Accommodation St Edmund Hall Thought to be one of the only surviving pre-college Scholar Halls, St Edmund Hall is very quaint, with some buildings dating back to the thirteenth century. The college centres around the pretty quadrangle, which incorporates a lawn, bar and elaborate function rooms. Bedrooms are housed in a new building adjacent to the quad, and are of a reasonable size and standard. The Dining Room is a modern hall within the bedroom block. The River Cherwell runs alongside the college.
Bedrooms are variable, depending on the age and nature of the building.
Ensuite rooms are a good standard. The Dining Room is a traditional style banqueting hall with high ceilings and wooden panelling. Within its grandeur, it boasts the largest quad in Oxford, a renowned picture gallery, the Cathedral, and Christ Church Meadow. Bedrooms are of a good standard. The Dining Room is an impressive banqueting hall with high ceiling, many paintings and wooden panelling.