Vita Student Park Place - Student Accommodation Cardiff

Vita Student Park Place in Cardiff offers a modern and convenient living experience for students studying at Cardiff University, University of South Wales, and Cardiff Met. The building provides various amenities such as a spacious hub, private study rooms, a coffee lounge, a private dining room, a gym, a laundry room, an outside terrace, CCTV, a 24-hour parcel room, free weekday breakfast, free bi-weekly housekeeping, free tea and coffee, free events, superfast wifi, and a 24/7 on-site team. Each room is equipped with standard features including a desk, desk chair, double bed, ensuite bathroom with shower, mirror, sink, and toilet, a kitchen with microwave oven, hob, sink, and fridge freezer, mirror, opening window, smart TV, wardrobe, and bin. The accommodation offers four room types spread across 12 floors - Classic, Classic Plus, Premium, and Premium Plus. The Classic room type, ranging from 17-18 sqm, includes all the essential features at a price of £275.00 per week. The Premium room type, measuring 18-22 sqm, provides additional wardrobe space along with the standard features for £405.00 per week. The rooms are tailored for the needs of students, boasting a comfortable living space with essential amenities to support academic endeavors, offering a balance between study and relaxation. The central location of Vita Student Park Place allows residents to immerse themselves in city life while having a secure and well-equipped living environment. For students seeking short-term stays for the academic year 2023/24, Vita Student Park Place presents an attractive option with its range of room types and comprehensive facilities. The building's design and amenities cater to the needs of students, providing a vibrant community and a conducive environment for academic success. The availability of different room types offers flexibility for students to choose according to their preferences and budget, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable living experience during their academic pursuits in Cardiff.