459 En-Suite Bedrooms
Superior single en-suite rooms built to a world class specification
Accessibility
This building carries the highest possible accreditation under all categories of the National Accessible Scheme (NAS), with 20 fully accessible bedrooms (and the Gold Award for Sustainable Green Tourism). The University campus has many fully accessible routes to all areas, with ramps and automatic or electric doors to buildings. Read the Storm Jameson Court Access Statement, or visit the Disabled Go website for an access guide to the accommodation.
City Breaks
Storm Jameson Court has year-round accommodation which is available to guests from just £44 per room per night, perfect for a short break in Yorkshire’s most vibrant city.
The 459 Superior Single en-suite bedrooms are all built to extremely high standards with 20 fully accessible bedrooms. Storm Jameson Court carries the highest possible accreditation under all categories of the National Accessible Scheme (NAS) and a Gold Award for Sustainable Green Tourism.
If you’re looking for a base from which to explore the buzzing city of Leeds or the surrounding countryside, then look no further than the University of Leeds.
You can check availability and book this accommodation online for just £44 per room per night by visiting our Short Breaks page.
From just £44!
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Location
How to get to the University
Storm Jameson Court is on the main campus of the University.
Parking on campus is limited, and we are also committed to reducing our carbon emissions, so we encourage staff, students, visitors and delegates to walk, cycle or take the train where possible.
The University is committed to sustainable development and seeks to reflect best environmental practices in the conduct of its activities and operations.
Storm Jameson Court has received a Gold Award from the Green Tourism Business Scheme and as such we are committed to working to reduce
the impact of its operations on the environment.
Find out how you can play your part by reading the Responsible Visitor Charter. More information on the University’s green initiatives can be found on the Living it Green web page.
