Basecamp Student

Basecamp Student offers managed accommodation in Polish university cities, with online booking and local residences. Students can compare furnished rooms and study-period options before arranging their move. The provider also uses Basecamp by Xior branding, while the two Warsaw properties are presented as Xior residences.

What Is Basecamp Student?

The Polish location list covers Warsaw, Łódź, Katowice, Kraków and Wrocław. Warsaw has Wenedów and Wolska properties; Łódź has Rewolucji and Rembielińskiego. Room types depend on the building and include shared rooms, single rooms, studios and private bedrooms within larger apartments.

Check what the selected layout makes private. A bedroom in a shared apartment is different from a studio with its own kitchenette. Some single rooms use a communal kitchen, while shared rooms may place two beds in the same room. Compare the floor plan with your study and privacy needs.

Key Benefits for International Students

Furnished accommodation and online room selection may make arrival planning easier. Published building information lets students compare cooking facilities, study spaces, gyms and shared areas. These facilities differ by property, so use the selected building’s description when deciding which features matter.

Campus access also depends on the residence. Rewolucji is described as near universities and Piotrkowska Street, while the Kraków property is on Romanowicza Street and publishes nearby university and transport information. Check the route to the campus where your classes will actually take place.

Who Is It For?

This service may suit international students who want furnished residence accommodation and can cover the monthly cost and initial payments. Erasmus and semester students can compare published study-period options with their course calendar. The Polish FAQ states a semester minimum, so a shorter visit needs a separate check.

Pricing and Fees

For 1 February to 30 June 2027, the Kraków booking page displayed shared accommodation from 1,990 PLN/month per person when checked on 6 October 2026. For the same period, published room tables show example rates of 1,700 PLN/month for a Rewolucji shared place, 2,000 PLN/month for a Rembielińskiego shared-kitchen single, 1,930 PLN/month for a Katowice shared-kitchen single, and 2,830 PLN/month for a Wrocław shared-kitchen single.

Prices depend on the exact layout and period; headline figures can differ from dated room tables. Warsaw Wolska displays euro pricing, so exact PLN pricing is on request / per city. Confirm the selected room and full payment schedule on the current pricing page.

Polish terms require an initial monthly payment, a one-month deposit and an administrative fee whose amount needs confirmation. Utilities and internet are included except at Wolska, where electricity and excess water or heating consumption are billed separately. Laundry is extra, and residents clean their own apartment.

Supported Languages

Language support details for Basecamp Student are not currently listed, so students should contact the provider directly to confirm available languages.

When to Use This Service

Compare residences early once your university city and intake are known. Match arrival and departure dates to a published contract period, then budget for the upfront charges as well as monthly living costs. Ask about cancellation before committing if admission or travel arrangements are still uncertain.

The booking FAQ asks for a passport copy, or a local ID for EU nationals, plus an acceptance letter or student card. The reviewed pages did not confirm use of the agreement as accommodation proof for visa or residence applications. Establish that separately before relying on it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I arrange a semester stay?

A: The Polish FAQ states a semester minimum, and the booking system lists study-period options.

Q: Is everything included in rent?

A: Check the property terms, particularly Wolska’s utility exception, paid laundry and room-cleaning responsibilities.

Q: What if I need to cancel?

A: The Polish FAQ describes a refund window at least three months before the start, excluding the administrative fee; check the relevant agreement, especially for Warsaw.

Q: Should I use the headline price?

A: Use the dated room quote for your stay, because the headline and booking table may differ.