Archers Road and Small Halls
- Archers Road and Small Halls
Archers Road and Small Halls are a collection of scattered, small halls of residence for the University of Southampton in Southampton, southern England, housing about a thousand students and roughly 70 wardens.
This consists of the following halls:
* Highfield Hall
* Bencraft Court
* Gateley Hall (situated at Archers Road)
* Romero Hall (situated at Archers Road)
Rooms are available with various options consisting of room type and contract length of stay for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Each hall has a Junior Common Room.
Common features in most halls are a broadband internet connection and phones in every room, laundrette, JCR social area/TV room, and bike sheds.
Archers Road Halls are widely regarded as the most sociable halls at Southampton University. The Student bar used by residents is 'Archers' which is a great place to start nights and is famous for the legendary beach parties. Residents are lucky enough to have the best location of all Southampton halls. Not only are they within walking distance to all the best night spots in Southampton but also only a short bus ride to the main Highfield campus is needed.
Highfield Hall and Bencraft JCRs organise similar events but to a smaller extent.
Notable Records
* Romero Halls voted Small Halls of the year 2006-2007.
* Archers Road FC Intra-Mural League and Cup Champions 2006-2007.
Archers Road Varsity Cup Winners
* 2006 Gateley
* 2007 Romero
* 2008 Due to only 1 football player in Gately, Romero by default became winners two years in a row.
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