Llys Y Deon

Just four minutes from the bus station and bustling downtown shopping streets (including the all important fancy dress store for parties throughout the year), Llys Y Deon places you close to university and the bustling town centre. llys Y Deon is close enough to nearby Penrhyn Woods and the refreshing coastline of the Menai Straits to spend weekends tramping along hiking paths with your new friends, or simply heading into town and browsing cool quirky shops along the nearby high street.

Everything that a student might want from private accommodation has been considered at Llys Y Deon. There’s CCTV and 24/7 onsite management plus Wi-Fi, free contents insurance, laundry, and a parcel receipt service. So you can relax and concentrate on exploring the pretty town of Bangor and its beautiful natural surroundings from your home base in the centre.

All rooms come with double beds and study areas - any rooms without their own kitchenettes have access to sociable, spacious, and well-equipped kitchen facilities.

The team at Llys Y Deon pride themselves on their student support network. As well as making sure that parcels are picked up and your accommodation is secure, the student ambassadors are also on-hand to ensure you’re clued up on the little things - from knowing when the library shuts to the best bars nearby.

You’re five minutes from uni and a 15-minute walk to all the on-campus action at the Student Union, where debates, club nights, and society meetings all take place. If you’re a computer scientist, Llys Y Deon is so close to your department that you could wave to friends from your bedroom window. Thank goodness Bangor is flat - cycling is an easy and approachable option here, and there’s bike storage nearby.

This friendly town is the perfect place to start your university experience. It’s easy to walk around, close to the countryside, and has easy access to the northern powerhouse cities of Manchester and Liverpool if you fancy some more urban action. London’s museums and galleries are within reach too - six trains per day run through to London Euston, or you can even pop over to Anglesey, just across the water, and catch a ferry to Ireland.