student Living

Looking for student accommodation in Hull? When you’re not busy at school or exploring the town, enjoy amenities like screening rooms for a movie, marathon weekends, lounges, study rooms, on-site laundry services, maintenance teams, and much more. With House Of Student, you get to choose from 600+ student housing options with amenities that will make university life better. 

Here are the types of student rooms available on House Of Student:

Shared rooms: Students share a bathroom, kitchen, and common space
Private rooms: Offer a personal study space and shared common kitchen and living room
Studio flats: All studio student accommodation offers complete privacy with a sleeping area, study space, bathroom, and kitchen
Entire apartment: Offers a bedroom, study space, ensuite bathroom, and wardrobe

Kingston upon Hull, more commonly known as just ‘Hull’, is a port city located at the confluence of River Hull and Humber Estuary, in East Yorkshire, England. The city is home to the Humber Ports – the largest port complex in the UK and to ‘The Deep’ – the only Submarium in the World. Hull is known to have a very vibrant culture, and was the ‘2017 UK City of Culture’. The city offers international students some of United Kingdom's finest higher education institutions, including the University of Hull, and many more.

Student Life in Hull

Enjoy a slew of takeaway eateries, fancy restaurants, and dessert parlours to fight off those sudden cravings. Shake off the shackles of academic stress and prepare to party hard at the numerous pubs and bars close to your student halls in Hull.

Museums and Culture: In order to absorb the culture of the city visit the Hull Museum Quarter that consists of Arctic Corsair, Wilberforce House, Hasholme Logboat, which happens to be UK’s largest prehistoric ‘Logboat’ and the Streetlife Museum of Transport.

Shopping: You can shop till you drop in this city at one of these three main shopping centres – St. Stephen’s, Princes Quay and the Prospect Centre, as they offer high street names, departmental stores, restaurants and cafes. You could also check out a huge variety of independent shops and chain stores at these shopping streets – Hessle Road, Chanterlands Avenue, Beverly Road, Newland Avenue and Princes Avenue.

Parks and Picnics:  If you want to just relax with your friends and soak some sun why not head to one of the many parks and green spaces that spot the city; to name a few Pearson Park, East Park, Pickering Park and Queen’s Gardens.

Restaurants, Cafes and Bars: There is a huge variety of pubs & bars and nightclubs to explore when it comes to Hull’s nightlife. If you are looking to spend a casual evening with your friend over drinks and scrumptious food you can head to The Gardener’s Arms, Propoganda, Haworth Arms, The Polar Bear or Level Café Bar and Grill, naming only a few of the popular student haunts. Get your dancing shoes on and hit one of these nightclubs – Fuel, Asylum, Piper Club, Spiders and The Welly for the most epic student nights.

Student Travel in Hull

No matter which neighbourhood you choose, Hull is walkable and has great 24/7 public transport. 
Bus: The Student 10 Trip gives you a peace of mind when getting around Hull for just £12, and if it's your first bus ride, Stagecoach makes it simple and safe.

Universities in Hull

• University Of Hull
  

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Popular Neighborhoods in Hull

Hull offers a variety of neighborhoods with different characteristics, making it appealing to a diverse range of residents. Some popular areas include:

The Avenues: Known for its leafy streets, Victorian terraces, and proximity to Princes Avenue's vibrant nightlife and dining. Popular with young professionals and students.

Newland Avenue: A trendy and energetic area, very popular with students due to its proximity to the University of Hull, affordable amenities, and lively atmosphere.

Kingswood: A modern, expanding community with contemporary housing, shopping centers, and recreational facilities, attracting families and professionals.

Hessle: A charming small town on the banks of the Humber River, offering picturesque views, a welcoming community, and easy access to amenities and parks.

Anlaby: An elegant suburb with tree-lined streets and spacious properties, offering a mix of period and modern homes, excellent schools, and local parks.

Victoria Dock: A waterfront community with stunning marina views, modern apartments and townhouses, and easy access to the city centre and the Fruit Market.

Cottingham: Often considered a hidden gem and the largest village in England by population, offering a quiet, community-focused environment with good amenities and proximity to the University of Hull.

Beverley Road: A diverse neighborhood with a mix of housing options, popular for student accommodation due to its affordability and transport links to the university and city centre.

Princes Avenue: A cultural hotspot with independent shops, eclectic cafes, and lively pubs, attracting artists, creatives, and young professionals.

Must Visit Places in Hull

Hull has a rich history and a growing cultural scene, offering several attractions:

• The Deep: A world-renowned aquarium and submarium, home to thousands of marine animals, including sharks and penguins.
• Hull Old Town: A historic quarter with cobbled streets, traditional pubs, the impressive Hull Minster, and various museums.
• Hull Minster: A magnificent Gothic church dating back to the 14th century.
• Hull Marina: A picturesque area with boats, waterfront bars, and restaurants.
• Ferens Art Gallery: Houses a significant collection of paintings and sculptures, from old European masters to contemporary British art.
• Streetlife Museum of Transport: An interactive museum showcasing the history of transport with full-sized exhibits.
• Hull and East Riding Museum: Explore the region's history from prehistoric times to the medieval period.
• Wilberforce House: The birthplace of William Wilberforce, a key figure in the abolition of the slave trade, now a museum.
• Hull Truck Theatre: A renowned independent theatre company known for its contemporary productions.
• East Park: A large Grade II listed Victorian park offering green spaces, an animal education center, and activities for families.
• Humber Street: A revitalized area in the Fruit Market with bars, restaurants, galleries, and shops.
• Humber Bridge: An iconic landmark offering impressive views (located just outside Hull but easily accessible).
• Queen's Gardens: A tranquil 4-hectare oasis in the city centre, built on the site of former docks.
• The Museums Quarter: A collection of free museums in the Old Town, including the Hull and East Riding Museum, Streetlife Museum, and Wilberforce House.
• Connexin Live (Hull Venue): A large indoor entertainment venue hosting concerts, events, and comedy shows.