University of Hull accommodation starts from £99 a week at Taylor Court and £135 at Westfield Court, on 43 or 51-week contracts, according to the university. The university guarantees a single-person room in university-owned, managed or directed accommodation to new full-time undergraduates who apply by 31 July in their year of entry. This guide covers those prices, the guarantee, current offers and what to check before you book.
Prices on this page come from the University of Hull’s accommodation page. They are “from” prices rounded to the nearest pound, and the page does not state an academic year beyond saying rooms are available for 2026, so check the current price for the room you want.
University of Hull halls and weekly rents
The university’s accommodation page lists:
| Residence | From (per week) | Contract | How the university describes it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taylor Court | £99 | 43 or 51 weeks | “Small, friendly, convenient” |
| Westfield Court | £135 | 43 or 51 weeks | “New, top quality, stylish” |
| Postgraduate offer (hall not named) | £140 | Not stated | Bills, Wi-Fi and communal cleaning included |
The site-wide on-campus en suite price filter runs from £99 to £315 a week, so the cheapest rooms are well below the most expensive ones. The Courtyard offers short stays from September 2026 for commuters or students between contracts, with no price listed. A 51-week contract at the same weekly rent adds eight weeks of rent compared with a 43-week one, so work out the total before you compare.
Current offers
- January starters: 40% off an en suite room at Westfield Court, with gym membership and a campus food and drink voucher.
- Returning undergraduates: up to £375 in returner offers, including £350 cash back, with discounts depending on the room type and contract length you book.
- Refer a friend: both students get £100.
Offers change, so check the page for the conditions before you rely on them.
Accommodation guarantee
According to the university, new full-time undergraduates who apply by 31 July in their year of entry are guaranteed a single-person room in university-owned, managed or directed accommodation. The page does not give further eligibility conditions, so contact the accommodation team (rooms@hull.ac.uk or +44 (0)1482 466042) if you are unsure whether you qualify.
Private and shared options
Private purpose-built blocks and shared houses are the usual choices from second year, and prices vary by provider and area. I could not verify current prices for individual private buildings, so compare each provider’s total cost, bills and contract length. Our guide to university halls versus private student housing explains the differences.
What to check before you book
- The exact price of your room, since the figures above are “from” prices.
- Contract length: 43 or 51 weeks changes the total cost.
- What the rent includes and whether any returner offer applies to your room type.
- The 31 July guarantee deadline.
- Safety basics. See our student accommodation safety guide and checklist.
For the wider costs, read our student budgeting tips. Comparing cities? See our guides to York, Leeds and Sheffield, or browse all UK city guides.
Frequently asked questions
How much does University of Hull accommodation cost?
From £99 a week at Taylor Court and £135 at Westfield Court, on 43 or 51-week contracts. On-campus en suites range from £99 to £315 a week on the university’s price filter.
Does the University of Hull guarantee accommodation?
Yes, a single-person room for new full-time undergraduates who apply by 31 July in their year of entry.
How long are Hull halls contracts?
Westfield Court and Taylor Court are on 43 or 51-week contracts.
Are there discounts for returning students at Hull?
The university lists up to £375 in returner offers, including £350 cash back, depending on the room type and contract length booked.
