📅 To reserve your room for 7 days, all you need to do is pay a refundable holding deposit (equivalent to one week's rent).
💻 Booking online is the quickest and easiest way to reserve your accommodation with us.
📝 You can ask for a special request (such as a specific floor or room number) on the booking form.
📞 Or you can contact us for more help. We offer a personalised service with real humans - not bots!
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How are you going to pay?
We have different payment options:
What kind of room do I want?
We have different rooms to suit every budget.
Choose between:
How long do I want to stay for?
You can choose between a:
How do you want to pay your bills?
Water & internet are included. Then choose between
Want someone to talk you through the booking process?
No problem, we have real people offering friendly, expert advice. No bots, no stress.
What happens after you reserve your room?
Let's take you through it!
Everything you need to know about your tenancy agreement and booking terms at CODE.
You are entering into an official contract - something called a Common Law Tenancy (CLT). Please read the draft tenancy agreement and Terms & Conditions carefully before booking.
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For some payment options we'll ask you to have a Guarantor.
That is a homeowner in England (including the Isle of Wight or Isle of Man), Wales or the Channel Islands.
Your guarantor can read more about Becoming a Guarantor.
At CODE we offer a number of payment options. Find out which one suits you:
A refundable tenancy deposit is required as part of your booking and will be protected in line with legal requirements.
Full details are provided in the next section.
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Our rooms are very popular and sell out fast. If the room you are interested in is sold out, you can still try to get a room by making a ‘waitlist booking’.
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How to raise a concern and what happens next.
CODE Student Accommodation takes every complaint seriously. We investigate thoroughly, fairly, and confidentially, and we use what we learn to improve. If something isn’t right, here’s how to tell us.
