If you're looking for student accommodation in Cardiff city centre, Arofan House is the place to be. With events all year round and communal areas to make socialising easy, you'll be making friends for life before you know it!

We have sociable ensuite flats if you'd like to live with a group of like-minded students, or studios if you'd prefer a quieter option. Either way, you’ll get a much more luxurious experience than in standard halls of residence or at some of the other student housing in Cardiff.

Our ensuite rooms come in different sizes, but they give ou private space, a double bed and a swanky ensuite bathroom. Plus plenty of secure storage.

These ensuite rooms also link onto a communal kitchen/dining area where you can spend time with your friends. You're getting the best of both worlds, and the best option for quality student accommodation in Cardiff!

We also have Studio options, ranging in size up to a massive 27m2. These are big enough for two people to live in, so they’re perfect for couples or best friends - dual-occupancy is available as an option. The social spaces at this residence are second to none, with a spacious common room available all day round, plus a TV room with a widescreen television and pool table. Outside, there’s a lovely courtyard, where in the summer months we get together for barbecues and good times. This is much more than your average university halls!

Did we mention the residence is only a 10 to 20-minute stroll from Cardiff University and the University of South Wales? Plus, the Cardiff Metropolitan University is only a short bus ride away and the bus stop is right outside our door. Everything else you need is just a short walk away: supermarkets, shops, restaurants, entertainment and train stations (Cardiff Queen Street and Cathays). Make your booking now or find out more about the cost, placement and amenities of our student housing in Cardiff by clicking the links further down this page.

Cardiff offers a global fusion of culture and cuisine, with the City Road area boasting some of the city’s best restaurants, with everything from North African street food to East Asian favourites. There’s also a huge focus on local and international arts, with a full schedule of live music, theatre, art exhibitions and stand-up comedy. As a global city, the Welsh capital offers an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, arts venues, pubs and clubs you’d expect, all wrapped up in a friendly, easygoing South Wales bubble.

From the high street to the vintage stores of Cardiff’s Victorian arcades, you can snap up bargains to your heart’s content, before hitting the city centre for drinks. Sports fans can check out the action at Wales’ national stadium, The Principality Stadium (previously known as the Millennium Stadium) or follow the exploits of Cardiff City.