Keele University Visitors have accommodation to meet any need – be it attending an open day, visiting family and friends or booking graduation accommodation.<\/p>\n

Keele University’s 625-acre rural campus, featuring extensive woods and lakes as well as Keele Hall in Staffordshire Potteries, can be found nearby in Keele village.<\/p>\n

Keele House recently unveiled modern studio apartments with communal spaces, all just minutes away from town center via bus ride.<\/p>\n

Halls of Residence<\/h2>\n

The University of Keele offers students numerous halls of residence that provide self-catered living environments, with rooms featuring en suite facilities and shared lounge\/social spaces. These can be found both on and off-campus – Barnes, Lindsay, Horwood and Holly Cross Halls being among them – while Hawthorns Hall can also be found there as an off-campus location. In addition, the new Courtyard by Marriott hotel on campus also provides accommodation.<\/p>\n

If you are staying in a university hall of residence, it is essential that you complete an online accommodation induction prior to arriving on campus. This provides all of the essential information you’ll need for your stay – you can access it here – and ensure you bring proof with you on move in day (either printed or electronic), in order to exchange for your room key – without it you won’t be allowed entry!<\/p>\n

Keele University provides five halls of residence on campus as well as several purpose-built student apartments in Newcastle under Lyme that cater to incoming students. These provide amenities like equipped gym, high-end security and laundry services – providing great living space, comfort and affordability at an economical price point.<\/p>\n

Keele University’s International Study Centre provides pathway entry courses designed to prepare international students for university life in the UK. These are ideal for students wanting to attend UK universities but who do not possess sufficient English language skills or qualifications.<\/p>\n

Established in 1949, Keele University pioneered dual honours degrees and has grown into one of England’s premier institutions since. Set amidst stunning Staffordshire countryside with woods, lakes, and parkland to relax you while nearby cities such as Newcastle-under-Lyme and Stoke-on-Trent offer plenty of shopping and nightlife opportunities.<\/p>\n

International Study Centre<\/h2>\n

Keele University’s International Study Centre assists international students in progressing toward their chosen degrees. Offering foundation courses leading to degree course entry as well as English language lessons, as well as accommodation within Keele House Student Apartments can bring Newcastle-under-Lyme’s shops and restaurants right into their living space; studio apartments at Keele House were specifically designed with student living space in mind and feature independent living space along with large social communal areas, a fully equipped gym, modern facilities and great social life on tap!<\/p>\n

Keele University was established in 1949, pioneering the Dual Honours degree and becoming one of the UK’s largest campus universities with 625 acres containing woods, lakes and Keele Hall in Staffordshire near Keele village. Keele was one of the first new universities established during this century and currently belongs to the Russell Group of universities; offering undergraduate and postgraduate programmes including Medicine, Nursing & Midwifery as well as Science disciplines.<\/p>\n

Research and innovation at the University are highly esteemed, earning it top marks in the 2014 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE). Students also enjoy over 80 clubs and societies at this university – such as its own philharmonic orchestra!<\/p>\n

Keele University boasts not only academic departments, but also numerous research centres and institutes dedicated to biology, medicine, pharmacy and human performance enhancement. Keele’s main areas of focus for research are biological science (including development of drugs for Alzheimer’s Disease), Parkinsonism ( Parkinsonism ) and cancer; research also takes place into improving human performance through therapy programs.<\/p>\n

Keele University Visitors accommodation in Stoke on Trent offers several purpose-built student accommodations, such as Q Studios in Stoke. Here you’ll find fully-furnished studios featuring high standards of living – either self-catered or all inclusive packages are available – along with access to an on-site fitness suite, an en suite bathroom and kitchenette as well as free bus passes and night bus service.<\/p>\n

The Oaks Keele is situated right on the university’s campus, making it convenient for all teaching buildings, shops and eateries. Furthermore, Royal Stoke University Hospital is easily accessible making this accommodation perfect for medical students studying here.<\/p>\n

Student Apartments<\/h2>\n

If you are visiting Keele University for an open day or graduation ceremony, or need accommodation for family and friends there is an extensive variety of visitor accommodation available – halls of residence, student apartments and hotels are among these options.<\/p>\n

Student Apartments at Keele University provide the perfect accommodation option for students searching for their home away from home. Offering private rooms, kitchens and bathrooms – as well as communal spaces designed for socialising and relaxing – these self-catered units are within close proximity to university campus with amenities such as bike storage, gym access and much more on offer.<\/p>\n

Student apartments provide you with an abundance of room types, and many feature en suite bathroom facilities. There are single and shared rooms at various price points; some may also feature TV. Student apartments are an affordable alternative perfect for students on a tight budget.<\/p>\n

All rooms at your accommodation are non-smoking environments and guests are not permitted to smoke inside any building on its premises. Please follow all fire regulations, and ensure your guests do the same.<\/p>\n

Immediately if there are any concerns with your accommodation, speak to a member of staff from the Student Accommodation team. Serious misconduct or nuisance to the university, its staff or other residents could result in expulsion from your accommodation. Failure to vacate by 10 am on the agreed departure date and\/or return keys may incur an additional charge.<\/p>\n

Keele University is located on an idyllic estate with lakes, woodlands and parkland; only two miles from Newcastle-under-Lyme and Stoke-on-Trent towns. There’s an impressive sense of community here – cafes, restaurants, shops and a state-of-the-art Students’ Union make up its main campus area.<\/p>\n

As well as offering Q Studios as privately-owned student accommodation (PBSA), there is also a selection of purpose-built PBSA (privately-owned student accommodation) units in the surrounding area that have been specially constructed to meet student living needs at an attractive price. They are conveniently situated close to universities with amenities including high-speed internet access. Staffed 24\/7 for added peace of mind!<\/p>\n

Hotels<\/h2>\n

The Oaks Keele Hotel provides budget student accommodation during term time in Staffordshire’s beautiful countryside, boasting guest rooms equipped with private bathrooms and tea\/coffee making facilities, an onsite restaurant, meeting rooms, an affordable rate, and convenient proximity to Staffordshire University International Study Centre.<\/p>\n

The hotel is committed to reducing its environmental footprint through various green initiatives that reduce water, energy, and greenhouse gas emissions as well as use recycled paper and eco-friendly materials in its products and services. Furthermore, recycled paper and eco-friendly materials are utilized throughout its products and services as well as recycled room types available such as suites with kitchenettes and private balconies as well as free Wi-Fi throughout the property. Guests may enjoy on-site bar and restaurant as well as free Wi-Fi throughout. Among other amenities, there is also spa\/fitness centre\/business facilities located throughout this hotel property.<\/p>\n

If you are planning a visit to Keele University, there are various hotels within close proximity of their campus. Travelodge Newcastle-under-Lyme Central Hotel, less than two miles away, features reasonably priced rooms that include flat-screen TVs and work desks; plus it is close to attractions like Brampton Museum and Trentham Monkey Forest.<\/p>\n

There are also a few purpose-built student apartments in the area, perfect for students who prefer living more independently. They’re often more spacious than traditional halls of residence and include fully furnished kitchens – as well as communal lounges and study spaces to provide privacy.<\/p>\n

Keele University stands out amongst its peers with its beautiful buildings and grounds as well as its vibrant sense of community. Students are encouraged to get involved with clubs, societies and events offered at Keele. Furthermore, their dedicated staff provides students support both inside and outside of classroom.<\/p>\n

Keele University is one of the UK’s premier research universities and its science park is among the largest in Europe. Situated in rural North Staffordshire, its campus consists of woods and lakes as well as buildings from modern concrete blocks to historic Keele Hall from 19th-century times.<\/p>\n