Needler Hall

A traditional, 18th century country house on attractive grounds close to Cottingham village shops and social amenities, Needler Hall is only 2.5 miles from the University campus and bus services are frequent. A relaxed and comfortable setting is provided for 167 students in single rooms.

Needler Hall

What are the features?

‘Old Wing' rooms have wash basins
‘New Wing' rooms don't have wash basins and are smaller
Telephones - pre-paid voucher operation (some internal calls are free/external calls are charged at ‘phone-box' rates for calls within the UK)
Residents can use campus computing facilities for internet and network access from their bedrooms, provided they have a suitable PC and a modem
Students who don't bring a computer can use the computer studio in the hall
Personal possessions/contents insurance included
Semi-catered - evening meals are provided daily
Non-specialised vegetarian meals available
Special arrangements for missed evening meals can be made

What are the shared facilities?

Common room providing a quiet study environment
Two common rooms, each with television
Pool and table tennis tables
Two music practice rooms each with a piano
Computer studio
Kitchenette with a variety of equipment (including kettle, fridge, microwave oven, mini-oven and grill)
Bathrooms and toilets
Laundry with card-operated washing machines and tumble dryers
Irons and ironing boards
Large Bicycle shed
Limited car parking
Students are asked to bring their own bed linen, snack-preparation and eating utensils

A distinctive feature of traditional halls is the JCR (Junior Common Room) committee, which is a body elected by students yearly who:

organises regular social events, such as five a side football matches, DVD screenings, trips, quizzes and special evenings at Christmas and summer.
assists in running the hall, hosting regular meetings for residents to voice opinions and contribute to hall life

Residents pay a fee towards maintenance and facility-licensing.