The phrase "accommodation hall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a hall or space designated for accommodation purposes, such as housing or lodging facilities.
Example: "The university's accommodation hall provides students with a comfortable living environment during their studies."
Alternatives: "housing hall" or "residence hall".
Accommodation Halls of residence are from £91 £155 per a week for a 40 week contract.
Accommodation Halls of residence on campus or in town cost £85-125 per week, including all bills.
Accommodation Halls of residence – both catered and self-catered - are available on both Chichester and Bognor Regis campuses, and prices start from £99.05 per week.
"International students are given priority in securing accommodation within halls of residence.
Accommodation The halls of residence are located a 15 minute walk from campus and are priced at £160 per week for a standard room and £170 for a premium room.
For full details visit uca.ac.uk/life-at-uca/fees. Accommodation All halls of residence are self-catering and UCA have a mixture of en-suite and shared bathroom facilities available.Fees are around £370-£535 per month.
Accommodation Most halls have a 38-week contract, with some having up to 49-week contracts.
Accommodation University halls cost £2,590 £4,033 - 37 week contract in Coleraine, £3,219-4,033 for a 37 week contract in Jordanstown, and £2,701-3,663 for a 37 week contract in Magee.
However, Angus O'Brien, UCL accommodation and halls representative and a member of the Cut the Rent group leading the strike action, said the way in which the university had reacted to Pinnington's article suggested it had something to hide.
A mini Communist empire, not only did the factory provide the workers with accommodation, dining halls and hospitals, it also controlled all aspects of our lives, including our hairstyle, our outfits or even our love life -- dating wasn't allowed within three years of entering the factory.
