Only students can stay at The Combworks in Aberdeen.

Short stays are defined as a minimum of one week during the summer, with the option to extend your stay for the entire summer.

Residents at The Combworks in Aberdeen have free access to social areas, study spaces, and Kooth (an anonymous mental wellbeing support platform).

Each studio at The Combworks includes a comfortable double bed, an ensuite bathroom, a desk, a chair, and plenty of storage space. Depending on the room type, additional furniture, kitchen appliances, or storage may be available. For exact details, contact the reception team.

Residents need to bring bedding, cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery, pots & pans, and personal belongings. Proof of student status and possibly a passport or ID are also required.

Yes, The Combworks is close to several supermarkets and convenience stores, and high street shops are within walking distance.

There is a bus stop just outside The Combworks, with buses 17 and 19 providing access to the station. From there, you can reach Edinburgh in less than three hours and Dundee in an hour and a half.

There are many things to do in Aberdeen, including the Aberdeen Maritime Museum, Duthie Park, and the historic village of Footdee.

Affordable restaurants for students in Aberdeen include Café 52, The Blue Moon, and Nando's. To try some affordable Scottish food, students can visit St Machar Bar and The Stag, both offering hearty dishes at reasonable prices.

Aberdeen's nightlife is vibrant, featuring pubs, clubs, and live music venues such as The Tunnels and Krakatoa.