Bath

The location is so lovely it is really homely and lovely for a weekend out. When it's sunny you can go out and when it's cold it's so cute to tap up warm and walk around the cute place

Bath is a beautiful city with fantastic bars and restaurants. There is always somewhere new to try at all different price ranges. The city itself is home to the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent and much more so there is never a shortage of cultural activities.

Living and studying in Bath is such a dream. Beautiful georgian architecture reminds you how great was the potential of civilised conquest. Bath is the place for retires to enjoy life peacefully and also for students to atident in tranquility while enjoying fun nightlife in the city.

- One of the most beautiful cities in the UK. - A great selection of bars and restaurants. - Wide variety of shops. - Clean, well looked after. - Intimate and romantic. - Friendly!!! - V Expensive - Not great for clubs

Bath is a quiet but beautiful city. There are lots of places available to shop and eat. There are a couple clubs that are always promoting for university students, so the prices are decent. Despite the aforementioned, there isn’t much to do in Bath apart from going to the cinema. There’s a lack of entertainment. Getting around Bath is fairly easy and the bus drivers are friendly and willing to help if needed.

Bath is a small place but there are lots of places to shop and eat. The night life is fairly alright with a couple clubs with decent student prices. It is a quiet place with mostly elderly people and students. Sometimes it can feel like a ghost town but it is a beautiful city. There isn’t much to do such apart the aforementioned and going to the cinema.

Bath is an amazing town, incredibly scenic, safe and full of lovely little shops - both chains and independent stores. Nightlife is fine, not the best but not the worst either - it’s who you’re with. Busy with Christmas market but relatively busy most of the times too. I love it!

Bath is such a great city for students - despite not being the cheapest of places to live, it’s endless streets of beautiful Georgian buildings definitely make up for it. It is the perfect size, small enough to be able to walk everywhere easily, whilst still there is always plenty going on. There are great shops, restaurants, independent cafes, and plenty of choice for nights out. Living in such an amazing city has definitely made my university experience even more enjoyable

The city of Bath is beautiful with lots of history and culture so you can never be bored! The nightlife is decent but it is an expensive night out. Bath is a small city so easy to get around but if you prefer a big night out Bristol is only half an hour away. There is a good variety of shops in the new arcade and lots of little cute individual shops. Bath is great in the summer with lots of locations to hang out with friends for sports, picnics etc. I love Bath because it's a small city and its easy to get around by bus and close to other towns like Wells and Cheedar Gorge for days out.

Nights out limited, however is growing and better range of events are now popping up. Entry and drinks are standard price, maybe a bit more expensive than other uni student nights out.

Good coffee shops not so great clubs. Normal high street shops and a few indie ones. Big lidl and sainsburies outside center. Houses are expensive.

Very stunning area to live in. Lots to do, including free student access to the Roman Baths and other attractions. A range of clubs that will fit any persons specifications :)

Bath is expensive. I was one of those students who said they didn't need an overdraft well... I was wrong. If you're planning on loving in Bath it is so expensive, the food, the shops, the COFFEE. The biggest sop in town is a waitrose and M and s. Buses are good value but the drivers are arseholes. Good news is. Bristols only round the corner so if you want a good day out just hope on the train.

Bath is a great city to be a student in, the nightlife is there and everything is close! The small cafes and nice shops make it feel safe and friendly

Bath is such a beautiful city with great things to do and see. Quite expensive compared to most other university cities but definitely worth it!

Bustling city with plenty of shops, restaurants, bars and clubs to choose from although usually on the smaller side.

Lovely city! lots of places to go on nights out, and nice if big city with a cozy nightlife aren't your thing. Nice mix between the city and the country, with lots of places to walk and explore around the city. Great transport links, cheap to get to Bristol and really quick to train to London. Most of the high street restaurants plus loads of independent coffee shops and restaurants, at good prices for students - most offering student discounts all through the week.

Bath is such a beautiful place to live and study. So many historical buildings and pretty parks. There are lots of great places to eat too. A downside may be the high cost of living and in particular the rent prices which continue to soar. However it is a city in which I feel safe and in which I can shop, eat out, walk... ideal. It is also great for parents who visit too

Bath is generally safer than other big cities , it’s a hilly area with amazing scenery , a walk around town is quite comfortable as well as it won’t be extremely crowded but not too cold at the same time.

The reason i love my uni is the location is close to the city centre and everyone knows everyone which is a nice aspect to keep everything social and more interactive for everyone.

I live in Bath so decided to attend Bath Spa Uni. I reccomend living outside of the campus, it enables you to not feel as closed off and the buses are very regular. The sites Bath have to offer makes you feel like the luckiest student, the town is right on your doorstep if you chose accommodation in town and having lived in bath all my life I never tire of it. It makes for shopping and seeing friends easy as well as having meeting rooms in the accomodation meaning you don’t necessarily have to meet on campus.

The city of Bath is one of the main reasons I chose my university, it is a stunning city with lots to do during the day and at night!

Gorgeous town city with everything you need. Not too big, and only 12 minutes from Bristol if you do want to visit a bigger city.

Good nights out as even though the clubs are small, they are always busy. The city is a safe place to be and there’s not much violence. The only downside is the traffic, therefore buses around town are awful, it takes forever to get anywhere so you always need to leave a lot of time in advance and teavelling waists a lot of time. It can be expensive but it’s alrignt if you kbow the right places. Parking is impossible - don’t even try