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If you live at CODE Student Accommodation in Fairfax Street you can immerse yourself in Coventry’s vibrant city life.
You'll find everything you need within walking distance, including famous name shops and restaurants.
And you can forget about the hassle of bringing a car – with easy access to transportation to the University of Warwick Campus.
We're lucky to have a Greggs bakery, Co-op grocery store and Pizza Hut restaurant/take-away all on the ground floor of CODE Fairfax Street.
Priory Place where you can expect to find specialist Korean and Chinese restaurants and a Chinese supermarket, all serving delicious and authentic cuisine.
Food and drink options including Nando's and Wetherspoons. You’ll be spoilt for choice with the large choice of renowned national chains.
The bustling 'Broadgate' shopping area, home to popular retailers like Primark. Whether you're in need of essentials or craving a shopping spree, it's all right on your doorstep.
En-suites at Harper Road are a great choice is you want to share a flat with other students but have your own bedroom/bathroom.
En-suite rooms
Our Extra-Large and Super-Large studios at CODE Harper Road are great if you want an extra space. Or want to live with a partner.
XL Studios
Choose from a range of great studios. Select the floor and view you want, all the way up to Penthouse views.
Browse our studiosLiving in Coventry city centre gives University of Warwick students the opportunity to enjoy city life while remaining within easy reach of campus. There are regular bus services connecting Coventry city centre with campus.
One of the biggest advantages is convenience. Living in the city centre puts shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, entertainment and transport links close to your accommodation, so you don't need to travel to campus every time you want to socialise, shop or meet friends.
Yes. The University of Warwick itself recommends Coventry as an area for students living off campus and highlights the regular bus connections between the city centre and campus.
Coventry's compact city centre means many amenities are within walking distance of central accommodation.
Coventry is also ranked the 6th best student city in the UK in the QS Best Student Cities Index for 2027. It’s also rated the top in the Midlands (ahead of Birmingham, Nottingham, and Leicester).
There isn't one fixed answer because student accommodation prices vary considerably depending on the property, room type, contract length and facilities included.
For comparison, private accommodation near University of Warwick accommodation can be as high as £400 per week. While CODE averages at around £164 -£184 per week.
But when comparing different accommodation, don't just compare the weekly rent. Consider what's included in the price, such as Wi-Fi and facilities. You should also factor in how easy it is to travel to campus.
There's plenty to do in Coventry city centre. We have a whole page detailing our favourite City Centre places.
For shopping, Coventry Market, West Orchards Shopping Centre and the Lower Precinct offer a mixture of high-street and independent businesses and places to eat.
There’s live music, arts and cultural events, while places such as Fargo Village and the Canal Basin offer something different from the usual high-street experience.
For Warwick students, one of the main advantages of living in the city centre is having all of this on your doorstep rather than having to travel into the city whenever you want something to do.
Coventry is a popular student city and is generally very safe.
The city has Purple Flag status which recognises the night-time experience is diverse and safe.
But, like any busy city centre, it is important to take sensible precautions and be aware of your surroundings, particularly at night.
For many University of Warwick students, yes. Living in Coventry can give you a different experience from living directly on campus, while still keeping you connected to the university.
If you value having a lively city around you and don't mind a 17-minute bus commute to campus, living in Coventry can be an excellent option for University of Warwick students.
